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Robert S.138
10 years agoHelpful | Level 7
Where is documentation for Obj-C API?
Where is the documentation for the API functions provided by the new Objective-C SDK? I mean for functions in the classes like
DropboxClientsManager
DBFILESListFolderResult
DBFILESListFolderEr...
Keith B.7
10 years agoHelpful | Level 7
Hi Gregory,
Is a transition guide planned? I have several, highly-complex Dropbox-based classes that handle a full folder sync, similar to what the desktop client does, and converting them to API 2 is not going to be easy no matter what, but it will be a lot harder without a transition guide that roughly maps API 1 Obj-C calls to API 2 calls.
I've only just started looking through, but for instance, I'm guessing that -listFolderContinue: is the equivalent of -getDelta: in API 1 - is that right? If so, how do I call the equivalent of -loadDelta: but with a path prefix? In API 1, I wrote a category of DBRestClient that reimplemented -loadDelta: but with a path prefix. (Hmm, presumably the cursor is returned after the first -listFolder: call somehow after which the path isn't needed, being part of the cursor?)
There seems to be a *lot* more methods in API 2 (listFolderLongPoll?), so it would be good to have a transition guide that covers how we can translate API 1 Objc-C code over to API 2 without having to read through the hundreds of method descriptions in the documentation to try to find equivalents.
Thanks!
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