Let’s talk about UI Elements and interceptors
Blog post from Box
Box UI Elements allow developers to seamlessly integrate Box Content into custom web experiences, providing rapid deployment and user-friendly interfaces. However, for unique functionalities not inherently supported, such as restricting file uploads or displaying custom messages, developers can utilize "interceptors" to manipulate requests and responses to and from the Box API. These interceptors, part of the Axios library, enable developers to handle specific requirements like preventing ZIP file uploads, excluding certain file types from view, or displaying alerts for files flagged with malware. The use of request and response interceptors allows for client-side adjustments without altering Box's inherent permissions or settings. Examples demonstrate how interceptors can be employed to redirect upload requests for disallowed file types, filter file lists to exclude specific formats, and display banners if files are identified with malware, showcasing the flexibility and control developers have in tailoring the Box UI experience.
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