GoogleCL is a command-line utility that provides access to various Google services. It streamlines tasks such as posting to a Blogger blog, adding events to Calendar, or editing documents on Google Docs

• google blogger post --tags "GoogleCL, awesome" --title "Test Post" "I'm posting from the command line"
• google blogger post blogpost.txt
• google blogger list title,url-site # List posts
• google blogger delete --title "Test Post"
• google delete --title "Silly post number [0-9]*" # Delete posts matching regex
• google tag --title "Dev post" --tags "Python, software" # label an existing post

• google calendar add "Dinner party with George today at 6pm" # add event to calendar
• google calendar today # List events for today only.
• google calendar list --date 2010-06-01,2010-06-30 # List events.
• google calendar delete --title "Dinner party with George" # Delete an event.

• google contacts add "J. Random Hacker, jrandom@example.com"
• google contacts list name,email --title "J. Random Hacker"
• google contacts delete --title "J. Random Hacker"

• google docs delete --title "Evidence"
• google docs edit --title "Shopping list" --editor vim
• google docs get --title "Homework [0-9]*"
• google docs list title,url-direct --delimiter ": " # list docs
• google docs upload the_bobs.csv ~/work/docs_to_share/*

• google picasa create --title "Vermont Test" --tags Vermont vermont.jpg
• google picasa get --title "Vermont Test" /path/to/download/folder
• google picasa list title,url-direct --query "A tag"
• google picasa post --title "Vermont Test" ~/old_photos/*.jpg # Add to an album
• google picasa tag --title "Vermont Test" --tags "places"
• google picasa delete --title "Vermont Test" # delete entire album

• google youtube post --category Education --devtags GoogleCL killer_robots.avi
• google youtube delete --title "killer_robots.avi"
• google youtube list # list my videos
• google youtube tag -n ".*robot.*" --tags robot

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Tags: cli, commandline, google

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