List the files on Dropbox.

Parameters:

Parameters:
See dedicated page for more information.
Lists the content of a Dropbox folder (within your app’s App Folder scope) and returns a table with rich metadata (name, id, paths, timestamps, size, hash, etc.).
Under the hood the box exchanges your Refresh Token for a short-lived access_token and calls files/list_folder on the Dropbox API.
Dropbox › Apps › <your-app-name>.Apps/demoetl/Customer_Orders.csv.Drop the box on canvas.
Set the folder to list
Path to the folder to list (Path to the folder to list)
"" or / → the root of your app folder (recommended if you want everything)./sub/folder → any subfolder under the app folder.Choose recursion & object type
all (files + folders) | files only | folders only.Not-found behavior
abort (strict) or continue with a warning.Credentials
<your app key><your app secret><your refresh token>(Optional) Debug/Retries/Advanced
nothing | basic | verbose (helpful during setup).3.Run the box

| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
name |
File or folder name (e.g., Customer_Orders.csv) |
id |
Dropbox permanent id (e.g., id:bcpU3qGJdFcAAAAAAAAABg) |
path_lower |
Lower-cased path (stable for lookups) |
path_display |
Human-friendly display path |
size |
File size in bytes (files only) |
client_modified |
Timestamp set by the client that uploaded the file |
server_modified |
Timestamp recorded by Dropbox |
rev |
File revision tag |
is_downloadable |
Whether the item can be downloaded |
content_hash |
Strong hash of the file; perfect for dedup/integrity checks |
preview_url, sharing_info, export_info, … |
May be null depending on item and account |
Your app is App-folder scoped, so the visible root for this box is Apps/<your-app-name>.
Path to the folder to list = "/" means “list the top of the app folder”.Paths are case-insensitive in path_lower, case-preserving in path_display.
content_hash for change detection/dedup—more reliable than timestamps.It runs “successfully” but I see this line in the Log:
Authorization required, but no authorization protocol specified
→ This banner is harmless here. The OAuth is handled internally; the API calls already succeeded (you’ll see the JSON payload and table rows).
No rows returned
Path to the folder to list (wrong path). Try / first.401 / invalid_client or invalid_grant
403 / insufficient_scope
files.metadata.read in the Dropbox app Permissions tab, then re-consent.Proxy/TLS issues
--proxy …, --cacert …).