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- module Agents
- class DropboxFileUrlAgent < Agent
- include DropboxConcern
- cannot_be_scheduled!
- description <<-MD
- #{'## Include the `dropbox-api` and `omniauth-dropbox` gems in your `Gemfile` and set `DROPBOX_OAUTH_KEY` and `DROPBOX_OAUTH_SECRET` in your environment to use Dropbox Agents.' if dependencies_missing?}
- The _DropboxFileUrlAgent_ is used to work with Dropbox. It takes a file path (or multiple files paths) and emits
- events with [temporary links](https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core/docs#media).
- The incoming event payload needs to have a `paths` key, with a comma-separated list of files you want the URL for. For example:
- {
- "paths": "first/path, second/path"
- }
- __TIP__: You can use the _Event Formatting Agent_ to format events before they come in. Here's an example configuration for formatting an event coming out of a _Dropbox Watch Agent_:
- {
- "instructions": {
- "paths": "{{ added | map: 'path' | join: ',' }}"
- },
- "matchers": [],
- "mode": "clean"
- }
- An example of usage would be to watch a specific Dropbox directory (with the _DropboxWatchAgent_) and get the URLs for the added or updated files. You could then, for example, send emails with those links.
- MD
- event_description <<-MD
- The event payload will contain the following fields:
- {
- "url": "https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/1/view/abcdefghijk/example",
- "expires": "Fri, 16 Sep 2011 01:01:25 +0000"
- }
- MD
- def working?
- !recent_error_logs?
- end
- def receive(events)
- events.map { |e| e.payload['paths'].split(',').map(&:strip) }
- .flatten.each { |path| create_event payload: url_for(path) }
- end
- private
- def url_for(path)
- dropbox.find(path).direct_url
- end
- end
- end
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