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Custom TransportClient with programatic auth flow

200ok

So, you must start with your AppDelegate calling this:

setupWithAppKey()

in order to later initiate the auth flow and retrieve an AccessToken, etc.

The SDK will remember your auth info next time and provide an `authorizedClient` – all good.

Now, I want to use a custom `DropboxTransportClient` and the only point at which you can inject a certain / custom `DropboxTransportClient` is in:

DropboxClientsManager.setupWithAppKey(DropboxUtil.key, transportClient: transportClient)

However, once you've called setupWithAppKey once, you cannot call it again:

precondition failed: Only call `DropboxClientsManager.setupWithAppKey` or `DropboxClientsManager.setupWithTeamAppKey` once: file Swift/Pods/SwiftyDropbox/Source/SwiftyDropbox/PlatformNeutral/DropboxClientsManager.swift, line 22

How can we use the nice programatic auth flow and also inject our own `DropboxTransportClient` ?

I wish to limit the number of simeltaneous uploads, and I think that is possible if I can control the Transport Client.

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Greg-DB

I see, thanks for elaborating. In that case, you can just pass in "" as the access token in the DropboxTransportClient, and then use that with setupWithAppKey. It should still then use the automatic auth flow and client. Give that a try and let me know if it doesn't work for you. (We're planning on making this more obvious/usable in a future version.)

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Greg-DB

The auth flow and client retrieval should work regardless of which version of setupWithAppKey you used, so you should be able to just use the one that takes a transport client in the first place. Does that work for you?

200ok

Hey Greg, thanks. Let me clarify the problem. I wish to inject a custom DropboxTransportClient. Creating a DropboxTransportClient requires an AccessToken (first constructor argument). I cannot have the user fetch his/her own access token until I've already called setupWithAppKey once, after which I cannot call setupWithAppKey again. The only injection point for a `TransportClient` is calling the overloaded version of `setupWithAppKey`, which can only be called once. – I'm sure I'm misunderstanding something.

Greg-DB

200ok

That seems to work just fine indeed, thank you. Wasn't clear at first since there is no empty initializer.

I do have related questions but I will put them off for a time when I can give you the great examples you deserve!!! Thanks for the excellent support.