Utilize Discord servers as cloud storage! [This only works on python 3-3.6.x]

In order for this program to work, you're going to need to create a discord bot so we can connect to the discord API. Go to this link to create a bot. Make sure to create a user bot and ensure the bot is private. Here's a picture to the configuration. Keep note of the token and the client ID.

The bot will need a place to upload files. Create a new discord server, make sure no one else is on it unless you want them to access your files.

To add the bot to the server (assuming your bot isn't public), go to the following link: https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id={CLIENT_ID}&scope=bot&permissions=0 Replace {CLIENT_ID} with the client ID you copied earlier. Then, select the server you just made and authorize. Your server should now show your bot like this.

Clone the repository and run pip install -r requirements.txt to install the dependencies for the program.

Run python main.py -t {token} -r {room id} to configure the program, copy and paste your token from when you created your bot. For the room ID, copy the channel ID with right click on the channel (developer mode must be enabled under appearance on Discord settings to have the option for Copy ID). Your configuration should look like this

You can delete config.discord to reconfigure the program.

Usage: main.py [-h] [-t TOKEN] [-r ROOM_ID] [-c FILE] [-l] [-d CODE] [-u FILE]

Arguments:

-h, --help Show this help message and exit

-t TOKEN, --token TOKEN Bot token ID

-r ROOM_ID, --room-id ROOM_ID Channel ID to store files in

-c FILE, --config-file FILE Use configuration file

-l, --list List uploaded files

-d CODE, --download CODE Download file with given code

-u FILE, --upload FILE Upload file or directory

You shouldn't be using this as your main source of file storage. Program was inspired by snapchat-fs.