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@idsync/dropbox-client
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Dropbox client library for Idsync
Simply run npm install @idsync/dropbox-client --save to install.
Use the createClient method to create a client interface:
const { createClient } = require("@idsync/dropbox-client");
const client = createClient("my-token");
You can then use the client adapter to make requests like for directory contents:
client
.getDirectoryContents("/Documents")
.then(contents => {
// [ {
// name: "My directory",
// path: "/Documents/My directory",
// type: "directory"
// }, {
// name: "results.pdf",
// path: "/Documents/results.pdf",
// type: "file"
// } ]
});
You can also read and write files using getFileContents and putFileContents, respectively. Check out the API documentation for more information.
An fs-like interface is also available:
const { createClient, createFsInterface } = require("@idsync/dropbox-client");
const client = createClient("my-token");
const dfs = createFsInterface(client);
dfs.readdir("/photos", (err, items) => {
// array of file names
});
Read the fs API documentation for more information on the available methods.
FAQs
Dropbox client library
The npm package @idsync/dropbox-client receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @idsync/dropbox-client popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @idsync/dropbox-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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