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daynightdev
2 years agoNew member | Level 2
Downloading large amount of files to my web application
Hi,
I'm currently using the Dropbox download endpoint in a Vue framework, but I'm experiencing slow loading times for photos due to the large volume I'm downloading. Is there an alternative endpoint, such as batchDownload, that I can use to improve the speed? Or should I consider changing my approach to using the download endpoint?
Thank you for your assistance.
- Greg-DBDropbox Staff
If the files are in one or a few folders, you can use filesDownloadZip to download the entire folder(s) and unzip them locally, instead of downloading each file individually.
Otherwise, you may want to try running several filesDownload calls at a time in parallel, if you aren't already.
- daynightdevNew member | Level 2
I apologize for not providing the purpose behind my file downloads. I download these files to display them on my web application. I attempted to use 'GetTemporaryLink,' but I encountered an error: '429 Too Many Requests.' Can you provide insights on how to resolve this '429 Too Many Requests' issue? Should I consider debouncing or delaying my requests?
- ЗдравкоLegendary | Level 20
Yes, in such a case you may considered exponential back off If no header denoting proposed delay. Unfortunately, there is not 'bunch' version to get links at once.
- ЗдравкоLegendary | Level 20
daynightdev, in addition to Greg's proposal, you may considered usage of links (either permanent or temporary) and let client's browser to manage downloads itself. 😉
Good luck.
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