office-addin-manifest
Advanced tools
This package provides the ability to parse, display, modify, and validate the manifest file for Office Add-ins.
For more information, see the documentation.
Display the information in the Office Add-in manifest.
Syntax:
office-addin-manifest info <manifest> [options]
manifest: path to manifest file.
Modify values in the Office Add-in manifest file.
Syntax:
office-addin-manifest modify <manifest> [options]
manifest: path to manifest file.
Options:
-g [guid]
--guid [guid]
Update the unique ID for the Office Add-in. If the GUID is not provided, a random GUID is used.
This value is the <Id> element of <OfficeApp>.
For more information, see OfficeApp documentation.
-d <name>
--displayName <name>
Update the display name for the Office Add-in.
This value is the <DisplayName> element of <OfficeApp>.
For more information, see OfficeApp documentation.
Determines whether the Office Add-in manifest is valid.
Syntax:
office-addin-manifest validate <manifest>
manifest: path to manifest file.
Packages up the json manifest file and some icons into a zip file.
Syntax:
office-addin-manifest export [options]
Options:
-m <manifest>
--manifest <manifest>
Specify the path to the manifest file. Default is './manifest.json'.
-o <output>
--output <output>
Specify the path to save the package to. Default is next to the manifest file.
FAQs
Read and modify Office Add-in manifest files.
The npm package office-addin-manifest receives a total of 83,298 weekly downloads. As such, office-addin-manifest popularity was classified as popular.
We found that office-addin-manifest demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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