dbxcli
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A command line client for Dropbox built using the Go SDK
If I understand it correctly, the `` argument of the `restore` command ([source](https://github.com/dropbox/dbxcli/blob/8b1a9ed3d195a579a2c41d3c9eec86bfcbb66d3d/cmd/restore.go#L48)) is the _target_, where the file will be restored _to_, and not the file itself which is...
meh your already using... scw-0321f9 /usr/src/dbxcli # uname -a Linux scw-0321f9 4.9.93-mainline-rev1 #1 SMP Tue Apr 10 09:54:46 UTC 2018 aarch64 GNU/Linux scw-0321f9 /usr/src/dbxcli # scw-0321f9 /usr/src/dbxcli # ./build.sh Number...
This is more a feature request than an issue. I noticed that the tool supports one file restore at a time. And it requires you to provide the revision number,...
`dbxcli version` reports: dbxcli version: 0.1.0 […] The release on Git, however, is tagged `v2.1.1`. *Background:* I am writing a set of BASH scripts that use `dbxcli`, and I would...
This is a feature request. It would be nice to have, at least for plaintext files, `dbxcli cat /directory/what.is.in.here`. Or `head`.
I’m apparently the second person expecting `dbxcli mv file /path/to/folder` to infer the filename – like GNU `mv -t`. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36169788/conflict-folder-move-dropbox-api This makes moving all files into a folder easier. Eg...
Seems to me the `ls -lR` command seems to return old deleted files in some cases, which by the looks of it is unintentional and should probably be a separate...
[macOS installation instructions](https://github.com/dropbox/dbxcli/blob/master/README.md#mac-osx-installation-of-pre-compiled-binaries) should mention `curl` instead of `wget` since Wget isn't installed by default on macOS. 'Novice' users who ended here from Google may not know Homebrew. I suggest...
In an effort to increase user adoption of the tool, it would be good to have detailed installation instructions to install `dbxcli` binary on Linux.
Maybe other people will find it useful as well. The nomenclature of the different OS releases is a bit counterintuitive for OSX users. `Windows` and `Linux` are clear, but how...