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llama-index-readers-microsoft-sharepoint
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llama-index readers microsoft_sharepoint integration
pip install llama-index-readers-microsoft-sharepoint
The loader loads the files from a folder in sharepoint site.
It also supports traversing recursively through the sub-folders.
More info on Microsoft Graph APIs - Refer here
To use this loader client_id
, client_secret
and tenant_id
of the registered app in Microsoft Azure Portal is required.
This loader loads the files present in a specific folder in sharepoint.
If the files are present in the Test
folder in SharePoint Site under root
directory, then the input for the loader for file_path
is Test
from llama_index.readers.microsoft_sharepoint import SharePointReader
loader = SharePointReader(
client_id="<Client ID of the app>",
client_secret="<Client Secret of the app>",
tenant_id="<Tenant ID of the Microsoft Azure Directory>",
)
documents = loader.load_data(
sharepoint_site_name="<Sharepoint Site Name>",
sharepoint_folder_path="<Folder Path>",
recursive=True,
)
The loader doesn't access other components of the SharePoint Site
.
FAQs
llama-index readers microsoft_sharepoint integration
We found that llama-index-readers-microsoft-sharepoint 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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