Dropbox
The Dropbox Source Connector allows you to integrate Dropbox as a data source for your pipelines. This guide explains the configuration options available when setting up a Dropbox connector.
Before you begin
Before starting, you'll need the following for your Dropbox application:
Refresh token
App key
App secret
If you don't have an application created yet, check out our guide How to Create a Dropbox Application.
Configure the connector
To configure a connector to your Dropbox application:
Click Source Connectors from the main menu.
Click New Source Connector from the Source Connectors page.
Select the Dropbox card.
Enter the name, refresh token, app key, and app secret in the form using the Dropbox Parameters table below as a guide, then click Create Dropbox Integration.
Dropbox Parameters
| Field | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
Name | An alphanumeric name of your choosing. Used to identify this connector in your pipeline configuration. It does not need to match any other parameter in configuration. | Yes |
Refresh Token | The Dropbox application's refresh token. | Yes |
App Key | The Dropbox application's app key. | Yes |
App Secret | The Dropbox application's app secret. | Yes |
What's next?
If you haven't yet built a connector to your vector database, go to Configuring Vector Database Connectors and select the platform you prefer to use for storing output vectors.
OR
If you're ready to start producing vector embeddings from your input data, head to Pipeline Basics. Select your new connector as the data source to use it in your pipeline.
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