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GET TEAM FOLDER SIZE
Hi, I want to get the folder size for all my team folders. I am excecuting the following code in python using dropbox SDK : import dropbox import dropbox.team import time from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor from logging_config import logger def team_folder(dbx_team, member_id_admin, save_client😞 start_time = time.time() logger.info('Executing extraction of team folders') result = dbx_team.team_team_folder_list() team_folders = result.team_folders folder_details = [] for folder in team_folders: folder_info = { "ID": folder.team_folder_id, "Name": folder.name } folder_details.append(folder_info) #save as json block logger.info("Team folder details have been saved to team_folder.json") end_time = time.time() logger.info("Finished team_folder method in %.2f seconds", end_time - start_time) list_all_contents_teamFolders(folder_details, dbx_team, member_id_admin, save_client) def handle_listing_result(result, namespace😞 """Processes each page of file/folder entries. Refer to the documentation for information on how to use these entries: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#files-list_folder""" teamFolder_files = [] for entry in result.entries: entry_size = getattr(entry, 'size', 0) # Use '0' if size attribute is not present entry_parent_shared_folder_id = getattr(entry, 'parent_shared_folder_id', '') entry_dict = { "type": str(type(entry)), "path": entry.path_lower, 'size': entry_size, 'parent_shared_folder_id': entry_parent_shared_folder_id, 'namespace_id': namespace } teamFolder_files.append(entry_dict) return teamFolder_files def process_namespace(dbx_admin_with_ns, namespace_id, save_client😞 logger.info(f"Processing namespace: {namespace_id}") teamFolder_files = [] try: listing_result = dbx_admin_with_ns.files_list_folder( path="", recursive=True, include_media_info=False, include_mounted_folders=True ) teamFolder_files = handle_listing_result(listing_result, namespace_id) while listing_result.has_more: listing_result = dbx_admin_with_ns.files_list_folder_continue(cursor=listing_result.cursor) teamFolder_files.extend(handle_listing_result(listing_result, namespace_id)) path_to_save = 'teamFolderSpace/' + namespace_id + '_pathFilesTeamFolder.json' logger.info(f"Uploading files to blob: {path_to_save}") .....save block....... logger.info(f"Upload completed: {path_to_save}") logger.info(f"Finished processing namespace: {namespace_id}") return teamFolder_files except dropbox.exceptions.InternalServerError as e: return logger.error(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}") except Exception as e: return logger.error(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}") def list_all_contents_teamFolders(folders_id, dbx_team, member_id_admin, blob_client😞 start_time = time.time() start_position=0 namespace_ids = [folder['ID'] for folder in folders_id] with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=5) as executor: # Adjust max_workers as needed futures = [] for i, namespace_id in enumerate(namespace_ids[start_position:], start=0😞 logger.info(f'Submitting folder {i + 1}/{len(namespace_ids)} with id {namespace_id}') future = executor.submit(process_namespace, dbx_admin.with_path_root(dropbox.common.PathRoot.namespace_id(namespace_id)), namespace_id, blob_client) futures.append(future) .......save block............ end_time = time.time() logger.info("Finished team_folder method in %.2f seconds", end_time - start_time) return "Finished team_folder method" However the excecuting time is extremely long. How can I get the same more efficiently?
Dropbox paper - is there a way to extract old dropbox paper using SDK/API
Hi, i am trying to understand. 1. there is Dropbox paper that are in the dropbox filesystem shoeing like test.paper 2. and there is the dropbox paper (app or website) that do not include in the filsystem. is there a way to extract the second papers number 2?
Dropbox API Inquiry
I have to query the Dropbox Search API with a Team access token (i.e. scope team_data.member enabled). I learned that I have to include the 2 HTTP headers in the search API for my use case to work properly: Dropbox-API-Select-User: dbmid:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Dropbox-API-Path-Root: {".tag": "namespace_id", "namespace_id": "XXXXXXXXXXXX"} That implies I have to call /users/get_current_account for every search API call unless I cache those values. Is there any way I can bypass putting these headers? Why can't Dropbox API extract the user ID via the access token instead? That's an OAuth2 standard. I have to enforce the file search in both user and team folders, hence specifying Dropbox-API-Path-Root. By answering the following questions, it will help me if I can hardcode this namespace_id for my use case: Is it possible for an organization/user to have multiple Dropbox teams? Is it possible for an organization to have multiple namespace_id? How is a namespace and team correlate to each other? When two different users in the same organization logged into Dropbox, is it possible they can have different root_namespace_id when they call /users/get_current_account?
How to determine admin user to be used in select_admin for team folders?
I am using below api to get the list of all users. How to determine the admin from these users I need to use his/her id for select_admin: in subsequent calls for listing team folders const url = 'https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/team/members/list_v2'; const headers = { Authorization: `Bearer ${accessToken}`, 'Content-Type': 'application/json', };
Embedding Replay works fine, BUT....
I'm building a client portal so my clients can manage their videos. I've set up a page to embed a video so they can review it, and the player embeds just fine. However, the video itself is pushed off to the right inside the player, so there's a big blank space to the left, and the right 30% of the video is outside of the player. How do I get it so the video is centered in the player? I've tried using both embed code and iframe, and get the same result no matter which one I try. I did look up the DB Embedder, but it says it doesn't work with audio or video.