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Python Cloud Flow is a powerful and intuitive multi-cloud file uploader written in Python. Featuring a user-friendly Tkinter
-based GUI, it automates file classification and uploads to services like:
- 🌐 Google Drive
- ☁️ Dropbox
- 🗃️ Box
- 🌀 pCloud
- 🛢️ Amazon S3
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✅ Fully Automated Uploads Files are intelligently categorized and uploaded to the appropriate cloud service.
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🌐 Multi-Cloud Integration One tool to upload across multiple platforms—seamlessly.
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🧩 Interactive GUI Built with
Tkinter
for ease of use, even for non-tech users. -
🔄 Live Upload Status Real-time updates on progress, errors, and file details.
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⚙️ Easy Configuration Minimal setup with clear inline code instructions.
Ensure the following are installed before running:
- Python 3.x
- Required libraries (install via pip):
pip install google-api-python-client boto3 dropbox requests boxsdk tk
git clone https://github.com/Alok-2002/PythonCloudFlow.git
cd PythonCloudFlow
Edit the Python script and insert your API keys, tokens, and folder IDs in the marked sections.
python PyCloudFlow.py
- Select files via the GUI
- Automatic classification determines the target cloud
- Uploads proceed with real-time feedback on-screen
- 🔐 Secure Secrets: Use environment variables or
.env
files for API keys instead of hardcoding. - 🧩 Custom Integrations: Add more cloud providers or refine upload logic.
- ⏱️ Automation Friendly: Schedule uploads using
cron
(Linux/macOS) or Task Scheduler (Windows).
Issue | Solution |
---|---|
API Quota Errors | Check cloud dashboard quotas |
Import Errors | Reinstall missing dependencies |
Authentication Failures | Double-check API keys and access tokens |
Have an idea or want to fix a bug?
- 🔧 Open an Issue
- 📥 Submit a Pull Request
- ⭐ Star the repository if you find it useful!
Alok Sharma 🔗 GitHub Profile 🪪 Credit required for use or modifications.
Licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, distribute, and modify this project with attribution.