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adding team functionality to an existing dropbox app
Hello, I have an app in the app store, backpack studio, that allows access to reading and writing audio files through dropbox.... I have a user that would like me to support dropbox "teams" s...
Yes, that's right. That would use the user's folder, if they're not on a team with a team space, or the team space folder, if they are on a team with the team space. Also, note you can use initWithRoot if you do intend to access the root and want verification mentioned under the "Root" part of the "Dropbox-API-Path-Root Header Modes" section of the Namespace Guide (whereas initWithNamespaceId can be used for any particular namespace the user has access to).
Greg-DB
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Dropbox Community ModeratorIf you just want to be able to access files and folders in their "team space", you don't need to register a "Dropbox Business API" app or use the "teamRoutes". (That's for accessing functionality specific to managing Dropbox Business teams, e.g., adding or removing members.)
You can use your existing "Dropbox API" app with the "full Dropbox" permission to access files in their "team space" (that is, outside their individual purple member folder). API calls default to the member folder though, so you'll need to update your code to specify the team space if/when desired to access it. You can find more information on how this works in the Namespace Guide. That covers how to use the 'Dropbox-API-Path-Root' header to specify the team space.
In the official Dropbox API v2 Objective-C SDK in particular, you can set the 'Dropbox-API-Path-Root' header using the DBUserClient.withPathRoot method.
Thank you - so just to clarify from reading the namespace guide - would an objective c implementation that simultaniously supports users on teams and regular users not on teams work like this:
[[client.usersRoutes getCurrentAccount] setResponseBlock:^(DBUSERSFullAccount * _Nullable result, DBNilObject * _Nullable routeError, DBRequestError * _Nullable networkError) { //get the root namespace id ... will be the home folder if not on a team NSString *namespaceId = result.rootInfo.rootNamespaceId; //create a dbcommonpathroot with the namespace id DBCOMMONPathRoot *cpr = [[DBCOMMONPathRoot alloc] initWithNamespaceId:namespaceId]; // make a new client by calling client with the root object client = [client withPathRoot:cpr]; // // call to get folders etc...Or is there a simpler way i am overlooking?
- Greg-DB
Yes, that's right. That would use the user's folder, if they're not on a team with a team space, or the team space folder, if they are on a team with the team space. Also, note you can use initWithRoot if you do intend to access the root and want verification mentioned under the "Root" part of the "Dropbox-API-Path-Root Header Modes" section of the Namespace Guide (whereas initWithNamespaceId can be used for any particular namespace the user has access to).
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