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These are simple steps to create your first Outlook add-in from the SharePoint framework 1.10 version. The integration of SharePoint Framework lets you use all of the tools of SPFx, including access to Graph APIs, along with the rich, native JavaScript APIs that are available across applications. Please note that it is still in Preview mode. Prerequisites Node version 10 LTS Latest Yeoman and gulp Visual studio code For more details, Please follow check Microsoft docs for Setting up your SharePoint Framework development environment . Development Steps Run the following command: yo @microsoft/sharepoint --plusbeta For the below question, select yes, as the solution needs to be deployed, tenant scoped. Do you want to allow the tenant admin the choice of being able to deploy the solution to all sites immediately without running any feature deployment or adding apps in sites? Y Select the framework you would want to use. I preferre...
Fluent UI motion attracts the attention of the user and provides an interaction while using the React component. To learn more about fluent Motion, please refer to its documentation here . Even though the documentation is very clear, a simple example is missing. In this article, we will see how we can use the motion effects in the SPFx webpart. Initial Steps Create a react framework webpart using yo @microsoft/SharePoint command. Refer to this article if this is your first webpart. Now if you check your package.json, you can see that office-ui-fabric-react package is already present. Therefore, there's no need to install any other package to get started. "office-ui-fabric-react" : "6.189.2" , Now, I have created a CSS class style called rectangle in my SCSS file in global scope: :global { .rectangle{ width: 100px; ...
The Azure Cognitive Services Face API provides algorithms that are used to detect, recognize, and analyze human faces in images. The ability to process human face information is important in many different software scenarios. Example scenarios are security, natural user interface, image content analysis and management, mobile apps, and robotics. In this example, we will see that when a user uploads an image in the document library, the MS flow will be triggered and sends an email about the analysis of the image. Steps to create the Face API resource in the Azure portal If you do not have an Azure subscription, create a free account before you begin. Step 1 Login to your Azure account. Click "Create a resource" and select “AI + Machine Learning”. Then, select “Face" as shown in the image. Step 2 On the Create page, provide the following information. Name A descriptive name for your cognitive services resource. ...
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