A convenience function that constructs a Config

The configuration used to make authentication calls and API calls. You typically create one of these via the config helper function.

How the server's SSL certificate will be verified.

A dummy implementation that doesn't perform any verification.

Reads certificates in PEM format from the given file and uses those as the roots when verifying certificates. This function basically just loads the certificates and delegates to certVerifierFromRootCerts for the actual checking.

Given a set of root certificates, yields a certificate validation function.

Your application's Dropbox app key and app secret.

The set of hosts that serve the Dropbox API. Just use hostsDefault.

The standard set of hosts that serve the Dropbox API. Used to create a Config.

Specifies a locale (the string is a two-letter locale code)

The English (American) locale (en).

The Spanish locale (Locale es).

The French locale (Locale fr).

The German locale (Locale de).

The Japanese locale (Locale jp).

The type of folder access your Dropbox application uses (https://www.dropbox.com/developers/start/core).

An OAuth request token (returned by authStart)

OAuth step 1. If successful, returns a RequestToken (to be used with authFinish eventually) and an authorization URL that you should redirect the user to next. If you provide a callback URL (optional), then the authorization URL you send the user to will redirect to your callback URL after the user authorizes your application.

An OAuth request token (returned by authFinish, used to construct a Session)

OAuth step 3. Once you've directed the user to the authorization URL from authStart and the user has authorized your app, call this function to get a RequestToken, which is used to make Dropbox API calls.

Contains a Config and an AccessToken. Every API call (after OAuth is complete) requires this as an argument.

Retrieve information about the user account your AccessToken is connected to.

Information about a user account.

Get the metadata for the file or folder at the given path.

Get the metadata for the file or folder at the given path. If it's a folder, return the first-level folder contents' metadata entries as well.

Same as getMetadataWithChildren except it'll return Nothing if the FolderHash of the folder on Dropbox is the same as the FolderHash passed in.

The metadata for a file or folder. MetaBase contains the metadata common to files and folders. MetaExtra contains the file-specific or folder-specific data.

Metadata common to both files and folders.

Metadata that's specific to either files or folders.

The single-level contents of a folder.

Extra metadata specific to files (and not folders)

Represents an identifier for a folder's metadata and contents. Can be used with getMetadataWithChildrenIfChanged to avoid downloading a folder's metadata and contents if it hasn't changed.

Represents a file's revision (fileRevision).

Add a new file. If a file or folder already exists at the given path, your file will be automatically renamed. If successful, you'll get back the metadata for your newly-uploaded file.

Add a file. If a file already exists at the given path, that file will be overwritten. If successful, you'll get back the metadata for your newly-uploaded file.

Overwrite a file, assuming it is the version you expect. Specify the version you expect with the FileRevision. If the file on Dropbox matches the given revision, the file will be replaced with the contents you specify. If the file on Dropbox doesn't have the specified revision, it will be left alone and your file will be automatically renamed. If successful, you'll get back the metadata for your newly-uploaded file.

Dropbox file and folder paths. Should always start with /.

An HTTP request body: an Int64 for the length and an Enumerator that yields the actual data.

Create a RequestBody from a single ByteString