Box Python Next Gen SDK: File requests
Article source: https://medium.com/box-developer-blog/box-python-next-gen-sdk-file-
requests-fb4aaf17f1ef
Box file requests provide a nice interface to collect files from anyone, and place them in a
Box folder of your choice. Once created you can send the URL to the users via any form
of notification, or you can embed the file request in your application. On top of collecting
files, the file request can collect more data, including email, description, and metadata.
You can follow along this workshop with complete code samples via this GitHub Repo.
We are using the Box Platform Next Gen Python SDK. Let’s get started.
File request
Within the Box Platform API we can’t create a file request directly. We can however copy
and customize an existing file request, using it as a template.
Creating a file request template
To create a file request we need to use the Box web application. In this example we have
prepared a folder in workshops > file_requests > template to create a file request.
Article source: https://medium.com/box-developer-blog/box-python-next-gen-sdk-file-
requests-fb4aaf17f1ef
Box file requests provide a nice interface to collect files from anyone, and place them in a
Box folder of your choice. Once created you can send the URL to the users via any form
of notification, or you can embed the file request in your application. On top of collecting
files, the file request can collect more data, including email, description, and metadata.
You can follow along this workshop with complete code samples via this GitHub Repo.
We are using the Box Platform Next Gen Python SDK. Let’s get started.
File request
Within the Box Platform API we can’t create a file request directly. We can however copy
and customize an existing file request, using it as a template.
Creating a file request template
To create a file request we need to use the Box web application. In this example we have
prepared a folder in workshops > file_requests > template to create a file request.
Select the file request create link and you should see something like:
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