Drive Tree

Drive tree is a desktop application that allows you to browse your Google Drive files and view the size of each directory.

Features

One command: sign in, scan and browse, all from your browser.
Sign-in is automatic: approve access on the Google page and you're redirected back to the app, no codes to copy.
No files are written to disk: your token and file data live in memory only and are gone when you close the app.
Browse folders sorted by size, with the share of each item in its folder, a name filter and sortable columns.
Statistics: space by file type and your largest files.
Shows your Google storage quota, and lets you rescan or sign out at any time.

go run drive-tree.go

Binaries available here.

Your browser opens on the Google sign-in page. Google may warn you that the app isn't verified yet: choose Advanced, then continue.

Press the confirm button to grant read-only access to your files metadata.

You're sent back to the app, which scans your Drive and shows the results when done.

Flags:

-no-browser: don't open the browser, just print the link.
-addr: address to listen on (default 127.0.0.1:8080). The port must stay 8080, it's the one registered for the Google sign-in redirect.

docker build -t my-drive-tree-app .
docker run -it --rm -p 8080:8080 --name my-running-app my-drive-tree-app

Docker can't open the browser for you: open the link printed on the screen.