Help - Read and Write Json files to Google drive

I am building a flashcard kind of application and I have a need to store and Read the user created flashcards (both text and images) onto his Google drive / dropbox storage that the user specifies...I have searched through lot of forums but I couldnt get help in this regard...Some pointers that I found were Pode's plugin to read a file/save to a file etc., but they are all saving/reading from the hard-drive...I am not able to understand how we can create a Json file or some file on click of a button inside the game, and store / Read those on the google drive along with the images...Is this at all possible using C2?

Please help! with any ideas / suggestions...Thank you

Take the google drive sdk and make your own plugin for that. Should be no big problem ;) It�s the same if you make a plugin for construct 2 and use jQuerry or any different framework.

Already looked into the google drive sdk, looks pretty easy.

Thank you. I will definitely take a look at this. But does this help in reading the file retrieved from google drive inside construct2? What is/are the commands inside C2, that I should be using to access Google drive..? Probably a look at the SDK might help to answer these questions...I am not very well versed with coding other than using C2...In case you have done something / can provide an example, it will be highly helpful. Thank you.

I think such a plug-in might be highly useful to retreive and save games to the cloud storage as well! Does any one know if such a plugin already exists? Thank you...

Right now the easiest solution is to use clay.io

Hi Tumira, Can I use Clay.io for reading and writing files & images as well?

Such a plugin actually doesn?t exist (I think), It would be great if you make one, I think it will be easy ;)

I wish I could...Unfortunately I don't know coding outside Construct2...

There's a dropbox plugin here. Is that any use to you?

http://www.scirra.com/forum/plugin-dropbox_topic61841.html

Base64 conversion will take images and convert them to a string format to store. And keep in mind that it's not the FILE you need to store. it's the content.

Thank you ramones and jayderyu. This looks to be very helpful.