SharePoint framework WebParts PnP sample to demonstrate how to use the Unified Communications Web API JavaScript SDK from Skype for business. This SDK allows you to do things like subscribe to a person status, start instant messaging conversations, calls.
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sp-dev-fx-extensions/README.md at master · SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-extensions
sp-dev-fx-extensions/README.md at master · SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-extensions
Sample SharePoint Framework application customizer showing how to create a tenant global NavBar and Footer NavBar for modern sites, reading menu items from the Term Store.
Manage tenant-scoped SPFx extensions across your SharePoint sites
Manage tenant-scoped SPFx extensions across your SharePoint sites
SPFx web parts deployed at tenant scope will appear everywhere in the picker, but for SPFx extensions there is still something you need to do locally, and that’s “associate” your extension with the site/web/list/field. For Application Customizers, it’s this step which allows you to control exactly which sites use your extension.
Custom modern page header and footer using SharePoint Framework
Custom modern page header and footer using SharePoint Framework
The SharePoint Framework gives us a new way to deploy JavaScript-based customizations to SharePoint. These include web parts (for both classic and modern pages) and now Extensions such as Application Customizers that allow you to embed JavaScript on modern pages.
To extend the functionality of my SharePoint-hosted add-in to modern pages using the SharePoint Framework, I created a new SharePoint client-side solution containing an application customizer extension to handle the rendering of the header and footer on all modern pages, reading the same configuration values from the site property bag that are set by the add-in part from my original SharePoint-hosted add-in.
Embrace the power of SPFx WebPart properties
Embrace the power of SPFx WebPart properties
Spfx Web Part properties can now have metadata, which can be indexed by search engines, and can auto-update if it is a URL and the refrecned asset is moved.
Perhaps the only SharePoint Framework web part[s] you will ever need…
SharePoint Framework and the missing script and/or content editor web part. Here are three sources to learn about how you could roll your own:
Tech and me: Perhaps the only SharePoint Framework web part you will ever need
Perhaps The Only OTHER SharePoint Framework Web Part You Will Ever Need
Converting your CEWP Customizations to the SharePoint Framework
SharePoint Framework extensions samples
SharePoint Framework extensions samples
Next to client-side web parts, extensions are new types of customizations, SharePoint developers can build to extend SharePoint. In the developer preview you can build
- field customizers, which control the rendering of fields in list view, similar to JSLink
- list view command sets, which you can use to add options to list menu, similar to Ribbon and ECB extensions using custom actions
- application customizers, with which you can embed custom scripts to run on all pages, similar to script injection using custom actions
Additionally, the preview includes placeholders which you could compare to server-side delegate controls and an API to build dialog windows.
SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-vs-extension
SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-vs-extension: Visual Studio extension
The Visual Studio Extension for SharePoint Framework wraps the command-line UI of the Microsoft Yeoman Generator (yo @microsoft/sharepoint) into a familiar Windows Forms experience, executes the generator project scaffolding behind the scenes and creates a Visual Studio project that includes all the necessary files for a complete web part project
Try SharePoint Framework without installing it
Try SharePoint Framework without installing it
Recently Microsoft released the SharePoint Framework. Here is how you can try it without installing it, or any of its prerequisites, on your machine.