A tool for fetching and scrolling images (and music) stored in Google Drive.
This program was developed to be used on a Raspberry Pi for a digital signage purpose, but it should work fine on other *nix hosts.
- Python 3.7+
- feh (requires X)
- mpg123
- google-auth-oauthlib
You will need to have a project in Google Cloud with a configured OAuth client in order to access the Drive API. The only scope needed in the consent screen is: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.readonly Read more here: https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/about-sdk
Before the first run of the program, create a JSON file with the following OAuth keys and values from your Google Cloud project:
{"client_id": "FOO", "client_secret": "BAR"}After the first run, the program will store the access token in that file and transparently take care of refreshing the token.
Since we use mpg123 to play music, only MPEG (mp1/mp2/mp3) files are allowed.
usage: scroll.py [-h] --credential-store CREDENTIAL_STORE --images-parent-id IMAGES_PARENT_ID [--music-parent-id MUSIC_PARENT_ID] [--slideshow-interval SLIDESHOW_INTERVAL]
A tool for fetching and scrolling images (and music) stored in Google Drive.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--credential-store CREDENTIAL_STORE
Location of persistent credential store.
--images-parent-id IMAGES_PARENT_ID
Google Drive parent (folder) id that contains the child images.
--music-parent-id MUSIC_PARENT_ID
Google Drive parent (folder) id that contains the child music files.
--slideshow-interval SLIDESHOW_INTERVAL
Number of seconds between images. (default: 10)
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