Python API

It looks like you have the right basic idea, but there are a few things to note:

- You have 'none' instead of 'None'.

- You can filter by category, which in this case would be 'dropbox.team_log.EventCategory.file_operations'.

- You can filter by time, which can be good as without a time filter you may have to parse through more events than desired.

- You need to check GetTeamEventsResult.has_more, and call back to team_log_get_events_continue if it's True.

 

So, for example, to look for file_download events from the past week, that might look like:

 

import datetime

import dropbox

access_token = '...'
dbx_team = dropbox.DropboxTeam(access_token)
account_id = 'dbid:...'
time_range = dropbox.team_common.TimeRange(
    start_time=datetime.datetime.now() - datetime.timedelta(days=7))

def handle_events(events):
    print("Processing %s events..." % len(events))
    for event in events:
        if event.event_type.is_file_download():
            print(event)

result = dbx_team.team_log_get_events(
    limit=1000,
    account_id=account_id,
    time=time_range,
    category=dropbox.team_log.EventCategory.file_operations)
handle_events(result.events)

while result.has_more:
    result = dbx_team.team_log_get_events_continue(result.cursor)
    handle_events(result.events)

1. No, unfortunately there isn't a way to filter by path across all members, but I'll pass this along as a feature request.

2. Also no, it's not possible to filter to a specific event type, but we'll consider this a feature request as well.