GoogleCL: Using Google services from the command line

I have not wrote anything because I was too busy with facu truth and work.

Today I come to tell you about GoogleCL a tool for command-line Linux and Mac
There for a while now, but the truth had never found much use but today when

Allows you to use all google services from the command line.

For example we know that we have on our calendar today? google calendar today
We add a new task in the calendar? google calendar add "Partial Artificial Intelligence at 7 pm next wednesday." And only recognizes the day and date!
want to upload a new doc to GDocs? google docs upload PATH / TO / FILE
Want to upload photos to picassa? picasa post-title "My Cat Photos" photos / cats / * "

Specifically works with the following services:
'Picasa', 'blogger', 'youtube', 'docs', 'contacts', 'calendar', 'finance'

And giving google help [service] helps us strip about the service and the things that we can ask. For example google calendar help.

To install just do:
sudo apt-get install GoogleCL

As an extra tip, using GoogleCL Unity is a launcher for you that you drag a file and uploads only GDoc and from there we can also create documents.

To download must run the following:

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 share / applications mv gdocs-unity / docs- 128 .png ~ / .icons / chmod +x ~ /. Local / share / applications mv GDocs-unity / docs-128. Png ~ /. Icons / chmod + x 

  sudo apt-get install zenity
 cd Downloads /
 wget http://webupd8.googlecode.com/files/gdocs-unity.tar.gz
 tar-xvf-unity.tar.gz GDocs
 gdocs-unity/gdocs.desktop mv ~ / .local / share / applications
 gdocs-unity/docs-128.png mv ~ /. icons /
 chmod + x ~ / Downloads / GDocs-unity / docsHelper
 sed-i "s / Exec = \ / path \ / to \ / docsHelper / Exec \ = \ / home \ / $ USER \ / Downloads \ / GDocs-unity \ / docsHelper /" ~ / .local / share / applications / gdocs.desktop
 rm-unity.tar.gz GDocs 

Before you can use it must provide access to GDocs. For this, from the console will give google docs upload and there is going to request access to our google account the first time!

Hope this helps!