fs.dropboxfs
Implementation of pyfilesystem2 file system using Dropbox
Usage
from fs import open_fs
from fs.dropboxfs import DropboxFS
dropboxFS = DropboxFS(
accessToken=<your access token>,
refreshToken=<your refresh token>,
app_key=<your app key>,
app_secret=<your app secret>)
dropboxFS2 = open_fs('dropbox:///somedirectory?access_token=your_access_token&refresh_token=your_refresh_token')
# dropboxFS and dropboxFS2 are now standard pyfilesystem2 file systems
Development
To run the tests, set the following environment variables:
- DROPBOX_APP_KEY - your app key (see Dropbox Developer Console)
- DROPBOX_APP_SECRET - your app secret (see Dropbox Developer Console)
- DROPBOX_CREDENTIALS_PATH - path to a json file which will contain the credentials
Then generate the credentials json file by running
./test/generate_credentials.py
Then run the tests by executing
poe test
in the root directory
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