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Feature request: Add wrapper allowing for uploads of all sizes #214
I was wondering if DropBox would consider adding a class or function that would wrap files_upload_session_start(), files_upload_session_append_v2() and files_upload_session_finish().
The command would basically be a wrapper around the solution provided by @greg-dbhere.
Using the commands individually is not too much of a problem but that would speed up development significantly, as the above statements could basically be condensed down to:
One example would be AWS' Boto3 which has the method upload_fileobj() that can automatically perform multipart uploads if the object size is bigger than the API allows.
changed the title [-]Feature request: Add wrapper allowing for uploads of arbitrary sizes[/-][+]Feature request: Add wrapper allowing for uploads of all sizes[/+]on Aug 21, 2020
The new dropbox.file_transfer helpers provide a high-level upload API that manages upload sessions automatically, including large files, retries, progress reporting, validation, and optional parallel uploads.
See Uploader, FileUpload / ReaderUpload, and UploadOptions introduced in #581.
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[-]Feature request: Add wrapper allowing for uploads of arbitrary sizes[/-][+]Feature request: Add wrapper allowing for uploads of all sizes[/+]greg-db commentedon Aug 21, 2020
Thanks for writing this up! I can't make any promises as to if/when this would be implemented, but I'll send this along to the team.
BastianZim commentedon Aug 21, 2020
Thank you!
AndreyVMarkelov commentedon Aug 17, 2026
Closing as completed by #581.
The new dropbox.file_transfer helpers provide a high-level upload API that manages upload sessions automatically, including large files, retries, progress reporting, validation, and optional parallel uploads.
See Uploader, FileUpload / ReaderUpload, and UploadOptions introduced in #581.