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SharePoint Development with Node.js

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

So the url is invalid you say? ok. Don't now where the problem is...

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

items({${id}}) should be items(${id})
FileName='{test.csv}' should be FileName='test.csv'

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

REally??

so dumb..

thkx Segei

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

Sergei can you help me with a file problem. I uploaded a csv file and it was ok. Tried with a ZIP file and when i wen't to download it it doesn't open. How can i read the file so it is in the original state.

So when i download the file it opens nicelly

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

it depends how you read a file. Something below should work:

var file = fs.readFileSync("path to the file")
spr.post(url, {
 body: file,
.....
}

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

Thats how I made it. My zip is 10k when downloaded is 35k does not open

const file = await fs.readFile(path.resolve(__dirname, fileName)

const r = await spr.post(uri, {
body: file,
headers: {
"X-RequestDigest": digest,
"X-HTTP-Method": "POST",
"IF-MATCH": "*",
},
});

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

strange... if you try any other binary file, say image, does it work?

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

1m.. testing it

used png file. From 31k whent 105k and it opens with nothins

Windows 10 image vier says: It looks like we don't support this file format

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

you use await fs.readFile - are you sure, that fs.readFile returns a promise?

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

const fs = require("fs").promises;

should it be a stream and not a buffer?

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

ah... ok

basically buffer should work

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

I doesn't

am I missing some header?

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

but just to be sure, try saving the file into the local file system and check if you can open it

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

I rhight clicked the link. Saved the file and it doesn't work

  const file = await fs.readFile(path.resolve(__dirname, fileName), {
    encoding: null,
  });

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

I mean try read the file with fs.readFile and then save it with fs to local file system, in your node app

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

It works fine

from vpn.png and made coisas.png and it opens perfectly

so it's the api call or sharepoint!?!?!

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

yep, it looks like smth is wrong with api call

try to add json: false to the list of request parameter, i.e.

const r = await spr.post(uri, {
    body: f,
    json: false,
    headers: {
      "X-RequestDigest": digest,
      "X-HTTP-Method": "POST",
      "IF-MATCH": "*",
      "Content-Length": f.length,
    },
  });

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

Corret!!!!!!

Bingo

Thkkx once again.

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

cool! :)

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

I will need to buy you a beer!! :)

To you and Andrew

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

no problem :)

I will write to you, when I next time be in Portugal :)

Ricardo Dias

@slowdata

Please do it!!

If we survive this shit!!

Sergei Sergeev

@s-KaiNet

oh yehh..

Zach Rachedi

@Shisuki

Hey guys, anyone here can point me to the right direction to set up an existing Sharepoint Online project with Webpack ?

Andrew Koltyakov

@koltyakov

Hey @Shisuki, can you elaborate? SPFx already has embed webpack config. What's the "existing SharePoint Online project"?

Zach Rachedi

@Shisuki

Hey @koltyakov, I'm new to sharepoint and recently jointed a team that uses Sharepoint Online on a client's website. They were programming using Sharepoint Designer 2013, I introduced VS Code with SPGo and things are a bit better since we can publish work directly from VsCode now, but things still need improvements since there's a LOT of duplicate code between pages in /SitePages and they're using plain Javascript.

I want to introduce Typescript and some modularity into the project, I figured using WebPack is a way to start

Andrew Koltyakov

@koltyakov

So it’s SharePoint Online but still classic pages. Well, on the long run it’s better invest into learning SPFx (mostly just the ordinary front end dev with a couple of nuances) and Modern Sites. To switch to more robust SharePoint aware build system as a pre-spfx step I can suggest SPPP generator. It’s for classic SharePoint. We still use it with On-Prem projects.

Zach Rachedi

@Shisuki

Thanks for the quick reply!

As i said tho I'm still really new to Sharepoint, can I use the PPP generator to slowly refactor the existing website ?

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