This script analyses your Google Drive to find all files you've shared.

It returns a Spreadsheet with the files and their access rights alongside the viewers.

• Connect to your google drive account
• Create a new spreadsheet (optional: rename it)
• Go to "Tools -> Script Editor"
• Copy the content of the file checker.js into the editor
• Save and Run
• It may asks for permissions that you need to accept in order to access the drive.

It creates a new sheet in the spreadsheet that should be populated with the results according to this column format :

If you want the script to check only files shared via links you can set :

const CHECK_PRIVATE_FILES = false;

If you want to set specific users files are shared with as not ExternalEditors or ExternalViewers then you can add them to

const internalUsers = [
  "[email protected]",
];

If you want to set certain email domains to be considered not ExternalEditors or ExternalViewers then you can add them to

var internalDomains = [
  "example.org",
];

• Arnaud Moya [email protected]

• @moya-a (https://github.com/moya-a/G-Drive-SharedFiles-Checker)

For what this script evolved out of

• @Senseful on StackOverflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45689629/how-to-use-continuationtoken-with-recursive-folder-iterator/54104948#54104948)

For a great safe resumable recursive google drive folder and file iterator

• @woodwardtw (https://gist.github.com/woodwardtw/22a199ecca73ff15a0eb)

For the inital idea

• @danjargold (https://gist.github.com/danjargold/c6542e68fe3a3b46eeb0172f914641bc)

For the version of the script Arnaud Moya's was based on

• MIT