spsave

spsave

Nodejs module for saving files in SharePoint (both on premise and online).

###Install:

npm install spsave

###Usage:

var spsave = require("spsave");
spsave(options, callback);

###Options:

• siteUrl - required, string url of the site
• username - required, string user name
• password - required, string password
• folder - required, site-relative url to folder, which will be used to save your file. For example for library http://sp2013/sites/dev/SiteAssets folder will be equal SiteAssets, SiteAssets/subfolder for subfolder (but all folders should exist)
• fileName - required, string file name
• fileContent - required, string file content
• domain - for on premise only, string domain name
• workstation - for on premise only, string workstation name
• isOnPrem - optional, function returns boolean, used to determine if the site is SharePoint online or on premise, default implementation - return (urlparse(url)).host.indexOf(".sharepoint.com") === -1;
• log - optional, boolean to enable logging inside spsave, default is true
• appWebUrl - optional, site-relative string url to your app web (for apps development). For example if your root web is http://sp2013.com/sites/dev and app full url is http://sp2013-apps.[guid].com/sites/dev/yourapp, then appWebUrl will be yourapp

###Callback Function which accepts error object as first argument and result of file upload as second.

###Samples Upload file file.txt to SharePoint online site into the SiteAssets library:

var spsave = require("spsave");

spsave({
	siteUrl: "https://[domain].sharepoint.com/sites/dev",
	username: "[user]@[domain].onmicrosoft.com",
	password: "[password]",
	folder: "SiteAssets",
	fileName: "file.txt",
	fileContent: "hello world"	
}, function(err, data){
	if(err){
		console.log("Error occurred");
	} else{
		console.log(data);
	}
});

SharePoint on premise version:

var spsave = require("spsave");

spsave({
	siteUrl: "[siteurl]",
	username: "[username]",
	password: "[password]",
	workstation: "[workstation name]",
	folder: "SiteAssets",
	fileName: "file.txt",
	fileContent: "hello world"	
}, function(err, data){
	if(err){
		console.log("Error occurred");
	} else{
		console.log(data);
	}
});