DropboxSimpleOAuth

A quick and simple way to authenticate a Dropbox user in your iPhone or iPad app.

Programming language: Objective-C

License: MIT License

Tags: Authentication    

Latest version: v0.2.1

README

DropboxSimpleOAuth

A quick and simple way to authenticate a Dropbox user in your iPhone or iPad app.

Adding DropboxSimpleOAuth to your project

CocoaPods

CocoaPods is the recommended way to add DropboxSimpleOAuth to your project.

1. Add DropboxSimpleOAuth to your Podfile pod 'DropboxSimpleOAuth'.
2. Install the pod(s) by running pod install.
3. Add DropboxSimpleOAuth to your files with #import <DropboxSimpleOAuth/DropboxSimpleOAuth.h>.

Carthage

1. Add github "rbaumbach/DropboxSimpleOAuth" to your Cartfile.
2. Follow the directions to add the dynamic framework to your target.

Clone from Github

1. Clone repository from github and copy files directly, or add it as a git submodule.
2. Add all files from 'Source' directory to your project.

How To

• Create an instance of DropboxSimpleOAuthViewController and pass in an Dropbox app key, app secret, client callback URL and completion block to be executed with DropboxLoginResponse and NSError arguments.
• Once the instance of DropboxSimpleOAuthViewController is presented (either as a modal or pushed on the navigation stack), it will allow the user to login. After the user logs in, the completion block given in the initialization of the view controller will be executed. The argument in the completion block, DropboxLoginResponse, contains an accessToken and other login information for the authenticated user provided by Dropbox API Response. If there is an issue attempting to authenticate, an error will be given instead.
• By default, if there are issues with authentication, an UIAlertView will be given to the user. To disable this, and rely on the NSError directly, set the property shouldShowErrorAlert to NO.
• Note: Even though an instance of the view controller itself can be initalized without app key, app secret, client callback and completion block (to help with testing), this data must be set using the view controller's properties before it is presented to the user.

Example Usage

// Simplest Example:

DropboxSimpleOAuthViewController
    *viewController = [[DropboxSimpleOAuthViewController alloc] initWithAppKey:@"123I_am_a_client_id_567890"
                                                                     appSecret:@"shhhhhh, I'm a secret"
                                                                   callbackURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"http://your.fancy.site"]
                                                                    completion:^(DropboxLoginResponse *response, NSError *error) {
                                                                        NSLog(@"My Access Token is: %@", response.accessToken);
                                                                    }];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:viewController
                                     animated:YES];

// Disable error UIAlertViews Example:

DropboxSimpleOAuthViewController
    *viewController = [[DropboxSimpleOAuthViewController alloc] initWithAppKey:@"123I_am_a_client_id_567890"
                                                                     appSecret:@"shhhhhh, I'm a secret"
                                                                   callbackURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"http://your.fancy.site"]
                                                                    completion:^(DropboxLoginResponse *response, NSError *error) {
                                                                        NSLog(@"My OAuth Token is: %@", response.accessToken);
                                                                    }];
viewController.shouldShowErrorAlert = NO;

[self.navigationController pushViewController:viewController
                                     animated:YES];

Testing

• Prerequisites: ruby, ruby gems, bundler

This project has been setup to use fastlane to run the specs.

First, run the setup.sh script to bundle required gems and CocoaPods when in the project directory:

$ ./setup.sh

And then use fastlane to run all the specs on the command line:

$ bundle exec fastlane specs

Version History

Version history can be found on releases page.

Suggestions, requests, and feedback

Thanks for checking out DropboxSimpleOAuth for your in-app Dropbox authentication. Any feedback can be can be sent to: [email protected].