Windows 10: The new OneDrive API

Brink · Feb 23, 2015

I’m excited to announce the release of the new OneDrive API, which allows developers to integrate OneDrive into their apps to store and manage user data across all major platforms, including Windows, the web, iOS, and Android. With this new RESTful API, you can build on a scalable cloud storage platform that reaches users across the entire family of Microsoft consumer services.

We built the OneDrive API to provide a foundation to continue evolving the platform and enable all developers to access the full functionality of OneDrive. It provides better speed and functionality, with new features including:

the ability to retrieve new changes to files and folders to efficiently keep a large set of files in sync with minimal calls

resumable uploads of files up to 10 GB via file-fragment uploading for working with rich content, like HD videos

customizable file thumbnail images for delivering a more integrated experience across your app and OneDrive

Internally, we are beginning to use the new API in all of our apps. This ensures that everyone is building on the platform with the same set of tools. Whenever we have access to new functionality, so will you.

The OneDrive API is a major step toward making the platform more accessible and powerful, but this is only the beginning. We are working on a lot of other improvements and features that we will release throughout the year. So stay tuned for more…a lot more.

If you are interested in working with the new OneDrive API, please visit aka.ms/OneDriveAPI, where you’ll find documentation and code samples to help you get started. It only takes a few lines of code to set up a basic integration with our Android Picker/Saver SDK and our iOS DocumentPicker contract support. Although the Live SDK will also continue to be available for OneDrive integrations, we recommend that you begin using the new API as soon as possible to maintain access to the full set of features available in OneDrive.

We are looking forward to working with developers to increase the number of places where users can do more with the files they have stored in OneDrive, such as:

PicMonkey makes creative tools for photo editing and graphic design, including an online photo editor and collage maker. With PicMonkey, you can easily touch up any of your photos stored in OneDrive, adding filters, text, and other effects before sharing your favorite moments with friends and family.

PandaDoc automates the creation and delivery of sales collateral, which is saved to your OneDrive. It helps generate sales quotes and proposals, tracks when clients open your documents and what they look at within, and allows you to close deals faster with legally binding electronic signatures.

IFTTT allows you to save stuff from across the internet to OneDrive via the OneDrive Channel on the web or in the app. You can use the existing OneDrive Recipes to save your favorite SoundCloud tracks, Instagram photos, and more directly to OneDrive, or create your own custom Recipes.

I’m excited to see what you all build with the new OneDrive API. And if you have any suggestions or feature requests, please be sure to add it to our UserVoice.

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Ryan Gregg
Principal Program Manager, OneDrive
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Source: https://blog.onedrive.com/the-new-on...D-API_facebook

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Daniele Lupo · Feb 23, 2015

Duplicated Onedrive entry

I've installed windows 10 on a new pc, with a secondary hard disk containing my onedrive folder, taken from my old pc. I've configured onedrive in order to use that folder, and it's working fine.

The problem is that when I open Explorer I can see two onedrive icons on the sidebar, both of them pointing at the same folder.

How can I remove the duplicated onedrive entry from the sidebar?

Adrianne Buc · Feb 23, 2015

pohoto transfer

Hi Tim,

You can transfer any files from one computer to another using a USB flash drive. Just simply put the files that you want to transfer on the flash drive, then transfer the files from the flash drive to the new computer.

Another simple method would be using OneDrive cloud storage. Here's how:

Open File Explorer, and select OneDrive in the left pane to sign in to OneDrive using your Microsoft account.

Move your files inside the OneDrive folder.

On the new computer, log in to OneDrive using the same account.

OneDrive will automatically sync all the files that you uploaded on the account.

You can also refer to this article on how to upload photos and files to OneDrive.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

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