Getting started in the community

Hello, All Devs Internal and Customer aligned, I support the Box community as an outside consultant for software innovation. It looks like I am the first partner here in the Community; I am honored to be the first. My role at my company is Sales Director, Software & hi-tech ISV industry. I can support any customer, regardless of industry, here as IT Consultant on behalf of their Customer relationship with Box. Most of my current efforts have been in alignment with the Sales team on custom projects that involve Box integrations with other software solutions, and there is no limit to that so far. Happy to take on a challenge. If you have a custom development need for a customer or are stuck with a development or systems challenge, ping me here or on Linkedin. A little about Nagarro: Nagarro, a global digital engineering leader, helps clients become innovative, digital-first companies and thus win in their markets. The company is distinguished by its

Hi folks! My name is Matt Riley, and I’m the Product Manager for Metadata at Box. Feel free to @ me for any questions that you might have while using custom metadata (which almost everyone misspells as “meatdata” or “metdata” at some point, so please tag me!) Looking forward to meeting some more of our great developer community!

I am using JWT app (server authentication) method for authentication and using following parameter for authentication. CLIENT_ID CLIENT_SECRET ENTERPRISE_ID PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD PUBLIC_KEY_ID PRIVATE_KEY I am able to create folder, search folder using the APIs But while I am using https://{{upload.box.com}}/api/2.0/files/content api it is giving me 401 Unauthorized error. Note-> Since I need to upload many files to box in loop and above API is working first time but in second time it is giving me error. Appreciate urgent help.

I’m currently integrating Box authentication into my Angular application. Here’s an overview of the process: I open a new window for Box authentication using the following code const authorizationUrl = ‘Box - Free Online File Storage, Internet File Sharing, Access Documents & Files Anywhere, Backup Data, Share Files’; const openedWindow = window.open(authorizationUrl, “s”, “width=640,height=480,left=300,top=100,resizable=yes,toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=no,copyhistory=no”); Once the user completes the authentication process in the opened window, Box provides an access token via a callback to my Angular application. I want to retrieve the access code from the authenticated Box wi

After creating around 250 app users, I got 429 rate limit error.

Hello Developer Community, I am the developer of Duplicate Files Fixer, a tool created by Tweaking Technologies Private Limited. I would like to bring your attention to our application, which can be accessed at the following URL: ‎Duplicate Files Fixer on the Mac App Store Duplicate Files Fixer is designed to efficiently remove duplicate files from users’ Mac and PC systems. It provides support for both local and cloud platforms. Currently, we offer integration with Google Drive and Dropbox as part of our cloud platform support. In an effort to further enhance our cloud platform support, I am interested in adding a “remove duplicates from Box Cloud” feature to our application. To achieve this, I have used Box API. All integration is done successfully. However, I have encountered an issue regarding the authorization pro

I have a question around searching metadata for our member’s documents. One of our engineers recalls an expert suggesting that once we fully populate Box with our approx. 9 TBs of documents (~200M) and their associated metadata, we would not be able to search using the Box Metadata API endpoint for a unique member id (internal identifier) on a custom metadata (memberId) tag, to get back a collection of Box document IDs that relate to that particular member. Instead, he suggested we build and utilize an external SQL database to host member metadata related to Box Folder and Document IDs. Is there any reason why we cannot utilize the Box APIs to do such searches in a performant way instead of having to build an external metadata management system to track this. We are already aware of the search limitation and the need for indices. Please provide us with some clarification on the best way to handle this, what are the true limitations if any, and how can we overcome the

I created a custom APP and able to run APIs from Postman without any errors. When I try to run from typescript, I am able to run API calls to get an access token. But when I run list folder items api call it fails with 404 error - not found. I also added ‘as_user’ to the header of request, but still getting the same error. What am I missing? The API call works with Developers Token. When I use Access Token the above APIs don’t work and return 404 error. Very much appreciate your responses.

