Install

Via Composer

composer require dcblogdev/laravel-dropbox

Config

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Dcblogdev\Dropbox\DropboxServiceProvider" --tag="config"

When published, the config/dropbox.php config file contains, make sure to publish this file and change the scopes to match the scopes of your Dropbox app, inside Dropbox app console.

<?php

return [

    /*
    * set the client id
    */
    'clientId' => env('DROPBOX_CLIENT_ID'),

    /*
    * set the client secret
    */
    'clientSecret' => env('DROPBOX_SECRET_ID'),

    /*
    * Set the url to trigger the oauth process this url should call return Dropbox::connect();
    */
    'redirectUri' => env('DROPBOX_OAUTH_URL'),

    /*
    * Set the url to redirecto once authenticated;
    */
    'landingUri' => env('DROPBOX_LANDING_URL', '/'),

    /**
     * Set access token, when set will bypass the oauth2 process
     */
    'accessToken' => env('DROPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN', ''),

    /**
     * Set access type, options are offline and online
     * Offline - will return a short-lived access_token and a long-lived refresh_token that can be used to request a new short-lived access token as long as a user's approval remains valid.
     *
     * Online - will return a short-lived access_token
     */
    'accessType' => env('DROPBOX_ACCESS_TYPE', 'offline'),

    /*
    set the scopes to be used
    */
    'scopes' => 'account_info.read files.metadata.write files.metadata.read files.content.write files.content.read',
];

Migration

You can publish the migration with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Dcblogdev\Dropbox\DropboxServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"

After the migration has been published you can create the tokens tables by running the migration:

php artisan migrate

.ENV Configuration

Ensure you've set the following in your .env file:

DROPBOX_CLIENT_ID=
DROPBOX_SECRET_ID=
DROPBOX_OAUTH_URL=https://domain.com/dropbox/connect
DROPBOX_LANDING_URL=https://domain.com/dropbox
DROPBOX_ACCESS_TYPE=offline

Bypass Oauth2

You can bypass the oauth2 process by generating an access token in your dropbox app and entering it on the .env file:

DROPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN=

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