gd-sprest 4.1.8

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dotnet add package gd-sprest --version 4.1.8                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package gd-sprest -Version 4.1.8
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="gd-sprest" Version="4.1.8" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add gd-sprest --version 4.1.8                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: gd-sprest, 4.1.8"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install gd-sprest as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=gd-sprest&version=4.1.8

// Install gd-sprest as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=gd-sprest&version=4.1.8

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Overview:

The SharePoint REST Framework was designed for SharePoint 2013, but works in both SharePoint 2013/Online (Classic/Modern). This framework is designed to remove a lot of the overhead required for SharePoint development, allowing the developer to focus on the client requirements.

References

gd-sprest vs @pnp/sp

The gd-sprest library is similar to the @pnp/sp library, with the main difference being the ability to be used within the browser console window. This feature provides a "Powershell-Like" experience within the browser console window. This feature was designed for developers working in restricted SharePoint environments, and do not have access to the server or powershell access. Some additional benefits of the library are listed below:

  • Designed to work in restricted SharePoint environments with limited access to the SharePoint Farm, Web App, Site Collection, Root Web, etc.
  • No powershell or admin access to the server
  • Ability to create reusable scripts/solutions
  • Intellisense has been designed to minimize the need to specify the variable types
  • Ability to execute live requests from the browser console, helps to debug issues in production

Bugs/Feature Requests/Help

Click Here to report any bugs, request any new features or if need help with code examples. Pull requests are welcomed for anyone interested in submitting them. Feel free to email for other questions.

Features

Caching

The library has been designed to create the SharePoint object based on the response from the SharePoint REST API. This will allow us to easily stringify the request's target information and the SharePoint REST API's response to the local or storage session. A built-in stringify method is available in each SharePoint object. The "Helper" class contains a parse method, which must be used to re-create the SharePoint object.

Intellisense

One of the more important features of this framework is the intellisense. The classes have been setup to ensure the developer does not need to define the output type of the request. The "Types" and "SPTypes" classes can both be imported into the project. The "Types" class includes allows of the interfaces available in the library. The "SPTypes" class contains all of the enumerators in SharePoint. These interfaces can be used to provide intellisense for the custom variables.

Server-Side to Client-Side Conversion Guide

The execution method was designed to give a server-side like experience, similar to SharePoint 2010/2013 solutions. This will help convert existing server-side solutions to client-side solutions.

Helpers

The library contains various helpers to help with the various ways to develop against SharePoint 2013/Online

Modern Experience in SharePoint 2013

One of the key reasons of creating this libray, was to give an easy way to develop using the modern web stack in SharePoint 2013 environments.

Office Fabric UI React Framework

The gd-sprest-react library contains various components utilizing the Office Fabric UI React Framework.

User Adoption

Since these components are designed using same framework creating the new Office 365 modern experience, this gives the ability to introduce the new Office 365 experience within SharePoint 2013. This will be an important part for the SharePoint 2013 user adoption to the new modern experience. Most SharePoint 2010/2013 environments are undergoing upgrades to 2016, Hybrid 2016/O365, O365 and private O365-Gov environments.

Automation of SharePoint Assets

The SharePoint Configuration automation feature allows the develoepr to easily create built-in scripts to install/uninstall SharePoint assets. This feature is designed to work in both SharePoint 2013 and Online.

SharePoint React Components

The gd-sprest-react library contains various components designed to work in SharePoint 2013/Online.

Upgrade Path to SharePoint Framework SPFx

The javascript, typescript, react/angular/react/etc solutions developed for SharePoint 2013 can easily be migrated/copied to a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) modern solution. A blog series is available for creating an Add-In for SharePoint 2013/Online using the Office Fabric-UI React framework, including converting it to a SPFX WebPart.

SPFX Project

Refer to the documentation for steps on configuring this library in a SPFX project.

Security

The REST api execute requests based on the user's permissions. There is no way to elevate priviledges requests against the SharePoint REST.

There are no supported framework assets in this package.

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  • .NETFramework 4.5

    • No dependencies.

NuGet packages

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