#!/bin/bash
# syncgdrive -- Lets you specify one or more files to automatically copy
#   to your Google Drive folder, which syncs with your cloud account.

setglobal gdrive = ""$HOME/Google Drive""
setglobal gsync = ""$gdrive/gsync""
setglobal gapp = '"Google Drive.app'"

if test $Argc -eq 0  {
  echo "Usage: $[basename $0] [file or files to sync]" > !2 ; exit 1
}

# First, is Gdrive running? If not, launch it
if test -z $[ps -ef | grep $gapp | grep -v grep]  {
  echo "Starting up Google Drive daemon..."
  open -a $gapp
}

# Now, does the /gsync folder exist?
if test ! -d $gsync  {
  mkdir $gsync
  if test $Status -ne 0  {
    echo "$[basename $0]: Failed trying to mkdir $gsync" > !2
    exit 1
  }
}for name in @Argv {
  echo "Copying file $name to your Google Drive"
  cp -a $name "$gdrive/gsync/"
}

exit 0