Class OAuth1Upgrader

Lets you convert OAuth 1 access tokens to OAuth 2 access tokens. First call OAuth1AccessTokenUpgrader::createOAuth2AccessToken() to get an OAuth 2 access token. If that succeeds, call OAuth1AccessTokenUpgrader::disableOAuth1AccessToken() to disable the OAuth 1 access token.

use \Dropbox as dbx;
$appInfo = dbx\AppInfo::loadFromJsonFile(...);
$clientIdentifier = "my-app/1.0";
$oauth1AccessToken = dbx\OAuth1AccessToken(...);

$upgrader = new dbx\OAuth1AccessTokenUpgrader($appInfo, $clientIdentifier, ...);
$oauth2AccessToken = $upgrader->getOAuth2AccessToken($oauth1AccessToken);
$upgrader->disableOAuth1AccessToken($oauth1AccessToken);

Dropbox\AuthBase

Dropbox\OAuth1Upgrader

Namespace: Dropbox
Located at Dropbox/OAuth1Upgrader.php

Methods summary
`public string`	# `createOAuth2AccessToken( Dropbox\OAuth1AccessToken $oauth1AccessToken )` Given an existing active OAuth 1 access token, make a Dropbox API call to get a new OAuth 2 access token that represents the same user and app. Given an existing active OAuth 1 access token, make a Dropbox API call to get a new OAuth 2 access token that represents the same user and app. See /oauth2/token_from_oauth1. Parameters `$oauth1AccessToken` Returns string The OAuth 2 access token. Throws `Dropbox\Exception`
`public`	# `disableOAuth1AccessToken( Dropbox\OAuth1AccessToken $oauth1AccessToken )` Make a Dropbox API call to disable the given OAuth 1 access token. Make a Dropbox API call to disable the given OAuth 1 access token. See /disable_access_token. Parameters `$oauth1AccessToken` Throws `Dropbox\Exception`

Methods inherited from Dropbox\AuthBase
`__construct(), getAppInfo(), getClientIdentifier(), getUserLocale()`

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Class OAuth1Upgrader

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