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I recently built a wrapper around Microsoft.Graph services for SharePoint, using which we can accomplish a lot of tasks easily. I have published NuGet packages for the same.

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NuGet packages

I have built these packages to help you with a wrapper around Microsoft.Graph to do certain functionalities on SharePoint using C# .NET code easily

Features supported

  • Task<DriveItem> CreateFolder(AzureConfiguration configuration, string uri, string folderName); It helps you create a folder in a uri provided. It ensures that, if the folder doesn't exist already, it creates a new one, ignore it otherwise.

  • Task SafeCreateDirectory(AzureConfiguration configuration, string uri); Creates the passed uri in the sharepoint site. Say for instance in Example: /RootFolder/Folder1/Folder2 if theFolder1 doesn't exist, it creates it first and then create Folder2 under it

  • Task<string> DownloadFile(AzureConfiguration configuration, string fileId); Downloads the file as .docx format and returns the download location

  • Task<DriveItem> MoveFile(AzureConfiguration configuration, string destinationUri, string destinationFileName, string sourceUri, string sourceFileName); Moves source file by grabbing it from its sourceUri and sourceFileName to the destination location identified by its destinationUri

  • Task<DriveItem> CopyFile(AzureConfiguration configuration, string destinationUri, string destinationFileName, string sourceUri, string sourceFileName); Copies source file by grabbing it from its sourceUri and sourceFileName to the destination location identified by its destinationUri

Quickstarter

You can just download the solution SharePointHelperQuickstarter.zip from this repository and make changes based on your needs

Usage

using SharePointHelper;

namespace TestLibrary
{
    public class YourClass 
    {
       private async Task MyMethod()
        {
            
           AzureConfiguration configuration = new AzureConfiguration(
                "Azure ClientId", "Azure ClientSecret", "Azure TenantId", "SharePoint SiteName", "SharePoint site's endPoint");

            // Example:
            // Endpoint "https://dummyorganization.sharepoint.com"

            // "https://dummyorganization.sharepoint.com/sites/TestingSite"
            // SiteName "TestingSite" 



            SharePointService sharePointService = new SharePointService();
            
            
            DriveItem newFolderDriveItem = await sharePointService.CreateFolder(configuration, "/root/Folder1/Folder2", "Folder3");

            string downloadedPath = await sharePointService.DownloadFile(configuration, "XXXX");

            await sharePointService.SafeCreateDirectory(configuration,"/root/FolderA/FolderB");

            DriveItem movedDriveItem = await sharePointService.MoveFile(configuration,
                "/root/Folder1/dst", "dst.docx",
                "/root/Folder1/src", "src.docx");

            DriveItem copiedDriveItem = await sharePointService.CopyFile(configuration,
                "/root/Folder1/dst", "dst.docx",
                "/root/Folder1/src", "src.docx");
        }
    }
}

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