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What is this repo?

libDrive is a Google Drive media library manager and indexer, similar to Plex, that organizes Google Drive media to offer an intuitive and user-friendly experience.

I decided to create this project to, of course, organize my Google Drive library, but also develop my coding skills, and learn JavaScript in the process.

This repository (https://github.com/libDrive/cloudflare) stores the source code for the libDrive web frontend.

Source code

• libDrive/libDrive
• libDrive/server
• libDrive/web
• libDrive/cloudflare
• libDrive/heroku
• libDrive/config