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Listing members in a team via Python
So, the event we receive via webhooks to a 'full dropbox'-scoped app looks like:
[2023-09-15 22:55:42,859 wew.handler_plugins. DEBUG] Received Dropbox event:
{
"delta": {
"te...
Yes. The clients are a thin wrapper for the API, but, nonetheless, it's what we're using to access the API and the naming is intractable, at least to an unfamiliar user. The brief examples given on the website don't mention any of the team/business semantics. They only work for non-team accounts.
dsoprea wrote:... They only work for non-team accounts.
Yes, they are designed so. As seems it's difficult for you to adapt it!? 🧐
Try to change the line:
for account in json.loads(request.data)['list_folder']['accounts']:...to something like:
teams = json.loads(request.data)['list_folder']['teams']
for team in teams:
for account in teams[team]:Everything else may stay the same (least for the test). 🙋
Hope this helps with the first steps of adaptation.
- Unfortunately, it's not the same. I've already tried. The API complains about the IDs not being the right length. Presumably because these are "member IDs" not account IDs. It looks like we need to use our access-token with the "DropboxTeam" class and then switch to the member using "as_user()".
As I said before, it's your responsibility to keep all needed information!!! The only work for all those accountId is to be unique and so you be able index whatever you have stored before, nothing more. Of course you can use it whenever applicable. For the test (just to see how it's working) temporary remove all team related scopes, so only token (alone) will be enough. Issue tokens anew.
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