rn-dropbox-filepicker v0.0.5

React Native Dropbox FilePicker

React Native Component to select a Dropbox file.

This project assumes:

1. You are building a React Native application using Expo.
2. You need your users to connect to Dropbox and select a file.

NOTE: this package was developed against Expo version 33.0. It might not work with latest Expo versions.

How to Use

1. npm install --save react react-native expo react-native-paper rn-dropbox-filepicker
2. Include the provided <FilePicker /> component in your app

import { Portal } from 'react-native-paper';
import FilePicker from 'rn-dropbox-filepicker';

const APP_KEY = 'YOUR DROPBOX APP KEY';

class YourComponent extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      accessToken: null,
      filepath: null,
    };
  }

  render() {
    const { accessToken, filepath } = this.state;
    return (
      <Portal.Host>
        <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
          <FilePicker
            appKey={APP_KEY}
            accessToken={accessToken}
            filepath={filepath}
            onLogin={accessToken => this.setState({ accessToken })}
            onLogout={() => this.setState({ accessToken: null, filepath: null })}
            onFilePick={filepath => this.setState({ filepath })}
            onError={error => console.error(error.message)}
          />
        </View>
      </Portal.Host>
    )
  }
}

The FilePicker accepts the following arguments:

• appKey You can obtain your app key from the Dropbox App console.
• accessToken The user's Dropbox access token.
  The onLogin() callback will provide you the accessToken value once the user logs in. Your app must persist this value and pass it back to the <FilePicker />.
• filepath Path to the Dropbox file that was picked by the user.
  The onFilePick() callback will provide you the filepath once the user picks a file. Your app must persist this value and pass it back to the <FilePicker />.
• onLogin() Executed when the user connects to Dropbox.
• onLogout() Executed when the user disconnects from Dropbox.
• onFilePick() Executed when the user selects a file.
• onError() Executed when an unexpected error happens.
• loggedOutMsg Alternative text at the logged-out-screen (default: "You can connect to Dropbox to backup/sync your transactions.")
• loggedInMsg Alternative text at the logged-in-screen (default: "You are connected to Dropbox, but you still need to select a file to use for sync.")
• fileSelectedMsg Alternative text at the file-selected-screen (default: "You are connected to Dropbox and syncing to file:")
• fileChangeWarningMsg Alternative text for "change file" prompt. (default: "If you change the sync file, all local data will be discarded, and data from the new file will be loaded.\n\nAre you sure you want to change the sync file?")