reauthorizeClient

The reauthorizeClient method would set the authorizedClient to use an access token that's already been stored. If you haven't stored the relevant access token, then that won't work. (The built-in OAuth functionality would automatically store the access token, but that won't occur automatically if you copied it from another device.)

To store an access token, you can use DropboxOAuthManager storeAccessToken, and then use reauthorizeClient.

If I have the token (as string) can you share example how to use the DropboxOAuthManager storeAccessToken func ?

I don't believe we have example code for using that. Perhaps you could share the relevant piece of code you have so far and show what you're stuck on (e.g., any unexpected error/output)? Be sure to redact any actual access/refresh tokens though.

1. This is the func for the dropboxOAuth process:

2. after a success, i get the Token from here:

3. Than when the app init, I use this reauthorizeClient : 

From this point all works well.
The problem is only on the device that the dropboxOAuth process made, when trying on other device non works....

* You suggested to use the DropboxOAuthManager storeAccessToken.
But i dont see the storeAccessToken func gets as parameter a String for the Token value....

So I asked clarification from you please, how to use that func when I have the Token (As String) saved in my app.

thanks in advance!!!

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YanivB wrote:

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3. Than when the app init, I use this reauthorizeClient : 

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Hi YanivB,

Why you decide that reauthorizeClient accepts access token? Take a closer look on method declaration and you'll see it accepts user ID (behind which there should be stored already some access token). In other words, you cannot pass access token in such a way.

By the way, passing access token with string (alone) will limit the time your application will be usable with a single token assignment. All access tokens at present are short lived! Just a reminding that for long term access you will need to deal with refresh token (eventually included within AccessToken object).

Hi,

Regarding the "Why you decide that reauthorizeClient accepts access token?" question, because that is the only parameter (As String) i see from SDK that present:

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YanivB wrote:

..., because that is the only parameter (As String) i see from SDK that present:

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Owo...🤦 You're killing the fish... 😁 Ok, 🤷 ...

YanivB, Let's see what you have up to now: There is an only method that accepts string and that method doesn't work for you. 🤔

Doesn't it sound logical to move the focus from string to object? 🧐 There are methods to get AccessToken object (you have already used such a way; there are others too) and to set it back (as Greg useful proposed DropboxOAuthManager storeAccessToken) instead of using just string. Right? In mean time you can stringify such an object and store it in this form in the source place and after that build it back before use on the corresponding device as well as you can keep it in any other form (matter of choice and design decision, but the object state MUST be complete, not just some part). What would you say? 😉

First , thank you all for trying to help!!

Sorry I am new to the swiftyDropbox and not all straight forward to me...

That is why I ask for code examples 🙏

Ok, let see what you have already done. When your authentication succeeds, you're receiving DropboxAccessToken object and print it out. This object contains the actual access token, user id, refresh token, and token expiration timestamp. Unfortunately, when just printed (as you have done) it outputs only the access token string and skips everything else (incomplete data, so cannot restore it). Here you should take care to get access to everything as print everything out field by field. Once this got done you're gonna have everything needed (not just a part). I hope you don't need example for printing out of the data.

On the other side (other device), you can use available already data as something like:

let token = DropboxAccessToken(accessToken: accessToken, uid: userId,
      refreshToken: refreshToken, tokenExpirationTimestamp: expirationTimestamp)
DropboxOAuthManager.sharedOAuthManager.storeAccessToken(token)

 Again, you should already have accessToken, userId, refreshToken, and expirationTimestamp. 😉

Hope this helps.

Thanks!! now it all working also on the other device.

Last question 😊

As I passed in the 

DropboxAccessToken() 

the Refresh token also, is that means it will not expires ?

So no additional refresh logic needed?

Thanks again !