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WebService-Box-0.01
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/ WebService::Box

NAME

WebService::Box - manage your documents on Box.com

VERSION

version 0.01

SYNOPSIS

my $box    = WebService::Box->new(
    api_url    => $api_url,     # usually no need to use this parameter
    upload_url => $upload_url,  # the library knows the standard box urls

    on_error => sub {},         # what should happen when an
                                # error occurs. valid values: subroutine, undef, die, warn
);

my $client = $box->create_session(
    client_id     => $client_id,
    client_secret => $secret,
    auth_token    => $auth_token, # optional
    refresh_token => $refresh_token,
    redirect_url  => 'http://host.example/',
);

my $file          = $client->file;
my $uploaded_file = $file->upload( '/path/to/local.file', $folder_id );
my $new_file      = $file->upload( '/path/to/local.file', $folder_object );

my $data          = $new_file->download;

my $folder    = $client->folder( $id );
my $files     = $folder->files;
my $subfolder = $folder->folder;

METHODS

new

create_session

file

folder

FILE METHODS

upload

comment

delete

folder

FILE ATTRIBUTES

FOLDER METHODS

Those methods belong to WebService::Box::Folder.

files

Returns a list of WebService::Box::File objects. Each object represents a file in the Box. If the request was not successful undef is returned.

my $folder = $client->folder( $id );
my $files  = $folder->files;
for my $file ( @{ $files } ) {
    print $file->id, ": ", $file->name;
}

folder

Returns a list ob folder objects. Each object is a subfolder.

my $subfolders = $folder->folder;
my $subfolders = $client->folder( $id )->folder;

parent

Returns an object for the parent object

my $parent_folder = $folder->parent;
my $parent_folder = $client->folder( $id )->parent;

create

Create a new folder in the Box. Returns an object that represents that new folder. You can pass either the ID of the parent folder or a WebService::Box::Folder object. The second para

my $new_folder = $client->folder->create( 'new_folder_name', $parent_id );

# alternatively
my $new_folder = $client->folder->create(
    name      => 'new_folder_name',
    parent_id => $parent_id,
);

FOLDER ATTRIBUTES

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

All methods that need information from Box do request once and cache the results of those requests. So a second call of that method on the same object will use the cached results.

The client caches the access_token it its expiration. When the access_token is expired it requests a new one. That's why the refresh_token is needed.

AUTHOR

Renee Baecker <reneeb@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is Copyright (c) 2013 by Renee Baecker.

This is free software, licensed under:

The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)