Upload your files to a cloud storage service, and share them or email them to others.Perhaps poll until a better response is received. In my testing this hasn't been an issue but I'd like for that api to be more robust. When creating a new folder, if you try to fetch that folder immediately afterwards, it can fail and not return the proper response.(you can always find this link again by going to "Publish" -> "Deploy as web app." and clicking on the "latest code" link there)
Click on the "latest code" link to view the form.(If you see a "BACK TO SAFETY" button you should click "Advanced", then the link that says "unsafe") Authorize the app by Reviewing Permissions and allowing this script to modify your google drive.Leave the defaults or modify them as you please.Deploy your code by going to "Publish" -> "Deploy as web app.".Copy the contents of forms.html into the newly created forms.html.Click "File" -> "New" -> "HTML file" and name it forms.html.Paste the contents of Code.gs into the Code.gs file that opens up.Click on "New Script" at the top left of the page.This form is made up of two files: forms.html, and Code.gs. Update the % updated display with progress Divide the file up into chunks that can be sent one at a time to the server.If it doesn't already exist it creates a new folder with that name If it exists the code reuses that folder. As a child of this folder check if a folder with the name you entered exists.Using the hardcoded uploadParentFolderId Id, find that folder.One file at a time, load the file into the browser.The code uses the Google Drive DriveApp api to get an oAuth token, and to create the folders in the right place. This solution will upload multiple files sequentially and put them in a new folder in the provided parent folder. I found some closely linked resources, but those examples would only upload one file at a time. It looked like the resumable upload option is what I wanted. Originally I was creating files using the Google Drive DriveApp api but quickly realized that uploading larger files was not supported. This form came from a need to provide an easy way for someone to upload large files to google drive via a simple interface accessible on any device. The form uses Google Apps Script (GAS), in order to interface with google drive's api. This is a sample form that will take a folder name, create that folder under a hardcoded parent folder, and upload 1 or more large files (> 50 MB). Upload multiple large files to Google Drive using Google Apps Script
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