Today's task is to: - build a single page application with vue.js and TypeScript - enable authentication and authorization through organizational accounts using adal.js - get some data from SharePoint site using PnP.js library As usual, the full code is available here at GitHub. Let's get started! To make authentication with organizational accounts work, we....
\- Classic pages you said? \- Yes! You read it right. MS Graph API from classic SharePoint page. However please read it first: That’s not an official or recommended way. That’s just a proof of concept, which uses some tenant features introduced with SPFx 1.6. That’s something I decided to try out when SPFx 1.6 was out. Use it on your own risk. When to use...
SPFx 1.6 was released recently and a lot of new and interesting features were introduced. AadTokenProvider, AadHttpClient, MSGraphClient went to GA, which are my favorite features. One of the common thing in SPFx development is accessing other resources, protected with Azure AD. For example you might have your LOB API with Azure AD protection and you want to...
Consuming third party or your own Azure AD protected API from SPFx code is a very common need. I wrote a blog post series on that topic, the first one you can find here. All solutions I covered have their own pros and cons, however the less painful and recommended solution is AadHttpClient (available in SPFx 1.6 and onwards). AadHttpClient approach has less....
1. Call Azure AD secured API from your SPFx code. Story #1: Azure Functions with cookie authentication (xhr "with credentials") 2. Call Azure AD secured API from your SPFx code. Story #1.1: Azure Web App with ASP.NET Core 2.x and cookie authentication (xhr "with credentials") 3. Call Azure AD secured API from your SPFx code. Story #2: Web app (or Azure...