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Xcode swiftydropbox setup
Hey, Has anyone been able to set up Swiftydropbox without any user prompt ? I dont know the order or what needs to be called. I don't want the user to have to set up any login. Any quick breakdow...
whats, If it's so hard for you to add support for app secret, then perform OAuth flow using PKCE (as I mentioned it as a variant before). In such a way you wouldn't need app secret and can use Dropbox Swift SDK as is (without change). You don't need to implement such a flow in the same language. Throughout the forum and other SDKs are lot of examples you can "hire". For instance take a look here. It's a Python script that you can perform OAuth on (it uses PKCE). Once you authenticate yourself, get the saved refresh token and use it. 😉 In such a case only app key would be needed - something Dropbox Swift SDK supports. That's it.
Hope this helps.
PS: Keep in mind that providing this application to somebody else will let other person access to your account - something potentially dangerous for your data - take care.
I have performed the Oauth and have the refresh key, my implementation currently isnt working. I assume its an authentication issue, is there any way to have the http request errors post to console when testing the app so that I can see what error I am running into?
- Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
whats The SwiftyDropbox SDK doesn't offer a way to print out the raw HTTP request/response, but you should be able to check the `error` for any given call, e.g., as shown in the `response` handler in the examples here.
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