dropbox-api

I've written a simple piece of code using Dropbox API, which implies usage of APP_KEY and APP_SECRET of my app. Let's suppose someone wants to use my app too. I create a github repo, push the code and so on, but, of course, I don't put APP_KEY and APP_SECRET values . Do users have to register their own instances of this application? Is there another way to deal? Maybe sharing APP_KEY and APP_SECRET is enough secure to let it be that way? In other words, Dropbox prohibits usage of username-password pair for authenticating (while their own official app does exactly that), but I want (for example

I'm trying to upload big file (~900MB) via Dropbox API v2 but I'm getting this error: requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: ('Connection aborted.', ConnectionResetError(104, 'Connection reset by peer')) It works ok with smaller files. I found in documentation that I need to open upload session using files_upload_session_start method but I have an error on this command and I can't go further with ._append methods. How can I solve this problem? There're no info in docs. I'm using Python 3.5.1 and latest dropbox module installed using pip. Here's code which I'm running to: c = Dropbox(access_token

I am getting slightly frustrated with the DropBox API. It is supposed to be all simple and straight forward, but I have yet to come a across a simple and plain explanation of how to do a simple sync. I followed all the instruction you can find in the readme which comes withe DropBox API. To test the whole thing, I have created two buttons to download and upload a file from or to my DropBox. The files are found in my app documents folder. This works splendidly: -(void) DBupload:(id)sender { NSArray *paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES);