Users struggle with Proton Drive CLI installation because official instructions omit essential authentication steps and dependency checks, leading to errors like ‘libsecret not available’. AuthFlow delivers a single, self‑contained installer that auto‑detects and resolves missing dependencies, walks users through Proton Drive authentication, and provides direct links to the Proton CLI, turning a confusing setup into a frictionless, one‑click experience.
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competition density
10.5
monetization potential
14.25
technical feasibility
7.5
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Raw Complaint Log
hn • r/hackernews
Comment on: Proton Drive CLI: Use Drive from Your Terminal
A bit annoying is that the url from the blog does not link to Proton-cli directly, but it's there somewhere on that page.Also, I tried it, this is the result from following their instructions:$ chmod +x proton-drive$ ./proton-drive version
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error: libsecret not available
code: "ERR_SECRETS_PLATFORM_ERROR" at V_8 (src/cli/run.ts:77:13)
at or0 (src/cli/run.ts:25:9)
at async ar0 (src/cli/index.ts:29:15)
Error details:
{}So there are more steps needed (obviously the auth step).Edit, oops no, something else is missing:$ ./proton-drive
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