Bitcasa SDK for Java 6+

Bitcasa SDK for Java, providing access to Bitcasa's REST API.

License: MIT

Requirements:

• Java 6+

Building

Eclipse

To build from Eclipse, simply import the project into your workspace as an existing project.

Get A Bitcasa Developer API Key

In order to access the API successfully, you need to first get an API key from Bitcasa.

• Go to: https://developer.bitcasa.com/
• Either sign up with your Bitcasa account, or log in with it
• Click "Console" on the top header, and "Create App" on the top right
• Save your Client ID and your Client Secret locally; you will use them in your code

Using The Bitcasa API

In order to access a Bitcasa user's files, you'll need to do authorize your application with the user via OAuth2. Once completed, you'll gain an access token that you can utilize for API usage.

Example

In the example folder is Main.java, which provides an example of getting auth code and access token then list the content of the root file system.

• Once the project is imported into your workspace
• Create a new Java Project
• Configure the build path and add the imported project
• or add all the jars in the lib folder
• Copy the Main.java file from the example folder to the new project's src folder

Authenticate

bitcasaClient = new BitcasaClient(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET);
bitcasaClient.getAuthenticateUrl();

Go to the generated URL and sign into your Bitcasa account. The authorization_code will be appended to the end of the redirected URL.

String accessToken = bitcasaClient.requestForAccessToken(AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN);

You can then save the access token for future calls.