The /google-cloud-storage command enables you to manage objects and buckets in Google Cloud Storage. Perfect for:

• Managing buckets
• Uploading files
• Downloading objects
• Listing storage contents
• Cloud file management

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Basic Usage

Use the command to interact with Google Cloud Storage:

/google-cloud-storage list all buckets in project my-project

/google-cloud-storage upload file.txt to bucket my-bucket

/google-cloud-storage download object report.pdf from bucket my-bucket

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Key Features

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Bucket Management

• List all buckets
• Create new buckets
• Delete buckets
• View bucket metadata
• Check permissions

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File Operations

• Upload files
• Download objects
• Delete objects
• List bucket contents
• Move/copy files

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Object Management

• Set object metadata
• Manage permissions
• Generate URLs
• Handle versions

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Example Commands

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List Buckets

/google-cloud-storage show all buckets in project production-project

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Upload File

/google-cloud-storage upload document.pdf to bucket company-documents

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List Objects

/google-cloud-storage list all files in bucket my-data-bucket

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Download File

/google-cloud-storage download file report-2024.csv from bucket analytics-bucket

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Delete Object

/google-cloud-storage delete file old-backup.zip from bucket backup-storage

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API Endpoints

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List Buckets

GET: storage/v1/b?project={projectName}

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Upload Object

POST: upload/storage/v1/b/{bucketName}/o?uploadType=media&name={fileName}

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List Objects

GET: storage/v1/b/{bucketName}/o

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Get Object

GET: storage/v1/b/{bucketName}/o/{objectName}

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Upload Options

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Media Upload

• Direct file upload
• Set content type
• Specify file name
• Handle large files

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Metadata

• Custom metadata
• Content type
• Cache control
• Access control

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Required Information

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Project ID

• Required for bucket operations
• Found in GCP Console
• Format: my-project-123

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Bucket Names

• Globally unique
• Follow naming rules
• No uppercase letters
• 3-63 characters

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Tips

• Always specify project ID for bucket operations
• Use proper content types for uploads
• Handle large files with resumable uploads
• Check permissions before operations