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Added option folderpathonly [<Boolean>] to commands that display paths

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Ross Scroggs
2024-05-17 07:42:32 -07:00
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@@ -396,7 +396,7 @@ Display file details in indented keyword: value format. The two forms are equiva
```
gam <UserTypeEntity> show fileinfo <DriveFileEntity>
[returnidonly]
[filepath|fullpath] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
[filepath|fullpath] [folderpathonly [<Boolean>]] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
[allfields|<DriveFieldName>*|(fields <DriveFieldNameList>)]
(orderby <DriveFileOrderByFieldName> [ascending|descending])*
[showdrivename] [showshareddrivepermissions]
@@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ gam <UserTypeEntity> show fileinfo <DriveFileEntity>
[formatjson]
gam <UserTypeEntity> info drivefile <DriveFileEntity>
[returnidonly]
[filepath|fullpath] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
[filepath|fullpath] [folderpathonly [<Boolean>]] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
[allfields|<DriveFieldName>*|(fields <DriveFieldNameList>)]
(orderby <DriveFileOrderByFieldName> [ascending|descending])*
[showdrivename] [showshareddrivepermissions]
@@ -421,6 +421,10 @@ Use `filepath` to display the path(s) to the files in `<DriveFileEntity>`.
Use `fullpath` to add additional path information indicating that a file is an Orphan or Shared with me.
By default, the path to a file includes the file name as the last element of the path.
Use `folderpathonly` to display only the folder names when displaying the path to a file. This folder only path
an be used in `gam <UserTypeEntity> create drivefolderpath` to recreate the folder hierarchy.
By default, file path components are separated by `/`; use `pathdelimiter <Character>` to use `<Character>` as the separator.
When `allfields` is specified (or no fields are specified), use `showdrivename` to display Shared(Team) Drive names.
@@ -479,16 +483,21 @@ By default, Gam displays the information as an indented list of keys and values.
gam <UserTypeEntity> show filepath <DriveFileEntity>
[returnpathonly]
(orderby <DriveFileOrderByFieldName> [ascending|descending])*
[stripcrsfromname] [fullpath] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
[stripcrsfromname]
[folderpathonly [<Boolean>]] [fullpath] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
gam <UserTypeEntity> print filepath <DriveFileEntity> [todrive <ToDriveAttribute>*]
(orderby <DriveFileOrderByFieldName> [ascending|descending])*
[stripcrsfromname] [fullpath] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
[oneitemperrow]
[stripcrsfromname] [oneitemperrow]
[fullpath] [folderpathonly [<Boolean>]] [pathdelimiter <Character>]
```
Use `returnpathonly` to display just the file path of the files in `<DriveFileEntity>`.
Use `fullpath` to add additional path information indicating that a file is an Orphan or Shared with me.
By default, the path to a file includes the file name as the last element of the path.
Use `folderpathonly` to display only the folder names when displaying the path to a file. This folder only path
an be used in `gam <UserTypeEntity> create drivefolderpath` to recreate the folder hierarchy.
By default, file path components are separated by `/`; use `pathdelimiter <Character>` to use `<Character>` as the separator.
The `stripcrsfromname` option strips nulls, carriage returns and linefeeds from drive file names.
@@ -1009,8 +1018,9 @@ gam <UserTypeEntity> print|show filelist [todrive <ToDriveAttribute>*]
[excludetrashed]
[maxfiles <Integer>] [nodataheaders <String>]
[countsonly [summary none|only|plus] [summaryuser <String>]
[showsource] [showsize] [showmimetypesize]] [countsrowfilter]
[filepath|fullpath [pathdelimiter <Character>] [addpathstojson] [showdepth]] [buildtree]
[showsource] [showsize] [showmimetypesize]]
[countsrowfilter]
[filepath|fullpath [folderpathonly [<Boolean>]] [pathdelimiter <Character>] [addpathstojson] [showdepth]] [buildtree]
[allfields|<DriveFieldName>*|(fields <DriveFieldNameList>)]
[showdrivename] [showshareddrivepermissions]
[(showlabels details|ids)|(includelabels <DriveLabelIDList>)]
@@ -1117,13 +1127,13 @@ By default, when a folder is selected, only its contents are displayed.
## Choose what fields to display
If no query or select is performed, use these options to get file path information:
* `filepath|fullpath` - For files and folders, display the full path(s) to them starting at the root (My Drive)
* `addcsvdata <FieldName> <String>` - Add additional columns of data from the command line to the output
* `addpathstojson` - When this option and `formatjson` are specified, the path information will be included in the
JSON data rather than as additional columns
* `addcsvdata <FieldName> <String>` - Add additional columns of data from the command line to the output
When used with `filepath` or `fullpath`, `showdepth` will display a `depth` column.
Files/folders directly in `My Drive` are at depth 0, the depth increases by 1
for each containing folder. For files with multiple parents, the maximum depth is displayed.
for each containing folder.
If a query or select is performed, use these options to get file path information:
* `filepath` - For files, no path information is shown; for folders, the paths of all of its children are shown starting at the selected folder
@@ -1131,6 +1141,10 @@ If a query or select is performed, use these options to get file path informatio
* `addpathstojson` - When this option and `formatjson` are specified, the path information will be included in the
JSON data rather than as additional columns
By default, the path to a file includes the file name as the last element of the path.
Use `folderpathonly` to display only the folder names when displaying the path to a file. This folder only path
an be used in `gam <UserTypeEntity> create drivefolderpath` to recreate the folder hierarchy.
By default, file path components are separated by `/`; use `pathdelimiter <Character>` to use `<Character>` as the separator.
By default, only the fields `id` and `webViewLink` are displayed.