Google Drive API Java IntelliJ Setup
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I am trying to write a simple program that renames video files and uploads them directly to Google Drive using Google Drive API. I have already in the Main class written code to rename my files. My next step is I'd like to upload them to the drive.
My trouble is in integrating the Google Drive API to my existing code. I have followed the quick setup guide here : https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/java , I have the gradle build and credentials and all, but I have trouble understanding how my classes will interact. My imports have errors, and my project directory looks atrocious. I'm hoping someone can take a look on how this came to be and how can I resolve it. THANKS!
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I am trying to write a simple program that renames video files and uploads them directly to Google Drive using Google Drive API. I have already in the Main class written code to rename my files. My next step is I'd like to upload them to the drive.
My trouble is in integrating the Google Drive API to my existing code. I have followed the quick setup guide here : https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/java , I have the gradle build and credentials and all, but I have trouble understanding how my classes will interact. My imports have errors, and my project directory looks atrocious. I'm hoping someone can take a look on how this came to be and how can I resolve it. THANKS!
My Project Directory
java api intellij-idea google-drive-sdk google-drive-realtime-api
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I am trying to write a simple program that renames video files and uploads them directly to Google Drive using Google Drive API. I have already in the Main class written code to rename my files. My next step is I'd like to upload them to the drive.
My trouble is in integrating the Google Drive API to my existing code. I have followed the quick setup guide here : https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/java , I have the gradle build and credentials and all, but I have trouble understanding how my classes will interact. My imports have errors, and my project directory looks atrocious. I'm hoping someone can take a look on how this came to be and how can I resolve it. THANKS!
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java api intellij-idea google-drive-sdk google-drive-realtime-api
I am trying to write a simple program that renames video files and uploads them directly to Google Drive using Google Drive API. I have already in the Main class written code to rename my files. My next step is I'd like to upload them to the drive.
My trouble is in integrating the Google Drive API to my existing code. I have followed the quick setup guide here : https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/java , I have the gradle build and credentials and all, but I have trouble understanding how my classes will interact. My imports have errors, and my project directory looks atrocious. I'm hoping someone can take a look on how this came to be and how can I resolve it. THANKS!
My Project Directory
java api intellij-idea google-drive-sdk google-drive-realtime-api
java api intellij-idea google-drive-sdk google-drive-realtime-api
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