Use the OneDrive software development kits to quickly get OneDrive integrated into your apps. While programming with REST APIs is pretty easy, the OneDrive SDKs aim to make it even easier.
Add OneDrive to your app in minutes with a few lines of code.
Get a link from OneDrive for sharing or downloading the contents of a file. Save a file on the user's local device to OneDrive so it's available on all your users' devices.
| Platform | OneDrive | OneDrive for Business | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android | Yes | Yes | Picker and saver SDK |
| iOS | Yes | Yes | UIDocumentPicker |
| Web | Yes | Preview | Picker and saver SDK |
| Windows | Yes | Yes | FileOpenPicker, FileSavePicker |
Use the OneDrive SDK for your platform to quickly start using the OneDrive API without the need to get into all the details of authentication, JSON parsing, HTTP connections and more. Just install the SDK into your project and get going.
| Platform | OneDrive | OneDrive for Business | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows .NET / C# / Xamarin | Yes | Yes | OneDrive SDK C# |
| iOS | Yes | Yes | OneDrive SDK for iOS |
| Python | Yes | Not Yet | OneDrive SDK for Python |
| Android | Yes | Yes | OneDrive SDK for Android |
We're working hard to bring SDKs for more platforms in the future. Stay tuned!
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