It also supplies a gem as an interface to the RESTful Dropbox API.
Here are some key features of "RDropBox":
· Start with the Dropbox::Session class - Authenticate users.
· The Dropbox::API module (attached to the Dropbox::Session class) - Use it to modify a user’s Dropbox.
· The Dropbox::Entry class is a more object-oriented way of manipulating files. It’s totally optional; check it out if acquainted with OOP.
· The Dropbox::Memoization module has some handy utility methods for memoizing server responses to reduce network calls. It’s plug-in compatible with any caching strategy you might already have (memcache, etc.).
· If using pingbacks, check out Dropbox::Event and Dropbox::Revision. Those classes parse pingbacks from Dropbox into Ruby objects.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Added a method allowing users to manually set the access token and secret (in case you are doing your own OAuth elsewhere).
· The mode (Dropbox or Sandbox) is now serialized.
· Fixed a bug that would cause files uploaded into deep paths to fail due to name length limitations.
· Fixed a bug that would cause abnormal OAuth requests when deserializing an authorized session.
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