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I have a Mathematica file in my google drive. There is no option to open the Mathematica file directly, without downloading it. Is it possible to directly open the file from google drive?
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I have a Mathematica file in my google drive. There is no option to open the Mathematica file directly, without downloading it. Is it possible to directly open the file from google drive?
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I have a Mathematica file in my google drive. There is no option to open the Mathematica file directly, without downloading it. Is it possible to directly open the file from google drive?
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asked Aug 13 at 9:10
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I have a Mathematica file in my google drive. There is no option to open the Mathematica file directly, without downloading it. Is it possible to directly open the file from google drive?
files-and-directories mathematicascript general-utilities
asked Aug 13 at 9:10
user149973
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asked Aug 13 at 9:10
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asked Aug 13 at 9:10
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asked Aug 13 at 9:10
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If you have a public link, you can follow the answer to this question, and basically just import the data
Import[url, "Data"]
If you need to authenticate to get a private link, then you will need this answer and the packlet by @b3m2a1
PacletInstall[
"ServiceConnection_GoogleDrive",
"Site" ->
"http://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1.paclets/PacletServer"
];
gd = ServiceConnect["GoogleDrive"]
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
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The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". AndImportdoes download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).
– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
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@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
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1 Answer
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If you have a public link, you can follow the answer to this question, and basically just import the data
Import[url, "Data"]
If you need to authenticate to get a private link, then you will need this answer and the packlet by @b3m2a1
PacletInstall[
"ServiceConnection_GoogleDrive",
"Site" ->
"http://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1.paclets/PacletServer"
];
gd = ServiceConnect["GoogleDrive"]
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". AndImportdoes download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).
– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
2
@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
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up vote
7
down vote
If you have a public link, you can follow the answer to this question, and basically just import the data
Import[url, "Data"]
If you need to authenticate to get a private link, then you will need this answer and the packlet by @b3m2a1
PacletInstall[
"ServiceConnection_GoogleDrive",
"Site" ->
"http://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1.paclets/PacletServer"
];
gd = ServiceConnect["GoogleDrive"]
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". AndImportdoes download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).
– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
2
@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
If you have a public link, you can follow the answer to this question, and basically just import the data
Import[url, "Data"]
If you need to authenticate to get a private link, then you will need this answer and the packlet by @b3m2a1
PacletInstall[
"ServiceConnection_GoogleDrive",
"Site" ->
"http://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1.paclets/PacletServer"
];
gd = ServiceConnect["GoogleDrive"]
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
If you have a public link, you can follow the answer to this question, and basically just import the data
Import[url, "Data"]
If you need to authenticate to get a private link, then you will need this answer and the packlet by @b3m2a1
PacletInstall[
"ServiceConnection_GoogleDrive",
"Site" ->
"http://www.wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1.paclets/PacletServer"
];
gd = ServiceConnect["GoogleDrive"]
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
answered Aug 13 at 10:31
rhermans
21.6k439103
21.6k439103
The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". AndImportdoes download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).
– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
2
@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
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The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". AndImportdoes download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).
– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
2
@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". And
Import does download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
The OP seems to ask how to open the file with a web app — "without downloading it". And
Import does download, I suppose (although you might not find the resulting file on your file system).– Ruslan
Aug 13 at 14:50
2
2
@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@Ruslan well something or another would get downloaded no matter what. Thats the way web works.
– joojaa
Aug 13 at 15:18
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
@joojaa I would not consider the same fetching a file and opening it in a dedicated web app directly from GD. The more that there is also a WolframCloud where you can work with notebooks without fetching them. My interpretation of the question was the same as Ruslan's, does not mean we are right though, let's wait for OP. p.s. I think the answer is no.
– Kuba♦
Aug 14 at 6:47
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