tDatastoreManager((), datastoreTableNames). Var browserRef = window.open('' + appKey + '&redirect_uri= + '&response_type=token', '_blank', 'location=no') īrowserRef.addEventListener('loadstart', function(event) ) With the Dropbox Datastore JavaScript SDK downloaded, place the JavaScript file in your www/js directory and include it in your index.html file like so: Make note of this because we are going to be using it with the JavaScript SDK.

The final thing we need from the app page is the application key. In all honesty, it doesn’t really matter what you list it as, but for this tutorial use what I said. This is because we are using an app and not a website. Once created, make sure to list as your callback / redirect URI. During this process, make sure to choose Datastore API. You can quickly list the contents of a folder, or move, delete, and create files and folders locally and see the results immediately. To use the API, you must register your application with Dropbox. It does have restrictions in terms of storage space, but for saving app preferences or small pieces of data, there shouldn’t be any issues. Our plans are to work strictly with data and the Datastore API gives us an object based cloud storage option. We are not using the Core Sync API because we have no intention of working with files. At this point, I strongly recommend you become familiar with what our intentions are with this Dropbox API.

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