Microsoft Graph Toolkit with SharePoint Framework and React demystified

Context Recently, I saw a lot of people asking through GitHub or Microsoft tech communities for more documentation about Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) with SharePoint Framework (SPFx) and React. With the latest releases of SPFx, my previous article is no longer up to date so this new article will give you a simple up to … Continue reading Microsoft Graph Toolkit with SharePoint Framework and React demystified →

New upload feature in Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) File List component

Context Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) latest release v2.3.0 introduced a brand new upload feature in the File List component which is really cool and useful for every Microsoft 365 developer. In this article, I'll show you how to use this new feature in a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) and React web part project context so let's … Continue reading New upload feature in Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) File List component →

New File components in Microsoft Graph Toolkit v2.2.0

Context With the latest release of Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) v2.2.0, Microsoft Graph's team introduced two brand new UI components File and File list to work with files and folders from OneDrive or SharePoint. In this article, I'll show you a quick overview of what's available with these new components so let's go! File component … Continue reading New File components in Microsoft Graph Toolkit v2.2.0 →

[FR] aMS Online #28: Microsoft Teams & Graph API (29/04/2021)

Last Thursday, I was invited at aMS Online #28 to present my session (french) around Microsoft Teams & Graph API and you can watch the full recording below. Thanks again to Patrick Guimonet for the invitation! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyqIk8Iq4oQ

Manage sites content types with Microsoft Graph (beta)

Context Project Cortex uses AI for recognizing content types across systems then creates a knowledge network based on relationships among topics, content, and people (Viva Topics/SharePoint Syntex). This is my second article about Content services in Microsoft 365 and today I'm covering Content types APIs in Microsoft Graph (beta endpoint) which provide CRUD operations like … Continue reading Manage sites content types with Microsoft Graph (beta) →

Manage tenant term store with Microsoft Graph (preview)

Context Taxonomy APIs actually in preview provide CRUD operations of the taxonomy service within Project Cortex. These APIs are available for third party developers on the Microsoft Graph beta endpoint with capacities like creating/updating/deleting a group, set, term, relation and their properties. Now let's see how it works together! Permissions First, you need to make … Continue reading Manage tenant term store with Microsoft Graph (preview) →

How to start a new SPFx web part project with Microsoft Graph Toolkit and React

Context Microsoft Graph Toolkit is a set of reusable components working with Microsoft Graph to accelerate your web developments with SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams and more. With this kit, developers don't have to write any code for authentification and authorization so I'm sure you'll save a lot of time using it in your various projects. … Continue reading How to start a new SPFx web part project with Microsoft Graph Toolkit and React →

Manage user settings with OneDrive application’s personal folder and Microsoft Graph

Context When you're developing line of business applications with Microsoft 365, you probably need to save user settings at some point. You might know or already working with Open extensions (old name is Office 365 data extensions) which provide a great way to store untyped properties to a specific resource (for example the user resource) … Continue reading Manage user settings with OneDrive application’s personal folder and Microsoft Graph →

Set users out of office settings with Microsoft Graph

Context Last week, a close friend of mine asked me a question: "Hey Yves, I would like to set some out of office settings like mailbox and calendar to the users after leave request approvals in my custom web application, how can I do that?". My answer was quick: "Microsoft Graph is life!". Microsoft Graph … Continue reading Set users out of office settings with Microsoft Graph →