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The command skicka mkdir ${path-to-folder}
is used to create a new folder or directory within your Google Drive using the skicka tool.
Here's how to understand the command:
-
skicka
is a command-line tool for interacting with Google Drive from your terminal. It allows you to manage files and folders, upload and download files, and perform various other operations. -
mkdir
is a command typically found in Unix-based systems, used to create a new directory or folder. In this context,mkdir
is a subcommand provided by the skicka tool. -
${path-to-folder}
is a placeholder that represents the specific location or path where you want to create the new folder within your Google Drive. You need to replace${path-to-folder}
with the actual desired path in your command.
For example, if you want to create a folder named "NewFolder" within your "Documents" directory in Google Drive, the command could look like:
skicka mkdir /Documents/NewFolder
Make sure you have installed and configured the skicka tool before running this command. It may require authentication and authorization to access your Google Drive.