There are a lot of things you can do with the Google Drive API, List files and folders, Download files, Upload files, Change Files, Copy files, Delete Files, Trash Files, Create directory’s, delete directory’s. net Client library which makes accessing Google APIs much simpler.
In this tutorial series, we will be looking into the Google Drive API, using the Google. Have you been trying to connect your website or application to Google Drive? Would you like to see a list of files or a list of Directories stored on Google Drive? Would you like to Upload a file to Google Drive or download a file from Google drive using C#. I recommend switching to Google Drive API v3 and not using this tutorial.
We’ll provide more details when that API is available.An updated version of this tutorial for Google Drive API V3 can be found How to upload a file to Google Drive with C#. In the near future, we’ll introduce a Data Ownership Transfer API, which will require this Data Transfer privilege and allow admins to programmatically transfer ownership of various Google data-in bulk-from one employee to another. They’ll also have the option to revoke the Data Transfer privilege from any delegated admin. Note that super admins will continue to be the only admins allowed to transfer data when deleting users.
Once that auto-enablement takes place for your domain, you and any other admins will need to have both the Drive service privilege and the Data Transfer privilege in order to transfer data in the Drive section of the Admin console. Over the course of the following week, super admins and those delegated admins who already have the Drive service privilege will have this Data Transfer privilege enabled automatically. Recently, we introduced a new Data Transfer privilege in the Admin console (located under Admin roles > Privileges > Admin API Privileges). Currently, super admins and delegated admins with the Drive service privilege can transfer Google Drive content from one employee to another in the Drive section of the Admin console.
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