In this post, we're going to build a prototype of an outlook add-in, which saves the current email to your OneDrive. The interesting part is, that our add-in will be SPFx based, and our code, which saves emails, is hosted on Azure Functions and uses MSAL.NET for authentication and MS Graph .NET library to interact with MS Graph API. Important! On the moment....
At the end of September 2019, Microsoft released The Graph Toolkit library. a collection of reusable, framework-agnostic web UI components that work automatically with Microsoft Graph It was in preview for a while, now it's in GA, thus it's a good time to start exploring what is available in this library. First of all, that's a set of components, which...
A month ago (May 2019) Microsoft Authentication Libraries (aka MSAL) for .NET and JavaScript went GA. If you haven't heard or used MSAL before it's a good time to try it. Ok, what is all this stuff is about? A few theory here. Let's imagine you have a need to authenticate a user against organizational Azure AD. Most likely you will start looking at Azure...
\- 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...