Quasar-NodeJS-Google-Drive
Upload and download files to Google Drive by using Quasar v1 and NodeJS API.
AI summary
Google Drive Client
A NodeJS application using Quasar v1 to interact with Google Drive, allowing users to upload and download files.
- stars
- 12
- forks
- 6
- watching
- 2
Similar projects
Found by comparing what the projects do, not just their names.
Map app demo
An example project demonstrating integration of Google Maps APIs with Quasar and Cypress for building geolocation-based applications
Bigtable client
A Node.js client library for interacting with Google Cloud Bigtable, a NoSQL data storage service
Data Explorer App
A Vue.js application implementing an Ngexplorer client with the Quasar framework for exploratory data analysis and visualization.
Hybrid App
An offline-capable hybrid app with social network authentication and Cordova integration
Portfolio app
A dynamic portfolio website with animated images built using Quasar and GreenSock
Dev environment
A Node.js application providing a simple, local development experience with automatic code reloading and deployment to Google Cloud
Smart Home Service
A sample project demonstrating a Smart Home IoT cloud service with user authentication and device control APIs for Google Assistant integration
Assistant app
A desktop client for Google Assistant
Dev Blog Tool
A tutorial app for learning node.js, coffeescript, and mongodb development using MongoDB as the backend database
Graph database client
A Neo4j graph database client library for Node.js
Map extension
An App Extension for integrating Google Maps into Quasar applications
Google Drive API client
An Apex framework providing access to Google Drive API calls
API protocol buffer files
A collection of protocol buffer files for Google APIs used by Node.js clients
Cloud database driver
Provides a Java driver for connecting to Google Cloud Spanner databases using the Reactive Relational Database Connectivity (R2DBC) standard
PubSub-Kafka connector
A tool for integrating Google Cloud PubSub with Apache Kafka.