How to set clientIdentifier, using SwiftyDropbox

Thanks for letting us know about the broken docs page! I'll ask the team to fix that up.

Anyway, the equivalent of setting that custom identifier in the SwiftyDropbox SDK would be to set the "userAgent" parameter when making a "DropboxTransportClient", like seen here.

Thanks Greg,

I looked at the sample. How do I create a DropboxTransportClient, if all I want to do is set the userAgent; can I set all the other parameters to nil, to get the default behaviour?

Thanks, that seems to work.

Also, I noticed the link to the documentation now works, so thanks for that as well.

One side question, I was looking through the documentation, but other than the example code, I couldn't find the actual api documentation for DropboxTransportClient (listing its Declaration, Parameters, etc.), I'm not sure if I just can't find it, or if its not there.

Yes, we got the docs back up. It looks like the DropboxTransportClient class in particular isn't being included in the documentation though. I'll see if we can get that done.

Hi, sorry to re-open this discussion, but it seems like this isn't working anymore after upgrading SwiftyDropbox to 10 (10.0.1). It seems like when using a custom DropboxTransportClient, so I can set the user-agent, the access token doesn't get refreshed. After integrating with Dropbox, all my calls work fine, but if I don't use the app for awhile (4-5 hours), and then open the app again, I get a ".tag" = "expired_access_token" error.

If I change my code, and call DropboxClientsManager.setupWithAppKey() without passing a DropboxTransportClient, it seems to work.

I looked at the source code, and it seems there was a change to the code for the DropboxTranportClient

https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox/commit/56174418e996d4f409467cb1a21b486279c9abd5#diff-a9fb3eb11f520d9c252ca6b5f5ff5a9e56075262094f04d3567c85968ffc8321 

Which may cause this change of behaviour.

My code to create the DropboxTransportClient is as follows:

let transportClient: DropboxTransportClientImpl = DropboxTransportClientImpl(
      accessToken: "",
      userAgent: userAgent,
      selectUser: nil)

In order for the SDK to perform the refresh for you, to avoid the "expired_access_token" error, it will need a refresh token.

Can you let me know if you're currently using the standard authorization functionality (authorizeFromControllerV2), or if you're supplying an access token/refresh token yourself?

The standard authorization functionality should handle this automatically for you.

Otherwise, can you show me how you're supplying the access token/refresh token? Please be sure to redact any access token or refresh token string itself though.

Thanks!

Yes, I am using the standard authorization functionality (authorizeFromControllerV2) as in the sample code.

The difference between my code, and the sample code is in how a call `setupWithAppKey` inside the AppDelegate. In order to set the userAgent, I create an instance of transportClient:

let transportClient: DropboxTransportClientImpl = DropboxTransportClientImpl(
  accessToken: "",
  userAgent: userAgent,
  selectUser: nil)

and then call:

DropboxClientsManager.setupWithAppKey("<APP_KEY>", transportClient: transportClient)

if I don't use the transportClient, and simply call:

DropboxClientsManager.setupWithAppKey("<APP_KEY>")

then the refresh token seems to work, and I don't get the expired token error.

This used to all work before I upgraded to SwiftyDropbox 10 (10.0.1), but now it doesn't, so I suspect there may have been a change in the DropboxTransportClientImpl initializer code.

Thanks! We'll look into it and follow up here once we have any news on this.

Thanks, would it be helpful for me to log the issue in your GitHub repository (https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox/issues)?