This pure python library makes it possible to connect to an ownCloud instance and perform file, share and attribute operations.
Please note that this is not a sync client implementation but a library that provides functions to abstract away HTTP calls for various ownCloud APIs.
See the ownCloud homepage for more information about ownCloud.
Supports connecting to ownCloud 5, 6 and 7.
Please note that ownCloud 5 will require setting the "single_session" constructor option to False for some API calls.
- retrieve information about ownCloud instance (e.g. version, host, URL, etc.)
- basic file operations like getting a directory listing, file upload/download, directory creation, etc
- read/write file contents from strings
- upload with chunking and mtime keeping
- upload whole directories
- directory download as zip
- share a file/directory via public link
- share a resource with another user
- unshare a file or directory
- check if a file/directory is already shared
- get information about a shared resource
- update properties of a known share
- store app data as key/values using the privatedata OCS API
- Python >= 2.7 (no support for Python 3 yet)
- requests module (for making HTTP requests)
Automatic installation with pip:
$ pip install pyocclient
Manual installation of development version with git:
$ pip install requests
$ git clone https://github.com/PVince81/pyocclient.git
$ cd pyocclient
$ python setup.py install
Example for uploading a file then sharing with link:
import owncloud
oc = owncloud.Client('http://domain.tld/owncloud')
oc.login('user', 'password')
oc.mkdir('testdir')
oc.put_file('testdir/remotefile.txt', 'localfile.txt')
link_info = oc.share_file_with_link('testdir/remotefile.txt')
print "Here is your link: http://domain.tld/owncloud/" + link_info.link
To run the unit tests, edit the config file in "owncloud/test/config.py" to point to a running ownCloud instance to test against.
You might also need to install the unittest-data-provider package:
$ pip install unittest-data-provider
Then run the script "runtests.py":
$ ./runtests.py
To build the documentation, you will need to install Sphinx and docutil. Then run the following commands:
$ cd docs
$ make html
You can then find the documentation inside of "doc/build/html".
- Vincent Petry (@pvince81)
- Steffen Lindner (@gomezr)
- Soal (@soalhn)