Nodejs library to access cloud storage services with a common API.

Currently supported services

• FTP
• SFTP
• Dropbox
• GitHub: use git as a cloud with repository and branches as folder
• RemoteStorage
• WebDAV
• Local filesystem (might be useful to copy from your drive to your cloud)

With the rise of cloud services and the need to be independant of such or such provider, we decided to create a common tool to access a lot of online plateform.

This aim to give the user of your app the liberty of choosing where they want to store their data.

Requirements

• Node.js > 6.0.0

Add unifile lib to your project

$ npm install unifile --save

Unifile use an API similar to the native fs module but with Bluebird Promises instead of callbacks.

You can find the whole API documentation on the project page.

Then write a small Node.js server like this one. Or play with the sample:

$ cd samples
$ npm install
$ node simple-api-server.js

Then open http://localhost:6805/ and play with your cloud storages.

You could also take a look at the UI called CloudExplorer: here's a live demo.

Most of the service in Unifile uses OAuth 2 to connect the user into the service. This means Unifile doesn't have the user credential at any time.

For the server that doesn't support OAuth, like FTP, the credentials are never stored.

In all case, Unifile never uses any data of the user.

license: MIT

Unifile is built on modularity, meaning you can create a connector to a service a plug it in Unifile withouth modifying Unifile. So feel free to add any services you need! Don't forget to let us know about it so we could tell everyone 😉.

Here is a list of services which could be useful

• Google Drive
• Amazon S3
• CozyCloud, BTSync
• SkyDrive, RapidShare, CloudMine, FilesAnywhere
• SugarSync
• Facebook (if possibe?)
• a random list of other cloud storage services: Amazon Cloud Drive, Bitcasa, Box, DollyDrive, iCloud Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, SpiderOak, SugarSync, Wuala

Let's discuss this list of issues which set the future of unifile