# bundle install # cd test # DROPBOX_RUBY_SDK_ACCESS_TOKEN= bundle exec ruby sdk_test. Before you can run an example, you need to edit the “.rb” file and put your Dropbox API app key and secret in the “APP_KEY” and “APP_SECRET” constants.
There are example programs included in the tarball. The next time that user visits your app, you can skip the authorization process and go straight to making API calls. Once you have an access token for a user, save it somewhere persistent, like in a database. You only need to perform the authorization process once per user. Successfully completing this authorization flow gives you an “access token” for the user's Dropbox account, which grants you the ability to make Dropbox API calls to access their files.Īuthorization example for a web app: web_file_browser.rbĪuthorization example for a command-line tool: Once you have an access token, create a DropboxClient instance and start making API calls. See: Using the Dropbox APIįull documentation: Before your app can access a Dropbox user's files, the user must authorize your application using OAuth 2. Choose “Full Dropbox” or “App Folder” depending on your needs. Otherwise, click “Create an app” to register an app. If you've already registered an app, click on the “Options” link to see the app's API key and secret. You need a Dropbox API key to make API requests. You can install this package using 'gem': # gem install dropbox-sdk Get your app key and secret from the Dropbox developer website module.exports. https :/ / com / developers / core / docs dropbox-sdk docs, getting started, code examples, API reference and more. A Ruby library that for Dropbox's HTTP-based Core API.
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