Upload a file to OneDrive using Python.
- Python 3
- Requests project
python3 -m pip install requests
Download Python source files or clone this repository.
Navigate to https://portal.azure.com/ and create a new app registration.
Give access to your organizational directory.
In the Redirect URI section select Web as a platform and set http://localhost/auth as the value of the URI.
Rename or copy client_secret.sample.json to client_secret.json. Edit the resulting file:
- Open your Endpoints and copy the OAuth 2.0 authorization endpoint (v2) to the authorization_endpoint field.
- From the same screen, copy the OAuth 2.0 token endpoint (v2) to the token_endpoint field.
- Copy the Application (client) ID to the client_id field.
- Create a New client secret and copy its value to the client_secret field.
Remove any API Permissions.
Run authorize.py.
./authorize.py
Open the printed URL in a browser and follow the instructions.
Run simple_upload.py:
./simple_upload.py [--path PATH] FILE
where FILE is the file to be uploaded to the PATH path in OneDrive.
If PATH is omitted, the file will be uploaded to the root.
Otherwise, PATH should end with a slash / character.
Run resumable_upload.py:
./resumable_upload.py [--path PATH] [--block-limit BLOCK_LIMIT] FILE
to upload the file in blocks of BLOCK_LIMIT bytes.
Arguments FILE and PATH are the same as in simple_upload.py.
The optional positive integer BLOCK_LIMIT has the default value of 327,680 = 320K.
Run retention_policy.py:
./retention_policy.py [--days DAYS] PATH
to delete files from the PATH path in OneDrive, created at least DAYS days ago.
PATH should not end with a slash / character.
The optional non-negative integer DAYS has the default value of 7.