Send data to Google Drive¶
GeoJibe can upload the converted file to a Google Drive folder.
You need to be signed in. Google Drive uses OAuth — you do not paste a password into GeoJibe.
The installation must have Google OAuth configured. If Drive is not configured, the Destination is unavailable.
Before you start¶
You'll need a Google account that can write to the destination folder. Raster and vector outputs are both fine — Drive stores the converted file.
The saved Destination stores the Google account connection. Folder and filename belong to each workflow.
The same Google account can be used as a Source.
1. Save a Google Drive Destination¶
Open Destinations → Add Destination → Google Drive.
Click Connect Google Drive. Sign in with Google and approve access.
Click Test, then Save.
Disconnect revokes that saved connection. Jobs that still use it will fail until you reconnect.
2. Add your data¶
Upload or import, then Convert if you need a specific output format. The object GeoJibe writes is the converted file.
3. Choose Google Drive¶
Add Google Drive, select the saved Destination, browse to a folder (default My Drive), and set Filename, for example parcels-converted.gpkg.
If you leave the filename empty, GeoJibe uses the converted filename.
GeoJibe uploads a new Drive file after conversion. An existing file with the same name is left unchanged.
4. Run¶
Click Run or Save to Google Drive.
What happens next?¶
The converted file appears in that Drive folder. This is a one-off unless you save a Job.