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So firstly we create an instance of the RestSharp client and the OAutheBase classes. Now, this request has a different Base Url to the Login function and this uses OAuth. public UserLogin Login ( string email, string password ) Update: Got some helpful advice about using the request.Resource property with parameters instead of a string.format. Login, this is possibly the easiest method if you have the right URL (the API documentation give you the wrong URL). NET library so I could test it easier and also use RestSharp (might open source the library if I get around to it). I guess I should start with the Setup of it, I started this as a Windows Mobile application but I switched to a. Access to the Dropbox API and an APIKey/Secret for your app.Oauth Library for C# (this one seems the easiest to use with RestSharp).RestSharp (What would i do without you…).NETĭevelopers (and anyone else who will care to listen). So now that I have it working I thought i’d share this with my fellow. Mainly because the on siteĭocumentation is average for anyone not planning on developing for the iphone (dropbox, you used to be cool).īeing a C# developer this was bad news for me but I decided to give it a go anyway and after a few weeks ofįailed attempts and a few emails to support about my issues I realised the API documentation on the dropbox

The Dropbox API has foiled my development of “Droppedboxx” for some time now. To use the Dropbox API have a look at my open source projects DropNetRT

Also, feel free to reach out to us any time on our developer forum.Update: The code in this post is out dated and the version of the API is no longer supported. Find out more about how Dropbox uses OAuth 2 to handle connecting apps to users’ Dropbox accounts with our helpful new OAuth guide.Ĭheck out our Dropbox Developer Blog for all the latest news and updates about the Dropbox Platform including upcoming events, slides and code from our workshop at P圜on, and the results of The Next Web Europe Hack Battle.

We're excited to announce that we'll now be recognizing security researchers for their efforts through a bug bounty program with HackerOne.Ī common sticking point for developers when they begin using the Dropbox API is how to properly authorize users using OAuth. Introducing the Dropbox bug bounty program Read more about why we're deprecating these APIs and how to migrate user access tokens from the Sync SDK to the Core SDK. Try out the new API v2 and let us know what you think!Īs part of our effort to simplify the Dropbox Developer Platform, we're deprecating the Sync and Datastore APIs over the next 12 months. Overall, we've simplified our use of HTTP and parted ways with old, deprecated endpoints. We've been working on a new version of the Dropbox API and we're excited to show you what we have so far. We want to share some important updates with you regarding the Dropbox APIs.