Tshaniii Helpful | Level 6

var dbx = new Dropbox({ accessToken: dbx_access_token , fetch}); console.log(document.Folder.name); await dbx.filesListFolder({ path: `/${document.Folder.name}` }) .then(async (response) => { console.log(response.result.entries); console.log('Files and folders in your Dropbox account:', response);…

I added as var dbx = new Dropbox({ accessToken: dbx_access_token , fetch}); console.log(document.Folder.name); await dbx.filesListFolder({ path: `/${document.Folder.name}` }) .then((response) => { console.log(response.result.entries); console.log('Files and folders in your Dropbox account:', response);…

In await dbx.filesListFolder({ path: '' }), it prints Regulatory (which is a folder in the application folder - and the permission scope is application)but , await dbx.filesListFolder({ path: '/Regulatory' }), await dbx.filesListFolder({ path: 'Regulatory' }), await dbx.filesListFolder({ path: 'Regulatory/' }) gives 0…

Thank you very much @"Greg-DB" & @"Здравко" ! Got it done 🙂

thanks samuel!

Further, I enable the user the viewing and editing features in my app. Please help me in that as well.

tnx!

one more question. i have trouble in using the react front end

Thank you Greg!. May I know how i can enable a user who logs in to the web application (nodejs app) using their email, at the same time get an access token for their email. Or continue woking in the nodejs app with files using the email address.