Greg-DB Dropbox Community Moderator

Hi Andrii, this seems to be the same question I responded to on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35416174/multiple-users-logged-in-dropbox If your app sets force_reapprove=true, the user can switch accounts before approving the app, using the dropdown in the upper right of the Dropbox site.

The events page is just part of the Dropbox web site, as opposed to being a Dropbox API app.

The Dropbox API doesn't currently offer an events API quite like what you're looking for, but I'll be sure to pass this along as a feature request. The features you already mentioned are the closest currently available, but it sounds like those don't quite suit your needs. One other thing that may be useful though is the…

SwiftyDropbox now has support and instructions for installing without a dependency manager: https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox#manually-add-subproject

By the way, this is untested and unsupported, but there was a discussion about doing this here: https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox/issues/29

Unfortunately, we don't have any instructions for installing it manually right now, but I'll send along a request to get documentation for that.

Yes, there are a few ways to do this. Here are three different versions I put together: // blocking Dropbox.Api.Files.FolderMetadata folderMetadata = await client.Files.CreateFolderAsync("/new_folder_via_CreateFolderAsync"); Console.WriteLine(folderMetadata.PathLower); static void CompleteCreateFolder(IAsyncResult result)…

It looks like you also opened an API ticket with some more specifics, so we'll follow up there to troubleshoot this with you.

Hi Michael, thanks for following up on this. I checked in with the team to see if we can firmer guidance on an official Ruby SDK. The answer is that unfortunately at this point we don't currently have plans for an official Ruby SDK for Dropbox API v2. That being the case, you can either use the HTTP endpoints themselves,…

Unfortunately I don't have any news on if or when we may have a Ruby SDK for API v2.

Hi Jonathan, thanks for the feedback! A Ruby SDK is planned for API v2, though I don't have a timeline or any specific information about it to offer right now.

The instructions say to put the "platform..." text in a file named "Podfile", but you've put it in a file named "Podfile.swift". Then, you need to run pod install in your terminal. Your latest screenshot shows that, but it fails because you don't have a "Podfile" file for it to read.

In this screenshot you're just cloning the SwiftyDropbox project itself. To install it into your own Xcode project, follow the instructions here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/swift#install If you get an error that you need help with during that, please post the output.

Jonas, it looks like you're trying to add the DropboxSimpleOAuth project, which isn't an official Dropbox project. It does use SwiftyDropbox though, and does seem to have a .xcodeproj. But in any case, the instructions for installing SwiftyDropbox in a project can be found here:…

Hi Jonas, using CocoaPods is the recommended approach, especially as it makes getting future updates very easy. Can you share the output/errors you're getting so we can help?

Thanks for the feedback Vladimir! I don't have a timeline to offer right now unfortunately. 

Unfortunately, no, no update on this right now.

No update on this right now.

I believe this is planned, but I can't offer a timeline right now. I'll be sure to pass this along as a feature request though.

There are a variety of factors that can affect this, but production status doesn't happen to be one. Production status just affects how many users can link to your app. Based on what I can see on our side though, we may have had some increased latency this afternoon. If it doesn't improve soon, please post some samples so…

Dropbox doesn't offer a permission model for shared folders quite like what you're looking for. You can find more information about the permissions available for shared folders here: https://www.dropbox.com/help/5823 In any case, the Dropbox API doesn't currently offer calls for managing shared folders anyway, though this…

[Moved to API Development] The "Invalid origin" error message generally indicates that the site you're trying to use the Chooser on isn't using a supported protocol. Can you elaborate on what you mean when you say you want to integrate with an "application not running on http/https"? What platform are you using and what…

Another quick update, the cancel case should now work when the authorization flow is handled via the official Dropbox app as well, using the latest version of SwiftyDropbox.

The official Objective-C SDK for API v2 has been released here: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-obj-c

Thanks for catching that! We're looking into it.

For #2, as of SwiftyDropbox 3.2.0, you can now catch a canceled authorization flow in the result from handleRedirectURL as the "Cancel" case, such as: if let authResult = Dropbox.handleRedirectURL(url) { switch authResult { case .Success(let token): print("Success! User is logged into Dropbox with token: \(token)") case…

Quick follow up here on #3, this is available as of SwiftyDropbox 3.1.0 as getTemporaryLink.

Also, unfortunately, API v2 doesn't support the file type permission, so you'll need to use a different one, as you found. I'll send this along as feedback as well.

1. Thanks for the feedback! We're hoping to address this better on our side in the future, but I don't have a timeline to offer right now. 2. That sounds like a bug. We're looking into it. 3. This is also planned, but likewise I don't have an ETA to offer. We really appreciate the feedback. I don't have a more specific…

Faris, if you just have the shared link to the file, you can't edit the file. If you have any further questions, please open your own thread instead of replying on this unrelated thread, so that we don't spam anyone else on it.