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Uploads the specified file to the specified path in Dropbox.
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For example:
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`pneumatictube -f .\report.txt -p /docs`
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would upload `report.txt` to the `docs` folder in the Dropbox account.
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### Options
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* `-f` <file> (required) The location of the file to upload
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* `-c` <chunked> Force chunked uploading
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* `-b` <bytes> Display progress in bytes instead of percentage when using chunked uploading
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### Authorization
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The first time you run PneumaticTube it will open a browser and ask you to authorize it for your Dropbox account.
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If you specify the `-c` option, you can also use the `-b` option to specify that you want your progress updates in bytes instead of percentage (the default).
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### Installation
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If you're not into building the project from source, you can download the latest release [as a .zip](https://github.com/hartez/PneumaticTube/releases/download/1.0.2/PneumaticTube.zip). Or, if you're a [chocolatey](https://chocolatey.org/) user, it's also available as a [package](https://chocolatey.org/packages/pneumatictube.portable). Just run `choco install pneumatictube.portable` and you should be good to go.
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### Notes
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This is built on the excellent [DropNetRT](http://dropnet.github.io/dropnetrt.html) library and on [Command Line Parser](https://github.com/gsscoder/commandline). I basically just needed an easy way for a TeamCity server to push artifacts out to a Dropbox folder, and I didn't like all the awkward "run Dropbox as a service" hacks out there.

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