Integrating Google Drive in Android

There are times when a user is required to choose a file to upload into an app. There are many places from which to upload files: local storage on the device, Dropbox, Google Drive and other services. In this tutorial, you will create an app that will authenticate a user with Google, launch Google Drive, and then allow a user to choose a file. Once the user selects a file, the app will download and open it. The Google Drive SDK is used to connect to a user's Google Drive files. This tutorial will focus on allowing a user to choose an existing file, download it and display it through the app. You will use Google Drive's built-in file picker, which will allow us to choose any file that is on the user's Google drive. Note: If you're new to Android development or the Kotlin language, it's highly recommended that you start with Beginning Android Development with Kotlin to learn your way around the basic tools and concepts. Getting Started Make sure you have Android Studio and the Kotlin plugin installed before you begin.

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