How I can use a CSV file to upload different variables for a Box API call in Postman?

There is a request to develop a Box app internally. Assuming that we do not provide the app developers with administrator or co-administrator accounts, for a custom app that uses OAuth 2.0 (server authentication), the anticipated risks include being limited to accessing folders/files within the scope of the account used to log in to the app. However, are there any other anticipated risks, particularly related to security?

Hi everyone! My name is Deeksha and I am on the Developer Platform Product team. I lead the UI elements, reporting, app management, and sandbox product areas. Looking forward to connecting with you and getting your feedback!

Hi Everyone! I am the PM for for Developer Experience. Looking forward to connecting with you all!

so i logged out and re-login. but still my file that I worked on a few hours ago are not updated. I don’t know why box drive and box site didn’t get updated. How to update and sync all files again?

Hello! I am Bartek. Nice to meet you all Box developers 🙂 Hello! Outside of work I love to travel (especially on a bike!) and read good books.

I am the Team Lead for application support at Box, and I’ve been a Boxer for five years. I help our customers navigate general issues, application configurations, and best practices; so if you are seeing something unexpected, I can help!

Greetings, fellow developers! I’m Mike, and I’m excited to introduce myself to this vibrant Box community. For the past 1.5 years, I’ve been leading the SDK team as a Product Manager at Box, working closely with developers like you to deliver powerful tools and resources. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting your developer journey, I’m here to assist you in maximizing your experience with Box APIs, SDKs, and CLI. Feel free to drop me a line to discuss your projects, challenges, or any feedback you have. Looking forward to engaging with all of you!

Welcome to the Box Developer Community! I’m Scott Hurrey, head of developer relations here at Box. I just passed my 1 year mark. I spent the previous 12 years or so doing developer relations in higher ed. Before that I was a C and VB developer for another 12 years. I have written code in many languages, but Python is my favorite. I love not having to worry about misaligned {} and forgotten or misplaced semi-colons so very much. Not to mention all of the myriad libraries that already do everything I want them to. I’m a veteran of the USMC, a snare drummer in a bag pipe band, and love riding motorcycles. I have a 21 year old son and a 15 year old daughter. I look forward to getting to know of all of you!

Hey everyone - happy to be a part of the Box Dev community! I’m Tony Melrose - I’ve been at Box for the last 8 years working with our developers, and before that I was building on and administering Box at a customer! I’m excited to connect with y’all. These days I prefer to build in python (generally using Flask), but have built all sorts of projects in all sorts of languages over the last 15 or so years. Looking forward to meeting folks!

I’ve been at Box for just over 4 years now focused and specializing on Box’s APIs, key integrations, and some focus areas like Box Sign. I typically jump between Python and NodeJS on development but always open to working on whatever’s new or brushing up on other languages. Excited to be working with you all on our brand new forum experience!

Hello! My name is Sally and I’m the Platform Product Marketing Manager. 🙂 I joined Box a little less than a year ago and I’m super excited for this new dev community site 🥳. See y’all around the forums!

I work with the Box Partners team and help our Systems Integrator partners build solutions on Box and other technologies. You might also recognize me from the Box for Salesforce Community roundtable events that I present at on a monthly basis! I’ve been a Boxer for almost 7yrs and have specialized in Content Management (FileNet, OnBase, Alfresco) as a Dev/Admin/Architect for the past 15+ years. Back in the old days we had to walk 2 miles each way to check-in and check-out a document 👴. I only recently started developing on the force.com platform for the past 5-ish years. Salesforce is weird and complex and keeps me interested. I’m an awful frontend developer, but I can get by. My primary programming languages are Java and Node, but I like to dabble in C#, Python, and Go. I suppose you can throw Apex in the mix as well. 🤷 If you ever have any questions about content management best practices, process management, or

Hi Box developers and builders! I lead Box’s Developer Platform. Look forward to connecting with you all and help you ship your apps & integrations!