Nextcloud / Owncloud CLI Webdav Client
Uses curl to access the Nextcloud webdav service.
If you want to send files to publicly shared Nextcloud/Owncloud folders,
check out my Cloud Sender 2 App.
Tries to be feature-complete with the Nextcloud Webdav's capabilities.
- list file/folder
- create folder
- send file
- send folder (not avail on Webdav)
- get file
- get folder (not avail on Webdav)
- delete file/folder
- move file/folder
- copy file/folder
- list shares
- list links
- target folder detection redirection
will use source file name when target ends with / - external config files
- reset config files
- multiple users
- multi-language support
- auto-detect / auto-load system language
- force language from param
- run from symlinks (find config files)
- load specific config files from params
There are two configuration files that need to be edited
Defines the target server domain, protocol and port
# Edit the shell variables below
CLOUDSERVERDOMAIN='cloud.domain.tld'
CLOUDSERVERPROTOCOL='https://'
CLOUDSERVERPORT=443
Defines the usernames/passwords to be used
The first user is used as default
---- Add accounts one per line, as in USERNAME:PASSWORD
---- You can use an "App Password" to access your account (instead of your regular password)
---- Settings > Personal > Security > Enter App Name > Create new app password
---- The first user is the default user, the rest can be used with -u <usernamme>
---- Lines starting with four dashes will be ignored
myUsername:myPassword
CloudManager supports localization and automatic language detection.
You can also force a language with -l <language_code>.
- en_US
- pt_BR
You can use the parameters -h or --help to get the help information.
$ ./cloudmanager -l en --help
Tavinus Cloud Manager v0.1.9
CONFIG
- cloudmanager.server Edit this file to configure host domain, protocol and port
- cloudmanager.accounts Edit this file to add nextcloud accounts
The first user of the list is the default user
You may use an "app" token instead of the user password (safer)
Both config files MUST be populated before you try to use Cloud Manager
OPTIONS
-V, --version Prints version to screen and finishes execution
-v, --verbose Prints execution information to screen
-h, --help Prints this help to screen and finishes execution
--resetServerConfig Resets server config file to default
--resetAccountsConfig Resets accounts config file to default
--resetAll Resets all config files
-u, --user <username> Loads the user <username> from the cloudmanager.accounts file
-l, --language <lang> Force the language <lang>
Languages currently supported:
en_US pt_BR
NOTES
- Target locations ending with a forward dash / will be treated as folders and
will have the source name file appended to it as a target location.
COMMANDS
> ls,list [target]
Lists a folder or file (lists root folder if empty)
Ex: list
> mkdir,makeFolder <foldername>
Creates a folder at the cloud
Ex: mkdir MyTestFolder
> send,upload <localfolder/localfile> [cloudfolder/cloudfile]
Sends a local file to the cloud instance
Ex: send '/home/user/MyFile.xml' 'CloudFolder/MyFile.xml'
> mv,move <source> <target>
Moves a folder or file inside the cloud instance
Ex: move 'OneFolder/MyFile.txt' 'AnotherFolder/MyFile.txt'
> cp,copy <source> <target>
Copies a folder or file inside the cloud instance
Ex: copy 'OneFolder/MyFile.txt' 'AnotherFolder/MyFile.txt'
> del,delete <target>
Erases a folder or file inside the cloud instance (may move to Trashbin)
Ex: del 'MyFolder/MyFile.txt'
> get,download <source> [target]
Downloads a file from the cloud to a local folder
Target defaults to current folder with remote name if blank
Ex: get 'RemoteFolder/RemoteFile.txt' '/home/user/MyFile.txt'
> shares,listShares [folder]
Prints table with shares (183 cols)
Specify a folder or leave blank to list all
Ex: shares
> links,sharedLinks
List shares by links using the format <URL>,<FILE NAME>
Ex: listShares
