A Developer Token is an Access Token available to developers during development and testing. These tokens are short lived, as they expire after 60 minutes, and cannot be refreshed programmatically.
To create a Developer Token for an application:
You can also generate a Developer Token directly from My Platform Apps view, using the menu available for each app.
A Developer Token can be used like any Access Token in the Authorization header of an API call.
curl https://api.box.com/2.0/users/me \
-H "authorization: Bearer [DEVELOPER_TOKEN]"
A Developer Token is associated with the the user that is logged in to the Developer Console when the token is generated.
Our SDKs can be initialized with a Developer Token to create a basic API client.
Developer Tokens should only be used for development or testing purposes.
When you explicitly revoke a developer token for a given app via the Developer console, all webhooks created by that application get deleted.
Using SDKs and Developer TokensTo learn more about Developer Tokens for each SDK head over to:
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