Search Google Drive
Input
name optionalRestrict to files whose name contains these words.
type optionalRestrict to one Drive file type. Use this rather than filtering on mimeType afterwards — the search surface does not expose mimeTypes.
owner optionalRestrict by owner: an email address, or "me".
query optionalFree-text query, matched by Drive against file names and contents.
modifiedAfter optionalOnly files modified on or after this date, as YYYY-MM-DD.
modifiedBefore optionalOnly files modified before this date, as YYYY-MM-DD.
Output
url requiredcount requiredfiles requiredquery requiredThe query string as submitted to Drive, including any operators built from the filters.
note optionalPresent only when nothing was found, stating that Drive rendered no rows within the wait rather than implying a certain empty set.
Move a Google Drive file to the Bin
Moves a file to Drive's Bin (never a permanent delete), given just the file's id — its parent folder is resolved automatically.
Upload a file to Google Drive
Upload a file into a Google Drive folder, or into My Drive when no folder is given. Pass the bytes inline as base64 for small files, or point fileUrl at the file served over http://127.0.0.1:<port>/ on the machine running the browser for larger ones. Before reporting success it waits for a row in the destination that was absent beforehand AND carries this call's own filename, so it cannot credit itself with a file another upload created; it returns that file's Drive id. A filename already present in the destination is refused up front, because a dropped file does NOT replace or get declined — Drive happily stores a second, separate file under the same name. For the same reason a lost upload is reported as a failure rather than retried: a re-drop would duplicate an upload that merely landed slowly.
List a Google Drive folder
List the files and sub-folders directly inside a Google Drive folder, without recursing or downloading anything. Returns each item's id, name, type, size, last-modified date, owner and link. Omit folderId to list My Drive's root.