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pon_athithan
3 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Get third party app scopes
What is the method to retrieve the scope of permissions requested by a third-party app through the Dropbox API when connecting to a Dropbox Business account? Is there a way to access this information...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
3 years agoNo, there isn't a way to retrieve the scope information programmatically.
If you're the developer of the app, you can view and configure the scopes for the app on the app's page on the App Console. You can also specify a more specific sub-set of scopes to request programmatically using the 'scope' parameter on /oauth2/authorize (or corresponding SDK method).
If you're a user of the app, you can view the access being requested by the app on the /oauth2/authorize page in your browser when asked to authorize the app.
- pon_athithan3 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Thank you for your response, currently, I am building an app that accesses the Dropbox business account and does many things, however, I want to retrieve all the connected apps by the members along with the scopes that the app uses. I am able to retrieve all the apps but the object doesn't contain any information about the scope. I found that Dropbox has a private API to show the information in their desktop app, but I am looking for a way to get it via business API. has Dropbox got any plan to include these details in the object?
I am expecting this,
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