Cross-platform command line interface for OneDrive (Personal)
$ git clone https://github.com/enumatech/onedrive-cli.git
$ cd onedrive-cli
$ npm install
$ ln -s $(realpath bin/onedrive) ~/bin/onedrive
$ onedrive login
usage: onedrive COMMAND [arguments]
This little utility supports the following commands:
* cat - dumps the contents of a file to stdout
* chmod - change sharing permissions
* cp - copies local file(s) to OneDrive or vice-versa
* df - shows OneDrive storage usage stats
* find - return remote filename(s), optionally separated by NUL
* help - shows list of supported commands
* ln - create a link to the remote item
* login - request/store an OAuth access token
* ls - list the contents of a folder
* mv - move a local file to OneDrive or vice-versa
* rm - delete a file from OneDrive (not implemented)
* sendmail - send an invitation email for editing to recipients
* stat - dump all information for particular file(s)
* wget - copy a remote URL to OneDrive (server side)
onedrive ls Public
onedrive cat Documents/passwords | grep boa
onedrive wget http://mega.com/somehugepublicfile Documents/somehugepublicfile
find * -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 -I{} onedrive cp "./{}" "Shared Favorites/{}"
The onedrive utility needs an access token in order to read/write to your OneDrive storage.
Use theonedrive login command to get the address of the Microsoft login page. After login,
this page will redirect to the file oauthcallbackhandler.html (https://github.com/enumatech/onedrive-cli/blob/master/docs/oauthcallbackhandler.html)
and extract the access_token from the URL parameters. Copy-paste this token into the command line.
This will save the token in a file called ~/.onedrive-cli-token. These tokens have a validity of 1 hour.
Currently, a copy will fail if a file with the same it already exists. Change the name of the target, or use other means to delete/rename the existing file in your OneDrive.
You cannot copy folders. Specify a source file instead, or use wildcards.
The target file name cannot be determined from the source path. Specify a target file name.
The cp command supports both local->remote as well as remote->local copy.
To make it clear which path is remote and which is local, either use ./ as a prefix for
the local path, or use :/ as a prefix for the remote path. Either one will suffice.
The chmod command currently only supports -w or -rw. The former tried to downgrade write
shares to read-only, whereas the latter removes all shares for the given item(s). Octal modes are accepted (for example 644, 0700) as well as og-rw or g-w.
rm