How reverseeverything/dropboxcleanuninstallmacos works
This is a single-script macOS Dropbox cleanup utility. The user runs it in dry-run mode first, then can enable deletion with --apply; cleanup is guarded by Dropbox process checks. The README documents the cleanup targets and optional behaviors, but no source excerpt was provided, so the graph reflects documented relationships rather than inspected implementation details.
Main entry points: uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh Cleanup script
Components 9
Other components
- User
- Cleanup script
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - Process handling
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - Dry-run output
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - Dropbox local state
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - Synced content
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - App bundle
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - Audit leftovers
uninstall-dropbox-complete.sh - AppleScript
Connections 8
- User → Cleanup script: runs
README.md - Cleanup script → Dry-run output: prints commands
README.md - Cleanup script → Process handling: checks processes
README.md - Cleanup script → Dropbox local state: removes state
README.md - Cleanup script → Synced content: optionally removes
README.md - Cleanup script → App bundle: optionally removes
README.md - Cleanup script → Audit leftovers: optionally removes
README.md - Cleanup script → AppleScript: optionally uses
README.md