using DropNet.Models;

using RestSharp;

using System;

using DropNet.Authenticators;

using DropNet.Exceptions;

namespace DropNet

{

public partial class DropNetClient

{

/// <summary>

/// Gets a token from the almightly dropbox.com (Token cant be used until authorized!)

/// </summary>

public void GetTokenAsync(Action<UserLogin> success, Action<DropboxException> failure)

{

var request = _requestHelper.CreateTokenRequest();

ExecuteAsync(ApiType.Base, request, response =>

{

var userLogin = GetUserLoginFromParams(response.Content);

UserLogin = userLogin;

success(userLogin);

}, failure);

}

/// <summary>

/// Converts a request token into an Access token after the user has authorized access via dropbox.com

/// </summary>

/// <param name="success"></param>

/// <param name="failure"></param>

public void GetAccessTokenAsync(Action<UserLogin> success, Action<DropboxException> failure)

{

var request = _requestHelper.CreateAccessTokenRequest();

ExecuteAsync(ApiType.Base, request, response =>

{

var userLogin = GetUserLoginFromParams(response.Content);

UserLogin = userLogin;

success(userLogin);

}, failure);

}

/// <summary>

/// Acquire an OAuth2 bearer token once the user has authorized the app. This endpoint only applies to apps using the AuthorizationFlow.Code flow.

/// </summary>

/// <param name="success">Action to perform with the OAuth2 access token</param>

/// <param name="failure"></param>

/// <param name="code">The authorization code provided by Dropbox when the user was redirected back to your site.</param>

/// <param name="redirectUri">The redirect Uri for your site. This is only used to validate that it matches the original /oauth2/authorize; the user will not be redirected again.</param>

public void GetAccessTokenAsync(Action<UserLogin> success, Action<DropboxException> failure, string code, string redirectUri)

{

RestRequest request = _requestHelper.CreateOAuth2AccessTokenRequest(code, redirectUri, _apiKey, _appsecret);

ExecuteAsync<OAuth2AccessToken>(ApiType.Base, request, response =>

{

var userLogin = new UserLogin { Token = response.Access_Token };

UserLogin = userLogin;

success(userLogin);

}, failure);

}

/// <summary>

/// Gets AccountInfo

/// </summary>

/// <param name="success"></param>

/// <param name="failure"></param>

public void AccountInfoAsync(Action<AccountInfo> success, Action<DropboxException> failure)

{

//This has to be here as Dropbox change their base URL between calls

var request = _requestHelper.CreateAccountInfoRequest();

ExecuteAsync(ApiType.Base, request, success, failure);

}

[Obsolete("No longer supported by Dropbox")]

public void CreateAccountAsync(string email, string firstName, string lastName, string password, Action<RestResponse> success, Action<DropboxException> failure)

{

//This has to be here as Dropbox change their base URL between calls

var request = _requestHelper.CreateNewAccountRequest(_apiKey, email, firstName, lastName, password);

ExecuteAsync(ApiType.Base, request, success, failure);

}

}

}