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rclone-drive

v0.5.1

Published

☁️Simple web cloud storage based on rclone, transform cloud storage (s3, google drive, one drive, dropbox) into own custom web-based storage

Downloads

26

Readme

Rclone Drive · npm version License: MIT

☁️Simple web cloud storage based on rclone, transform cloud storage (s3, google drive, one drive, dropbox) into own custom web-based storage

Take a demo: https://demo.rclone.app

password: pass

:warning: Due to a security issue, the demo app is shut down temporarily.

🏗️Under development

screenshot

👻 Features

Thanks to rclone

  1. ✅Support most of well-known cloud storage providers. (s3, google drive, dropbox, one drive ...see full list)

  2. 🔒Full encryption, you control your own files, privacy insured. read more

  3. 🗄️Easy to backup.

  4. 🌍Get/Add your files from anywhere via a browser.

  5. ⛔No ads.

  6. 🤨One client to manage multiple drive backend.

  7. 🚀Supper fast.

🛫 Getting started

1. Install

npm i -g rclone-drive

2. Install rclone

See rclone official guide, you can either download binary file or install globally.

3. Config rclone

See rclone official guide, add a new remote using:

rclone config

4. Get params

--rclone

If you installed rclone globally, run this command to get rclone bin path:

which rclone

or if you downloaded rclone bin manually, that's the file rclone(rclone.exe in Windows)'s full path.

--rclone-config

Rclone config file path, by default, run this command to show:

rclone config file

--base-dir

The remote you just added to rclone, for example, you add a s3 remote named mys3, and want to use bucket mybucket as rclone-drive's base dir, just set mys3:mybucket (no slash in the end)

5. 🚀 Ready to go

rclone-drive --rclone="<somepath>" --rclone-config="<somepath>" --base-dir="mys3:mybucket"

then open http://localhost:3000 and enter the password shown in command line.

⚙️ Configuration

Usage: rclone-drive [options]

Options:
  -V, --version                       output the version number
  -P, --port [port]                   Server port (default: "3000")
  -a, --address [address]             Server port (default: "localhost")
  -p, --password [password]           Password to login, default is random string
  -s, --secret [secret]               Session secret, if not set, session will only be saved in memory
  -r, --rclone [rclone]               Rclone bin path, e.g "/usr/local/bin/rclone"
  -R, --rclone-config [rcloneConfig]  Rclone config file path, e.g "/Users/wangsijie/.config/rclone/rclone.conf"
  -d, --base-dir [baseDir]            Rclone base dir, e.g "s3:defaultbucket"
  -h, --help                          output usage information

🔧 TODO

  • [ ] Check if rclone is installed properly
  • [ ] File sharing
  • [ ] Directory/File move
  • [ ] Docker support
  • [ ] Upload progress