drop_copy: Copies a file or folder to a new location.
In rdrop2: Programmatic Interface to the 'Dropbox' API

Description Usage Arguments References Examples

Copies a file or folder to a new location.

drop_copy(
  from_path = NULL,
  to_path = NULL,
  allow_shared_folder = FALSE,
  autorename = FALSE,
  allow_ownership_transfer = FALSE,
  verbose = FALSE,
  dtoken = get_dropbox_token()
)

`from_path`	Source file or folder
`to_path`	destination file or folder
`allow_shared_folder`	If `TRUE`, copy will copy contents in shared folder
`autorename`	If there's a conflict, have the Dropbox server try to autorename the file to avoid the conflict.
`allow_ownership_transfer`	Allow moves by owner even if it would result in an ownership transfer for the content being moved. This does not apply to copies. The default for this field is False.
`verbose`	By default verbose output is `FALSE`. Set to `TRUE` if you need to troubleshoot any output or grab additional parameters.
`dtoken`	The Dropbox token generated by `drop_auth`. rdrop2 will try to automatically locate your local credential cache and use them. However, if the credentials are not found, the function will initiate a new authentication request. You can override this in `drop_auth` by pointing to a different location where your credentials are stored.

API documentation

## Not run: 
write.csv(mtcars, file = "mt.csv")
drop_upload("mt.csv")
drop_create("drop_test2")
drop_copy("mt.csv", "drop_test2/mt2.csv")

## End(Not run)