You can upload and sync your Google drive files automatically with InfraNodus using our n8n integration.
This can be a useful workflow for maintaining an overview of a collection of research papers using the InfraNodus graph. You can designate a folder on your Google Drive where you save all the pertinent papers on a certain topic. Then, using the n8n automation, you can specify that every time a new file is added to that folder, it will be automatically saved to the InfraNodus graph you specify. Then every time you open that graph (which you can also make publicly available), it will visualize the collection of papers you have in that storage.
The workflows are available in our GitHub repo: https://github.com/infranodus/n8n-infranodus-workflow-templates
Here is how they work:
1. Check the folder you specify for files (manual trigger) or Trigger the workflow when a new file is added into a specific folder.
2. Reiterate through every file and retrieve the file ID
3. Extract the file from Google Doc using the ID
4. Use the Switch node to see whether it's a PDF, text, or markdown file. If it's a PDF file use a special converter to save it to text.
5. Save the text into the InfraNodus graph you specify using the HTTP node
6. Reiterate
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