@koltyakov Hi Andrew, sorry if I am bothering you, you’ve helped me alot with the previous answer and I have one more question. What should I do if I want to publish the project to a Document Library on a Sharepoint 2013 site, and use it like that as a Single Page Application by accessing it directly from that Document Library. Thank you in advance.
@hanadkubat, can you elaborate?
npm run publish task publishes assets from local ./dist folder to spFolder (defined in ./config/app.json). If you really need to change the publishing path destination from _catalogs/masterpage to something else, e.g. SiteAssets or Style Library it can be done by editing ./config/app.json/spFolder, but I recommend the defaults. When running publish task all the files from the dist folder are uploaded with spsave to SharePoint (2013 is supported as well). Then you link assets in CEWP or script link user custom action, etc.
@koltyakov i do everything like you mentioned above but the app doesn’t make any api requests to sharepoint and then nothing loads, just a blank page without any errors. I check always the network tab, no requests are made to sharepoint to get required data for dom rendering.
@hanadkubat recorder a short walkthrough
i tryied to use sppull
but I had an issue
Folders proceeding: 0 out of 0 [recursive scanning...]
Error in getFolderContent: Cannot read property 'Folders' of undefined
Core error has happened Cannot read property 'Folders' of undefined
Error in getFolderContent: Cannot read property 'Folders' of undefined
Core error has happened Cannot read property 'Folders' of undefined
the code is
const { sppull } = require("sppull");
const context = {
siteUrl: "xxx",
creds: {
username: "xxx",
password: "xxx"
}
};
const options = {
spRootFolder: "Shared%20Documents/SSC%20Projection/ZIP",
dlRootFolder: "W:\SCM\RawData\SSC_Proj"
};
sppull(context, options)
.then((downloadResults) => {
console.log("Files are downloaded");
console.log("For more, please check the results", JSON.stringify(downloadResults));
})
.catch((err) => {
console.log("Core error has happened", err);
});
what is the version of SharePoint you download from?
Can't reproduce (by making different kind of intentional mistakes). Can only suggest debugging, search a place with
By providing a combination of incorrect siteUrl/paths, etc, can't get anything similar.
.Folders in sppull code base in node_mosules and logging the response.By providing a combination of incorrect siteUrl/paths, etc, can't get anything similar.
PS, Also by default checking in SPO.
Andrew thanks for help. Should i pass this header <ntlm authorization header> or username,password and host enoght for login?
Thats what i need sır.
@koltyakov i am still getting error with 401 code. Can you help me ? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58927570/sharepoint-2013-authentication-node-js
is there any config central admin ?
I'm trying to create a text file containing a string using sp-request. The file is being created but the content is prefixed with a " and all quote marks within the string are escaped with a . Any advice? Here is my code:
spr.post('${SCURL}/_api/web/GetFolderByServerRelativeUrl('${FolderServerRelativeUrl}')/Files/add(url='${FileName}',overwrite=true)',{
headers: {
'X-RequestDigest': digest,
'content-length':new Buffer(content).byteLength
},
body:content
})
Hello everyone. I'm trying the following example: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/getting-started-react-local-development-sharepoint-andrew-koltyakov/. It works fine with user credentials (SAML/ADFS). However, I'd like to use OnDemand authentication because we work in a multi-user environment with 2FA. When I try it out, Electron opens up fine, and I can log in with 2FA, but it just loads the SharePoint page. When I close the popup window I am not authenticated. Can you guys help me?
When I close the Electron window I get this error ^