Dropbox
Dropboxsaas2 credentials
OAuth Access / Refresh Token
dropbox / oauth-access-refresh-token
Dropbox uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize access to user data. Dropbox documents that the OAuth flow returns an access token to the app, used in API calls with Authorization: Bearer, and supports refresh tokens for short-lived access tokens.
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AuthorizationBearer token used for Dropbox API calls
OAuth token endpoint responses containing access_token and refresh_token
application token stores mapped to Dropbox users or teams
DROPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN, DROPBOX_REFRESH_TOKENdropbox.json, dropbox-oauth.json, oauth-token.json, config.jsonDropbox OAuth example config, local token caches, and integration settings
cloud secret managers, CI/CD variables, and encrypted app secrets
OAuth callback logs and API client traces
Notes
Access token permissions are controlled by scopes selected for the app and authorization grant. Refresh tokens extend access until revoked.
App Secret
dropbox / app-secret
Dropbox apps have an app key and app secret, also called client_id and client_secret. Dropbox documents obtaining the app key and secret from the App Console when registering an app.
Location
DROPBOX_APP_SECRET, DROPBOX_CLIENT_SECRETDropbox app secret/client secret env vars; app key/client id are identifiers
dropbox.json, dropbox-oauth.json, oauth.json, config.jsonDropbox OAuth backend/app configuration files
CI/CD variables, cloud secret managers, and hosted app secrets
OAuth examples, app settings, tests, and accidentally committed integration config
OAuth token request dumps and troubleshooting logs
Notes
The app key identifies the app; the app secret is confidential and can be used to authenticate token exchange requests for confidential clients.
Scope
Authorized use
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