Integrate Dropbox with Webhooks

  2. Channels
  3. Dropbox
  4. Webhooks

Dropbox

Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily.

Webhooks

Webhooks are user-defined HTTP callbacks.

dropbox.com
webhooks.org
cloud-storage tier-2
generic tier-2

Folders

  • ID
    —
    Name
    —
    Path
    —
    Path Display
    —
    Updated At
    —

  • Create Folder

  • Delete Folder

  • Copy a Folder

  • Move a Folder

  • Look Up Folder

  • Search Folders

Files

  • ID
    —
    Path
    —
    Path Display
    —
    URL
    —
    Name
    —
    MIME Type
    —
    Client Updated At
    —
    Size
    —
    Content Hash
    —
    Rev
    —
    Updated At
    —

  • File Modified

  • Delete File

  • Copy a File

  • Move a File

  • Upload a File

  • Look Up File

  • Search Files

Requests

  • URL
    —
    Method
    —
    Content Type
    —
    Headers
    To construct headers, you can iterate over a list from another pipe. If a header and respective value contains newlines, each line in the name and corresponding line in value are treated as a Header: Value pair. For example having a Name “X-One↵X-Two” and a Value “one↵two” will result in two headers: “X-One: One” and “X-Two: two” (↵ stands for a newline, like pressing the enter key).
    Body
    Hint: you can use to_json filter like {{a|to_json}} or {{a.attribute|to_json}} to obtain json representation of an object. You can even combine objects exported from several pipes, like {{ {'trello_card': A, 'salesforce_task': b}|to_json }}.

  • Incoming Request

    You can use ApiRequest.io to make a test request.

  • Make Request

    Makes a HTTP request.

    You can use RequestBin to see what this pipe is sending or to inspect and debug webhook requests.

  • Forward Request

Json Requests

  • Method
    —
    Headers
    —
    Body
    —
    Body JSON
    —
    Origin IP
    —
    URL Params
    —
    Result
    —
    Result Link
    —

  • Request for JSONP

  • JSONP Response