Source = "" % (file_dict, gdrive_api_key) Print('Found #%d files' % res)įor file_dict in res: Print(' Downloading: %s -> %s' % (remote_folder, local_dir)) I've ended up applying the following code (tested, works well): import urllib.requestįrom os import path, makedirs, remove, renameĭef download_googledrive_folder(remote_folder, local_dir, gdrive_api_key, debug_en):
Python: download files from google drive using url.Download Shared Google Drive Folder with Python.How to download specific Google Drive folder using Python?.Download entire Google Drive folder from the shared link using Google drive API.Python: How do download entire folder from Google Drive.I found many similar discussions, but all were assuming either file-download or authentication, and I couldn't find a match for that specific ask, e.g.: In case that it's not possible to directly download the entire folder, then it would be sufficient to just being able to list its content (files), without authentication, and then I'll be able to download each file separately. The procedure shall be accomplished without authentication, as it's a public folder which is accessible for anyone who has the link. I would like to download an entire public folder from Google-drive from script (python, wget, terminal, etc.).
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