Once you have your Developer Enterprise set up, you can start creating applications.
Click the Dev Console button once you're logged in to your Developer Enterprise. If this is your first application, you will be prompted to get started.
The first step is to select the application type you want to create. In this guide we use the Platform App option, as most of our partners use this type for their integrations.
After you choose the Platform App, you need to select an authentication method that your app will use. In this guide we use the User Authentication (OAuth 2.0) option, as most of our partners use this type for their integrations.
Choose an app name. It can be changed later on and it is not publicly visible until you publish your app. We recommend choosing a name that is recognizable, as the admins and customers will see the name of the app when it's published.
Click the Create App button to finish creating your app. Next, configure the application settings.
Begin with the most basic settings. Open the General Settings tab and check or fill in below fields:
The developers you add here need to be Box users already. If they don't have Box account, you can create them in your Developer Enterprise.
Go to the Configuration tab. Here you can specify the app details, generate a developer token, check your OAuth 2.0 credentials, add and edit OAuth 2.0 redirect URI, choose the application scopes, set app advanced features, and add CORS domains.
In the next tabs you can create webhooks, web app integrations, submit app for enablement for access to the Enterprise, submit your app to the Box Integrations, and generate a report to view this application’s activity.
You can now make some API calls to test your app and get to know the response format in Box.
Use the developer token authenticated to your current developer account.
This token is valid for an hour from being generated.
Start with the Postman collection to check specific calls and see what responses they return. To see example API calls, browse our API reference documentation. You can also use Box CLI tool if you prefer to use the terminal.
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