File Storage API

Files

Folders

Shared Links

Upload Sessions

Drives

DriveGroups

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The date and time when the object was created.

Created at (timestamp)

Created by

When custom mappings are configured on the resource, the result is included here.

Whether the current user can download this file

The third-party API ID of original entity

The available file formats when exporting this file.

An available file format (typically MIME type) to export this file.

Whether the current file is exportable to other file formats. This property is relevant for proprietary file formats such as Google Docs or Dropbox Paper.

The parent folders of the file, starting from the root

Whether the list of parent folders is complete. Some connectors only return the direct parent of a file

The full path of the file or folder (includes the file name)

Permissions the current user has on this file.

Whether the current user can download this file.

The type of resource. Could be file, folder or url

The date and time when the object was last updated.

Updated at (timestamp)

Updated by

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Whether the current user can download the contents of this folder

Whether the list of parent folder is complete. Some connectors only return the direct parent of a folder

The full path of the folder (includes the folder name)

Indicates if parts of the file can uploaded in parallel.

Size in bytes of each part of the file that you will upload. Uploaded parts need to be this size for the upload to be successful.

Indicates if the upload session was completed successfully.

The range of bytes that was successfully uploaded.

To create a new folder at the top level in Dropbox via its API, use "root" as the parent_folder_id. For a subfolder, use "/ParentFolder" as the parent_folder_id, including the initial "/". Omitting this slash leads to a regex error from Dropbox.

Dropbox does not support getting metadata for the `root` folder.

Upload files to File Storage connectors such as Google Drive, Box, Sharepoint, OneDrive and Dropbox.

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