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SwiftyDropbox API Error

Hello!

I'm trying out SwiftyDropbox

=> https://blogs.dropbox.com/developers/2015/05/try-out-swiftydropbox-the-new-swift-sdk-for-dropbox-api-v2/

I can get user's name (with usersGetCurrentAccount() )

but I can't get user's filesList(with filesListFolder(path: ""))

error message is 'Bad Input: Error in call to API function "files/list_folder": request body: could not decode input as JSON'

environment

Xcode7

Swift2.0

SwiftyDropbox branch 'swift-2.0'

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Leah C.1

Since you're using Swift 2.0, what does your Podfile for your project look like?

H. Reo

this is my Podfile for my project

platform :ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!

target 'MY-PROJECT' do
pod 'SwiftyDropbox', :git => 'git@github.com:dropbox/SwiftyDropbox.git', :branch => 'swift-2.0'
end

Leah C.1

I've verified that this is a bug in SwiftyDropbox and we're working on a fix. Sorry about that. Thanks so much for letting us know about it!

Henk Martijn L.

Could you please let us now in here, when the bug is fixed? Thanks so far for the great api!

Greg-DB

Will do!

Henk Martijn L.

Hey!

Is there any status update about the fix? Since this is where I have all my logic build on to sync between the device and dropbox. So I can't really use it at the moment!
Downgrading osx is also to much of a hassle

Greg-DB

Sorry, no update quite yet. It should be relatively soon though.

Greg-DB

This should be fixed in the latest release. Let us know if you're still seeing any issues.

Henk Martijn L.

Solved the problem, thanks!

Michael K.57

UPDATE:

I applied the fix that was suggested in "#48" by Leshkoapps and it solved the problem. I'm not sure why the version that I installed via cocoapods didn't include this change, but I'm a bit of a noob to cocoapods and programming in general, so it was likely a user mistake, but in case someone else makes the same one...

Hi,

I'm getting this error as well, using nothing more than the sample code in the tutorial to get up and running. It does seem to be writing and reading the "hello.txt" file, but I get this:

*** Get current account ***

[request-id 2d1753ef779bb8bb8631124239e00f4e] Bad Input: Error in call to API function "users/get_current_account": request body: could not decode input as JSON

*** List folder ***

[request-id 4a7934fec1ed93d70f3f049913ee9280] Bad Input: Error in call to API function "files/list_folder": request body: could not decode input as JSON

*** Upload file ****

Uploaded file name: hello.txt

Uploaded file revision: 242d57873

*** Get file metadata ***

[request-id 82d1fb27eee8bccceb2f749b46b614b0] Bad Input: Error in call to API function "files/get_metadata": request body: could not decode input as JSON

*** Download file ***

Downloaded file name: hello.txt

Downloaded file url: file:///var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/68429947-9A4F-4C67-89A0-EE5CCBB02BC7/Documents/C1E5D3F0-2A11-499D-A98D-9F3EACCE69FA-download.txt

Downloaded file data: Optional(<48656c6c 6f21>)

Greg-DB

Hi Michael, that's a known issue in version 2.0.3. Please use version 2.0.2 for now. You can find more information in this thread: https://www.dropboxforum.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/203941303-Swifty-SDK-Search-API-Error-on-v2-0-3

Michael K.57

1: Wow, that's one of the fastest responses I've ever rec'd... to anything!!

2: Thank you.

3: FWIW, all I had to do to fix it and clear the errors was to change line 177 in Client.swift from :

- let request = client.manager.request(.POST, url, parameters: [:], headers: headers, encoding: ParameterEncoding.Custom {(convertible, _) in

to: (Note "parameters"...)

- let request = client.manager.request(.POST, url, parameters: [":"], headers: headers, encoding: ParameterEncoding.Custom {(convertible, _) in

After making that tiny little change, all is well!

Liang M.

Thanks Michael K..

Your tiny little change really works like a charm.

Greg-DB

For reference, that issue was fixed in release 3.0.0.

Liang M.

Thanks Gregory.

But I tested the demo app "Photo Watch" a few hours ago, and it does not include the fix using the following Podfile:

platform :ios, '8.0'

use_frameworks!

target 'PhotoWatch' do

pod 'SwiftyDropbox'

end

I am not familiar with CocoPods, and I presumed that "pod 'SwiftyDropbox'" refers to the master branch. But the pod installed still has the same issue, while the master has it fixed.

Greg-DB

The PhotoWatch sample app currently only has SwiftyDropbox 2.0.3 installed. You'd need to do a pod update to get the latest release with the fix.

Liang M.

Just tested it again.

pod 'SwiftyDropbox' will install SwiftyDropbox 2.0.3, which has the bug, while pod 'SwiftyDropbox', '~> 3.0.0' will install SwiftyDropbox 3.0.0.

Leah C.1

Quick update - the PhotoWatch sample app has been updated to SwiftyDropbox 3.0.0 so this issue should be fixed now. Thanks for reporting the issue!