This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files, creates a shared link, and posts that URL in Discord. Use it when a team drops assets in Dropbox and needs the same file visible in a channel.
Connect Dropbox and a Discord bot, pick the folder and the channel, and map the file name plus the shared link into the message. Keep Dropbox and Discord bot credentials on those connections.
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The scenario starts when a new file appears in the Dropbox folder you choose.
Dropbox creates or updates a shared link for that file.
A Discord bot sends the file name and shared link to the channel you choose.
Add a Dropbox connection with access to the folder you want to watch.
Add a Discord bot connection with permission to post in the target channel.
Add a Dropbox trigger for new files in that folder. Create or update a shared link, then send a Discord message with the file name and URL.
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