Twake Drive

Twake Drive is Linagora's answer to Google Drive, a file manager you run yourself. Its scope stays deliberately narrow, covering the operations people actually perform on shared documents instead of growing into a full office suite.

The app is a client that runs on top of cozy-stack, the server from the Cozy project. Development uses Yarn with the usual watch, lint, test, and build scripts, and the built folder is served by pointing cozy-stack at it, either from a local binary or the cozy-app-dev Docker image. Tests run under Jest with Chai and Sinon, and Playwright covers end to end scenarios. Shared components come from cozy-ui and API access from cozy-client.

The feature set stays close to everyday file work.

• File tree: browse and organize documents in folders.
• Uploads: add individual files or whole folders.
• Link sharing: share files and folders through a generated link.
• Search: find files and folders across the drive.
• Instance to instance sharing: invite someone by email and they accept the share into their own Twake, linking the two servers together.

Development needs a configured Cozy environment, and testing the sharing flow locally means running MailHog so invitation mail can be caught rather than delivered. Localization goes through Transifex, where translators claim access with a GitHub account while developers push only the source locale. Linagora distributes the project under AGPL v3.