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Thanks a lot.
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Oh, I see. I finally understand. Thank you Greg and everybody for your patience. So, in short, what I want is not possible: 1. It is not enough with the client Id and client Secret to programmatically obtain a refresh token. 2. I can't avoid having to go through at least one oauth flow in the client to retrieve a refresh…
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Thank you very much @serickson Does the dropbox-sdk-js have a way to obtain the refresh token programmatically without prompting the user? As per your feedback I guess it does, but I'm just not hitting that nail it seems. From the aforementioned example: const config = { fetch, clientId: 'jg8wc1hfkvel6ql', clientSecret:…
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Hi @"Здравко", thanks for the quick answer! Your answer makes me think there might be some fundamental missunderstanding/missinterpretation of what an "App folder" is (from my side). Now, my intentions are to obtain an equivalent effect to that of the long lived token. In my app, that was: 1. My app silently synchronized…
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I'm having the same problem. But I don't want any user going through a Dropbox authentication flow in the browser. What I need is a similarly transparent process as was the permanent token. In the different authentication types shown in the documentation, there's a match to what I'm looking for: "App Authentication"…