This package provides a WebDAV interface for Amazon Cloud Drive.
$ git clone 'https://gitlab.com/zannalov/acd-webdav.git'
$ cd acd-webdav
$ npm install
$ npm runWith the app already running (see above)...
$ ./util/mount/osx.expvar jsDAV_ACD = require( ... );
// new jsDAV_ACD.Auth( ... )
// new jsDAV_ACD.Directory( ... )
// new jsDAV_ACD.File( ... )
// new jsDAV_ACD.Node( ... )
// new jsDAV_ACD.Tree( ... )
// new jsDAV_ACD.FsCache( ... )
// new jsDAV_ACD.Changes( ... )NodeJS can be easily installed by most users on most computers. This allows us to focus on the goal without getting lost in the weeds of making something cross-system compatible.
WebDAV is natively supported on most operating systems. FUSE is only natively supported in Linux. This should be mountable as a local file-path without requiring file synchronization.
With only slight modification (allowing access to non-localhost interface), this can also be run on a home network to share a cloud drive.
First install the dev dependencies:
~/acd-webdav$ npm installThen edit the config/default.js file (see the config/example.js file for all options).
Quick reference:
| Config module variable | Environment variable | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
hostname |
HOSTNAME |
'localhost' |
Which interface and host name to listen upon |
port |
PORT |
8080 |
What port to open |
lockDir |
LOCK_DIR |
'data' |
Where to put WebDAV lock files |
tmpDir |
TMP_DIR |
'tmp' |
Where to put WebDAV temporary files |
httpBasePath |
HTTP_BASE_PATH |
'/' |
Where on the URL to put the WebDAV mount point (by default the root to work with Windows XP) |
amazonCredentialsJsonFile |
N/A | .amazon-credentials.json |
Where to cache the credentials when not running |
amazonAuth.client_id |
N/A | ... | The client_id required for authorizing against Amazon Cloud Drive |
amazonAuth.client_secret |
N/A | N/A | An optional client_secret if you don't want access to periodically time out |
amazonAuth.scope |
N/A | clouddrive:read_all clouddrive:write |
What permissions this application needs within Amazon's auth framework |
amazonAuth.redirect_uri |
N/A | http://localhost:8080/signin.html |
Where Amazon should send the login info - should match hostname and port above |
Additionally, the config module supports several other interfaces, including using the NODE_CONFIG command online option or environment variable. Read more here.
If running this as an application (and not as a jsDAV plugin), use the environment variable JSDAV_DEBUG=true to turn on debugging.