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google-drive-cms

v1.0.1

Published

Connect to Google Drive as a backend API for content & data

Downloads

5

Readme

Google Drive CMS

This shared Google Drive folder serves as the backend for this sample webpage.

Quick links: Github / NPM / Dockerhub / Heroku

NPM

npm i google-drive-cms

Run local demo

npm i
npm start

Note: The local demo app connects to a remote backend deployed on Heroku. To run your own backend and connect to your own Google Drive, you will need to create your own API credentials by following the steps in the next section.

Connecting to Google APIs via Service account credentials

Create a new Google Cloud project

Enable Google APIs for the project

Generate Service Account credentials

  • Go to Credentials
  • "Create Credentials" > "Service account"
    1. Choose a name and email for the account
    2. Skip step 2
    3. Give your primary google account admin rights to manage this service account
  • Select the Service account you just created
  • Go to the KEYS tab
    • "ADD KEY" > Create new key
    • Use key type "JSON" and download the credentials .json file
    • Rename the file to credentials.json and move it to /secret/credentials.json in this repo.

Node.js usage

const GoogleDriveCMS = require('google-drive-cms')
const cms = new GoogleDriveCMS();
cms.getDoc('1UC7Ah...').then(console.log);

Express server

node node_modules/google-drive-cms/express.js

Docker image

Get the image on Docker Hub.

# pull from docker hub
docker pull nathanbabcock/google-drive-cms

# or build locally:
docker build . -t nathanbabcock/google-drive-cms

# run container, passing in CLIENT_EMAIL and PRIVATE_KEY 
docker run \
  --name google-drive-cms \
  --restart=always \
  --log-opt max-size=100m \
  --log-opt max-file=5 \
  -e CLIENT_EMAIL=your-client-email-here@npm-drive-cms.iam.gserviceaccount.com \
  -e PRIVATE_KEY="-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\n entire private keyfile here \n-----END PRIVATE KEY-----\n" \
  -v cache:/usr/src/app/cache \
  -p 80:80 \
  -d \
  nathanbabcock/google-drive-cms