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= Unofficial Dropbox SDK for Rust
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This is an (unofficial, as in not endorsed by) Dropbox SDK for https://rust-lang.org[Rust]. At present it is not complete, though the API is mostly fleshed out.
Currently it uses https://hyperium.github.io[Hyper] to communicate with the Dropbox API, but this is swappable, to allow a user to use their preferred HTTP library, or use more advanced features.
It is also very much lacking in tests and documentation.
== What's working
Right now the following API calls are available:
/files/copy/files/create_folder/files/delete/files/download/files/list_folder/files/upload
== Examples
[source,rust] .Basic example
extern crate dbox;
use dbox::client::Client; use dbox::files;
const ACCESS_TOKEN: &'static str = "MY_ACCESS_TOKEN";
fn main() { let client = Client::new(ACCESS_TOKEN); let (metadata, response) = files::download(&client, "/path/to/file").unwrap(); }
[source,rust] .With non-Hyper client
// compile with cargo build --no-default-features
extern crate dbox;
extern crate rustc_serialize;
use dbox::{DropboxClient, Result, Response}; use dbox::files;
struct MyClient;
impl DropboxClient for MyClient { fn access_token() -> &str { // return access token }
fn request<T>(&self, url: &str, headers: &mut BTreeMap<String, String>, body: &T) -> Result<Response>
where T: rustc_serialize::Encodable + Clone
{
// implement http request here
}
}