JavaScript api for rclone rc
This is a javascript api to access the rclone rc api.
How to install
If you are using npm,
npm install rclone-api --save
or using yarn,
yarn install rclone-api Usage
Import the required function
import {getAllProviders} from "rclone-api";And then,
getAllProviders().then(res => {
//... do something with the data
}, error => {
//... do something with the error
//eg: alert(error)
});OR
getAllProviders().then(res => {
//... do something with the data
}).catch( error => {
//... do something with the error
//eg: alert(error)
});Supported calls
getStats(): returns the current rclone stats.getCurrentBandwidthSetting(): fetches the current limit that is max which the rclone can send request at.setCurrentBandwidthSetting(newRate): changes the current bandwidth limit of the rclone backend. @param newRate {string} Human readable format of size eg: 1M|2M|1.2G specifying 1MB, 2MB, 1.2GB respectively.createPublicLink(remoteName, remotePath)creates a public link for a supported remotegetAllProviders()returns all the possible providers supported by the rclone backendgetAllConfigDump()return the configured remotes from the rclone backendgetFsInfo(remoteName)fetches the information regarding features, hashes from the rclone backend.getFilesList(remoteName, remotePath)fetches the files for a specified remote path (remoteName + remotePath).getRemoteInfo(remoteName)fetches the information about a provider.getRcloneVersion()fetches the version and details about the running rclone version.getAllRemoteNames()fetches all the remotes in the config.

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