

from a terminal $ seafile-nautilus relative/or/absolute/path/to/the/file/or/folderģ. Library, choose scripts then seafile_nautilus. Simply right-click on a file or folder from a synchronized Optionnal: set seafile_nautilus icon to the script: $ gio set seafile_nautilus metadata::custom-icon 'file://'$(python3 -m site -user-site)'/seafile_nautilus/icons/icon.png'

$ mkdir -p ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/ 3. Tip: If the first command fails for the folder does not exist, then type $ echo 'seafile-nautilus' > seafile_nautilus $ echo '#!/usr/bin/sh' > seafile_nautilus Create a nautilus interface $ cd ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/ Seafile-nautilus: error: the following arguments are required: fileĢ. Now, if the previous operations were successful, type seafile-nautilus in a terminalĪnd you should get the response below: $ seafile-nautilus If pip raises the warning below WARNING: The script seafile-nautilus is installed in '/home/USER/.local/bin' which is not on PATH.Ĭonsider adding this directory to PATH or, if you prefer to suppress this warning, use -no-warn-script-location.
#Seafile api install#
Install seafile_nautilus package: $ pip3 install seafile_nautilus If not already present, install pip3 and zenity: $ sudo apt install python3-pipġ. Be sure you have zenity correctly installed. Seafile_nautilus also allows to open directly a file or a folder in the cloud. alter link permissions: on cloud edition, download, upload.display link properties (creator name, expiration date, number of views, password, etc.),.Multiple actions that can be performed on local files contained Seafile_nautilus mainly focuses on seafile links: share link, internal link and Of course, this requires that the seafile client is installed Seafile client parameters and token (stored locally in the user's personal folder) The user for the server address, login and password. Seafile_nautilus relies on its own seafile API which, unlike many others, does not ask In a Nautilus script (note the dash - instead of the underscore _). Installed, the seafile-nautilus command is defined for the user and can be called Links directly from the file manager (right-click menu > scripts). Seafile_nautilus provides gnome-files (Nautilus) users the ability to manage seafile
