Auth flow failed because of inconsistent state. about swiftydropbox HOT 8 CLOSED

Unfortunately, the Dropbox iOS Swift SDK does not officially support SwiftUI. I'll pass this along as a request for official support for that, but I can't promise if/when that would be done. (There's a thread here that may be helpful though.)

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I tried the examples in the thread and they did not change the output. I am making a macOS app.

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Thanks for following up. I'm sorry to hear that didn't help. I'll follow up here if/when the team officially adds support for SwiftUI.

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I don't think this is a problem with SwiftUI, as the URL Dropbox redirects to is: db-<APP KEY>://2/token?code=<CODE>&state=<STATE>, and not db-<APP KEY>://2/token?access_token=<ACCESS TOKEN>

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What format of redirect URI does SwiftyDropbox expect?

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Is there a way to manually parse the URL and get the Access Token?

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I found a workaround for now: I modify the url to set response_type=token and then I manually parse the URL and create a Dropbox Client from the Access Token.

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Thanks for following up and clarifying. I'm glad to hear you got this working.

For reference though, unless SwiftUI is somehow complicating this, you shouldn't have to parse the URLs yourself. As long as you implement the authorization flow as shown in the documentation here, using authorizeFromControllerV2 (which is preferred, or authorizeFromController, which is deprecated, but not both), the SDK should handle this all for you automatically.

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