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# Description
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Integrate your bot with Dropbox to list, manage, and transfer files seamlessly between Dropbox and the Botpress files API.
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# Configuration
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Currently, the Dropbox integration only supports OAuth authentication using your own Dropbox app.
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## Configuring the integration with a custom app
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1. Sign in to your Dropbox account and access the [Dropbox App Console](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps).
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2. Create a new app by clicking the "Create app" button.
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- Choose the "Scoped access" option.
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- Give access to either a single folder or your entire Dropbox account.
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- Name your app and click "Create app".
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3. From your app's settings page, copy the **App Key** and **App Secret**. You will need these to configure the integration on Botpress.
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4. In your app's Permissions page, add the following scopes:
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- `account_info.read`
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- `files.metadata.write`
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- `files.content.read`
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- `files.content.write`
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- `sharing.read`
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5. After adding the scopes, click the "Submit" button to apply the changes.
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6. In your web browser, navigate to `https://www.dropbox.com/oauth2/authorize?response_type=code&token_access_type=offline&client_id=<App Key>`. **Make sure to replace `<App Key>` with the App Key you copied from step 3**.
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- For example, if your **App Key** is `abcde`, the URL should end in `client_id=abcde`.
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7. Authorize your Dropbox app to access your Dropbox account. You will then be presented with an **Access Code**. Copy this code.
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8. On Botpress, enter your **App key**, **App secret**, and **Access Code** in the integration configuration page.
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9. Save the configuration to enable the integration.
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### Extra configuration for the File Synchronizer plugin
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If you are using the File Synchronizer plugin, you need to set up a webhook in
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your Dropbox app to receive real-time file change notifications.
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1. On Botpress, copy the **Webhook URL** from the integration configuration page. This URL usually starts with `https://webhook.botpress.cloud/`.
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2. From the Dropbox App Console, navigate to your app's settings page.
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3. In the **Webhook** section, paste the **Webhook URL** you copied from Botpress and click `Add`.
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4. Your bot should now be able to receive real-time file change notifications from Dropbox.
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# Using the integration
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The integration provides actions to manage your Dropbox files effectively:
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- List files and folders in your Dropbox account
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- Download files from Dropbox to your bot's storage
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- Upload files from your bot to Dropbox
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- Create, delete, and organize folders
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- Move or copy files between locations
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Use these actions in your workflows to seamlessly handle file operations between your bot and Dropbox.
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# Limitations
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Standard Dropbox API limitations apply. For more information, visit the [Dropbox API documentation](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation).
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