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You can then just run gmail2dropbox.rb using your favourite ruby interpreter with the conf file present. Gmail2dropbox requires that both the gmail and dropbox gems be installed. Sending an email, with attachment(s), containing the subject line “Uni Work for dropbox” would trigger the email to be processed according to the uni_work mapping.Īlternatively sending the email to would work. Say if the mapping uni_work was set in the yaml config file. It checks that each email matches the regex trigger (either in the alias or subject line) in the settings file and then consults the yaml config file (see conf_sample.yaml) to see what mappings are mentioned in the subject line or email to alias. From the smallest business to the largest enterprise, we make teamwork better.Gmail2dropbox is a simple ruby script that processes the unread emails in a Gmail account and saves their attachment to various Dropbox folders. Loved by 500+ million users, Dropbox simplifies your work with a central place to access and share files and easy-to-use collaboration tools. Get previews of files-directly in the add-on-without downloading them. With Dropbox, all your files are automatically synced across your devices and accessible whenever you want them-even offline. Use the Dropbox add-on with any browser, as well as the Gmail apps for both Android and iOS. Easily manage the visibility, access, and download permissions of every file, folder, and link you share. G Suite team admins can install the add-on for their entire teams with just a few clicks. Dropbox links point to the latest version, keeping everyone on the same page. Don’t worry about updating email threads every time files change.

Bring your files together in one central place-no more jumping back and forth between apps. Seamlessly save all your attached files to Dropbox-and share Dropbox files and folders-without leaving Gmail. Don’t fill up your inbox or worry about attachment size limits.

And now you can attach files from Dropbox when you compose an email. The Dropbox add-on lets you save and share all files, big or small-including photos, videos, presentations, docs, and project work-without leaving Gmail.