Golang Microsoft Graph API implementation
go-msgraph
is a go lang implementation of the Microsoft Graph API. See Overview of Microsoft Graph
General
This implementation has been written to get various user, group and calendar details out of a Microsoft Azure Active Directory. Currently only READ-access is implemented, but you are welcome to add WRITE-support to it & backmerge it.
Features
working & tested:
- list users, groups, calendars, calendarevents
- automatically grab & refresh token for API-access
- json-load the GraphClient struct & initialize it
- set timezone for full-day CalendarEvent
- use
$select
, $search
and $filter
when querying data context
-aware API calls, can be cancelled.
in progress:
- implement paging to load huge data-sets, currently limitted to one page, 999 entries
planned:
Example
To get your credentials to access the Microsoft Graph API visit: Register an application with Azure AD and create a service principal
More examples can be found at the docs. Here's a brief summary of some of the most common API-queries, ready to copy'n'paste:
graphClient, err := msgraph.NewGraphClient("<TenantID>", "<ApplicationID>", "<ClientSecret>")
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("Credentials are probably wrong or system time is not synced: ", err)
}
users, err := graphClient.ListUsers()
user, err := graphClient.GetUser("humpty@contoso.com")
groups, err := graphClient.ListGroups()
groupMembers, err := groups[0].ListMembers()
calendars, err := user.ListCalendars()
msgraph.FullDayEventTimeZone, _ = time.LoadLocation("Europe/Vienna")
startTime := time.Now()
endTime := time.Now().Add(time.Hour * 24 * 7)
events, err := graphClient.ListCalendarView("alice@contoso.com", startTime, endTime)
Versioning & backwards compatibility
This project uses Semantic versioning with all tags prefixed with a v
. Altough currently the case, I cannot promise to really keep everything backwards compatible for the 0.x version. If a 1.x version of this repository is ever released with enough API-calls implemented, I will keep this promise for sure. Any Breaking changes will be marked as such in the release notes of each release.
Installation
I recommend to use go modules and always use the latest tagged release. You may directly download the source code there, but the preffered way to install and update is with go get
:
# Initially install
go get github.com/open-networks/go-msgraph
# Update
go get -u github.com/open-networks/go-msgraph
go mod tidy
Documentation
There is some example code placed in the docs/ folder. The code itself is pretty well documented with comments, hence see http://godoc.org/github.com/open-networks/go-msgraph or run:
godoc github.com/open-networks/go-msgraph
License
MIT