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When I looked closer at listSharedLinks I noted the path and directOnly arguments, that helped. This is what I ended up with: func OldCreateSharedLink(url: URL, dropboxPath: String, completionHandler: @escaping (_ sharedLink: String) -> Void) { if let client = DropboxClientsManager.authorizedClient { let request =…
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Yes, I thought so, but then I need another round-trip and I have to parse the response searching for my file and bother with cursor... Could you add a convenience method to work like the old createSharedLink, please ?
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Hi Greg, thank you for your help and considerations. I sincerely hope that the functionality I'm seeking is reasonable and that you will support it in the great SwiftyDropbox Thanks, /Lars
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I get the feeling that my suggested scenario in some way violates the business model of Dropbox. Why isn't it possible for my friend to see the files including metadata in my app folder without auth ?
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1. Great, thanks 2. Do you know if it is at all possible to obtain metadata (rev, clientModified, serverModified, etc.) for a shared link ? Or to enumerate files in a shared folder ? If not, then Dropbox might not be the platform for me. The idea is, that my friend would occasionally check the link to my app folder to see…
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Thank you for the quick reply. 1. Yes, I also thought of the idea of creating a ****** folder What is the reason that the Dropbox API doesn't allow an app with the app folder permission to create a shared link for its own app folder? 2. But don't you still need to authenticate to use the getSharedLinkFile ? In my app I…