MCP Server for Google Drive

Build 24.0.9300

Photos

Retrieves image files from Google Drive along with metadata such as resolution, format, and upload timestamps.

Select

It is also possible to get all the photos from a Drive.
Note: You must set the connection property SupportsAllDrives to 'true', in order to query from a specific Drive.

SELECT * FROM Photos WHERE DriveId = '0ACkq0ZiV0yJCUk9PVA'

Columns

Name Type Description
Id [KEY] String The unique identifier assigned to the photo file in Google Drive.
Name String The display name of the photo file. This name is not necessarily unique within a folder. For fixed resources such as My Drive, Team Drive roots, or the Application Data folder, the name does not change.
DriveId String The identifier of the Drive (personal or shared) that contains the photo.
Description String A short user-defined summary describing the contents or purpose of the photo.
Extension String The file extension indicating the photo format, such as jpg or png.
CreatedTime Datetime The timestamp when the photo file was initially added to Google Drive.
ModifiedTime Datetime The timestamp of the most recent modification made to the photo file.
Size Long The size of the photo file in bytes.
OwnerName String The full name of the user who owns the photo file.
OwnerEmail String The email address associated with the owner of the photo file.
Starred Boolean If the value is 'true', the photo file is marked as starred for easier access.
Trashed Boolean If the value is 'true', the photo file has been moved to the trash.
Viewed Boolean If the value is 'true', the photo file has been opened or previewed by the authenticated user.
ParentIds String A comma-separated list of folder IDs, such as abc123, def456, ghi789, indicating the parent directories of the photo.
ChildIds String A semicolon-separated list of resource IDs, such as file001; file002; file003, representing child resources under this photo (used only if it's treated as a container or placeholder).
ChildLinks String A semicolon-separated list of URLs, such as https://drive.google.com/file1; https://drive.google.com/file2, linking to the child resources.
Query String A query string using the Google Drive Software Development Kit (SDK) syntax to override filtering defined in the WHERE clause.

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