How to download a file from Google Drive using Python?
📁 Advanced Python Topics
I want to implement a program with auto-update, and for this I need the script to download a file from Google Drive. I'll say right away that the file is publicly accessible for reading and downloading. But how to do this if I can't get a direct link to the file itself, so I don't know how to implement it.
Got interested, asked Google.
For example, to add the directory /home/me/mypy to the paths, just do:
import syssys.path.append(""/home/me/mypy"")There is also the PYTHONPATH environment variable, where you can specify a list of directories separated by ':' for sys.path
There was such a question on , read it. Adding an empty __init__.py to the ./src directory and import src.modulllll in your program for the modulllll module should be enough (the current directory is in the search path). Or sys.path.append('src') and import modulllll
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