dbx | 🧱 Databricks CLI eXtensions - aka dbx | Continous Integration library

I have a sql query results that I would like to convert into a pandas df within the databricks notebook. The query is pulling data from the dbx tables, if this is important to know.

My query looks something like this:

We are planning to use Dropbox to get some csv files transfered from client location. This csv files need to be processed by a data engineering pipeline. We are using python to process this. As a first step , we need to download the file from dropbox to the local file folder. I have created an app using Dropbox App Console as Scoped App first. In the Python program we need to get an API Access token. And from the scopped App , I was not able to generate the Access token as I was getting error stating that " You need to be a Team administrator to generate the token". This was misleading as this was a single account i created for testing it out and no teams are present. I tried with another method which is using the user id and secret to prompt for an access token

here is the code :

For a while now I've been using dropbopx-sdk-js in a Meteor application without any trouble.

My Meteor app simply uses Dropbox to fetch images to be used in product cards. These files are synced now and then and that's it. By synced what I mean is they are scanned, shared links created or obtained, and some info is then saved in Mongo (name, extension, path, public link)

End users do not remove nor add files, nor are the files related to an end user specific account.

To achieve this, I created (in the far past) an App in the Dropbox App Console, generated a permanent token, and used that token in my Meteor app to handle all the syncing.

Now I've tried to replicate that very same thing in a new similar project, but found that the permanent tokens have been recently deprecated and are no longer an option.

Now, checking Dropbox's Authentication Types it seems to me like "App Authentication"

"This type only uses the app's own app key and secret, and doesn't identify a specific user or team".

is what I'm after. I can safely provide app key and secret in the server exclusively, as the client will never need those. The question is how do I achieve such kind of authentication? Or for that matter, how do I achieve an equivalent of the long-lived token for my app, ultimately meaning that end users don't actually need to know Dropbox is behind the scenes in any way (and they surely don't need dropbox accounts to use this app nor should be prompted with any Dropbox authentication page)

In the js-sdk examples repo, I only found this example using app key and secret. Yet afterwards it goes through the oauth process in the browser anyways. If I don't do the oauth part, I get an error

I'm trying to pull a list of dictionaries from Dropbox API for some images and to be represented as follows;

I'm working on uploading some countries' admin data to my Dropbox app. Here below is my code that does that:

I'm trying to upload a 'txt' file to dropbox with python API. After looking everywhere I know I found nothing that works, or I just don't understand how to make it work.

I am using the Python Dropbox package to pull team events:

Trying with GO WebAssembly accessing the browser IndexedDB, with the below code I was able to create the ibdexedDB, but I got an error while trying to access it using js.Global().Get(dbx) or even trying to access this.result

I have my fileService and I want to add Dropbox file storage for my app.

I want to inject or something like that ready Dropbox instatnion (npm packade Dropbox) from another file (or declare it once in service). The problem is how to inject to that file configService to get accessToken which is need to make instantion

filesService.ts