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RDropBox: Easy-to-use Ruby library for the official Dropbox API
- SirWart 16y agoFor those interested in the API there are also official bindings for ruby, python, java, and objective-c.
- sadiq 16y agoDo you know where I can find them? Google doesn't seem to give me much and the 'Developers' page seems to require applying for access with a particular use in mind. Not sure why they require application, a rate limit for non-approved apps would let people experiment more.
- SirWart 16y agoApply saying you're just curious and you'll be approved within a day. We're looking at getting rid of the approval step for sandboxed API access but for now it's faster to just apply.
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- hboon 16y agoI applied 2 or was it 3 days ago and still haven't heard anything.
- harpastum 16y agoGithub repository and additional information: http://github.com/RISCfuture/dropbox#readme http://github.com/RISCfuture/dropbox#readme
- qrush 16y agoI love seeing the rubygems.org pages linked as a project's home page, or at least starter page. All the information you need to get up to speed. Such a world of difference from a year ago when publishing a gem. I still want to get readmes shown, but I'm worried about handling formatting when GitHub already handles it flawlessly.
- petercooper 16y agoYeah, it's definitely missing some sort of.. "what to do next" immediacy. README support could help with that (though some READMEs are crazy long and go far off track). Typical gem descriptions aren't long enough or well formatted enough to work.
- nex3 16y agoPoke them to release their formatting code as a library. All you'd really need is a format(text, filename) => HTML function, right?