Step 1: Retrieve credentials for third-party apps
Getting credentials
DropBox Oauth 2.0
To create a Dropbox OAuth 2.0 app, log in to Dropbox and open https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps:
- Select Create app.
- Select that you want Scoped access.
- Choose the type of access you want:
- App folder access gives you access to a single folder in the user's Apps/ directory. A folder will be created with the same name as your OAuth app.
- Full Dropbox access gives you access to all files and folders in a user's Dropbox account.
- Give your app a name and click Create app.
- Take note of the App key and App secret - you'll enter these in a our Anduin integration wizards.
- Under the OAuth2 section add the Redirect URI as
<https://oauth2.integration-platform.anduin.app/callback>
<https://oauth2.integration-platform.eu.anduin.app/callback>
- Under the Permissions tab, choose the permissions your app will need. The actions supported in this component relate to files, so you should grant the
files.metadata.read
andfiles.content.read
permissions if you need read-only access, and also include thefiles.metadata.write
andfiles.content.write
permissions if you need to write files to a user's Dropbox account. You can safely ignore permissions listed under Collaboration and Account Info.
Updated 10 days ago