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Google Drive Upload Node

The Google Drive Upload node enables you to upload files directly to a specified folder in your Google Drive. It is commonly used after a file has been provided or processed by a previous node, such as a File Uploader.

Google Drive Upload node

Inputs​

  • File Input: The file or files to be uploaded. Connect this to the output of a node that provides file data (e.g., File Uploader).
  • Drive Path: The folder path in your Google Drive where the file will be uploaded (e.g., learningflow).
  • Owner: The Google Drive account (by ID) that will own the uploaded file(s).

Outputs​

  • Upload Result: Confirmation or status of the upload operation (e.g., success, failure, file URLs).
  • Drive Link: (Optional) URL to the uploaded file(s) or target folder in Google Drive.

Usage​

  1. Start → File Uploader: User selects a file to upload.
  2. File Uploader (Output) → Google Drive Upload (File Input): Pass the file to the Google Drive Upload node.
  3. Google Drive Upload: The file is uploaded to the specified Drive Path (e.g., learningflow).

Notes​

  • Ensure the Google Drive account is authenticated and has sufficient permissions.
  • Large files may take longer to upload depending on your network speed.
  • The node will create the specified Drive Path if it does not already exist.