I don't quite understand this flow as the code already has the secret. īut after initializing with client and secret, it also goes through browser auth to get a token. The only one I found using the client API and Secret is this one. However, I don't find examples of such scenario.
I also checked the API documentation and see that the APIs I need are compatible with App Authentication. Which claims not to require tokens of any kind. In the different authentication types shown in the documentation, there's a match to what I'm looking for: "App Authentication" What I need is a similarly transparent process as was the permanent token. But I don't want any user going through a Dropbox authentication flow in the browser. Can you help me out? Also, forgot to mention I'm using the JS api. I've been researching for hours and I have no idea how to make the bot have permanent access to the private drop box account. I researched for a bit and found that there was an option to make the token not expire, and then researched a bit more and found that you guys removed the feature. I can download and detect changes just fine, but my access token keeps expiring. Then the small install executable would just download the files to their computer from dropbox, along with an update routine that will detect if there has been a change to the files stored, and update their local bot files. My plan was to upload the bot files to a private dropbox account that the bot would have access to. So I thought I would make an improvised install and update executable. So I wanted to make a windows maintenance bot that I could sell to my friends, but I didn't want to have to copy the files for each person.
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