Dropbox
Dropbox is a cloud storage and file-sharing platform that allows users to store, sync, and share files across multiple devices. It provides a secure way to collaborate, back up important data, and access files from anywhere.
How to Integrate Dropbox with ZBrain Flow
Click the '+' button in ZBrain Flow.
Search for Dropbox in the available integrations.
Select any Dropbox action to configure it.
How to Connect Dropbox in ZBrain Flow
Enter the Connection Name – Provide a name to identify your Dropbox connection.
Click 'Connect' – Follow the authentication steps to authorize Dropbox access.
Click 'Save' – Your Dropbox connection is now ready for use in ZBrain Flow.
Actions Available in ZBrain Flow
1. Search for Files and Folders
Find files and folders within Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Query – The search string (must be at least 3 characters).
Enter the Path – Define the folder path to search in (default: root).
Enter Max Results – Maximum results (1-1000, default is 100).
Select Order By – Choose relevance or modified time.
Select File Status – Search for active or deleted files.
Enable/Disable Filename Only – Restrict search to filenames.
Enter File Extensions – Restrict search to specified extensions (comma-separated).
Enter File Categories – Restrict search to specific categories (comma-separated).
Enter Account ID – Restrict results to a specific account.
2. Create a New Text File
Generate a text file within Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Folder Path – Define where to create the file.
Enter the Text – Provide the text content.
Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Avoid conflicts with duplicate names.
Enable/Disable Mute – Suppress notifications for file changes.
Enable/Disable Strict Conflict – Enforce strict revision conflict detection.
3. Upload a File
Upload a file to Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the File Path – Define the upload location.
Enter the File – Provide the file URL or Base64 content.
Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Avoid filename conflicts.
Enable/Disable Mute – Suppress modification notifications.
Enable/Disable Strict Conflict – Enforce strict revision control.
4. Get a Temporary File Link
Generate a temporary shareable link for a file.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the File/Folder Path – Define the target file or folder.
5. Delete a File
Remove a file from Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the File Path – Define the file to be deleted.
6. Move a File
Relocate a file within Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Current Path – Source location (e.g.,
/folder1/oldfile.txt).Enter the Destination Path – Target location (e.g.,
/folder2/newfile.txt).Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Avoid name conflicts.
Enable/Disable Allow Ownership Transfer – Allow file ownership changes.
7. Copy a File
Duplicate a file to a new location.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Source Path – Original file location.
Enter the Destination Path – Target location.
Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Prevent conflicts.
Enable/Disable Allow Ownership Transfer – Allow ownership changes.
8. Create a New Folder
Generate a new folder in Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Folder Path – Define the new folder’s location.
Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Handle duplicate folder names.
9. Delete a Folder
Remove a folder from Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Folder Path – Specify the folder to delete.
10. Move a Folder
Relocate a folder within Dropbox.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Current Path – Folder’s existing location.
Enter the Destination Path – Target location.
Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Handle duplicate folder names.
Enable/Disable Allow Ownership Transfer – Allow ownership changes.
11. Copy a Folder
Duplicate a folder to a new location.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Source Path – Original folder location.
Enter the Destination Path – Target location.
Enable/Disable Auto Rename – Prevent conflicts.
Enable/Disable Allow Ownership Transfer – Allow ownership changes.
12. List Folder Contents
Retrieve a list of files and subfolders within a directory.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the Folder Path – Define the folder to list (use an empty string for root).
Enable/Disable Recursive Listing – Retrieve all subfolders’ contents.
Enter the Limit – Maximum results (1-2000, default is 2000).
13. Custom API Call
Perform a custom API request to a Dropbox endpoint.
Configuration Steps:
Select a connection or create a new one.
Enter the API Endpoint URL – Include the full URL or a relative path.
Select the HTTP Method:
GET – Retrieve data.
POST – Send data.
PATCH – Modify existing data.
PUT – Update or replace data.
DELETE – Remove data.
HEAD – Fetch headers only.
Add Headers – Define custom request headers.
Authorization headers are automatically injected.
Add Query Parameters – Specify parameters for API customization.
Enter JSON Body – Provide request payload in JSON format.
Set Timeout (in seconds) – Define the request timeout duration.
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