OwnCloudDriver: Support for ownCloud & Nextcloud #86
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More recent versions of pip (or setuptools?) will refuse to accept
these, leading to the error message:
'extras_require' must be a dictionary whose values are strings or
lists of strings containing valid project/version requirement
specifiers
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This is using
pyocclientto implement a driver for ownCloud & Nextcloud.As both of these systems rather use file/directory semantics instead of container/blob ones, the driver behaves somewhat similar to
LocalDriver: A container can be any (sub)directory (including""for the top-level directory), a blob is a file. Uploading blobs with slashes in their name will cause the respective parent directories to be created. Also, some features (e.g. ACLs and CDN URLs) are not supported.Multiple ways of access are supported:
endpoint="https://cloud.example.com/",user="AzureDiamond",password="hunter2"endpoint="https://cloud.example.com/s/XAPaqtjYbg5cJca",user=None(oruser=""), optionallypassword="hunter2"if the share is using a password, elsepassword=NoneThe code is basically working, but not yet complete. Open tasks:
If you have any comments, suggestions or criticism, let me know :)