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This is a small(-ish) Python library for wrapping interactions with Microsoft's Graph API, specifically with respect to populating and interrogating SharePoint sites safely.
Why msgraph2
? Because PyPi.org doesn't allow the package name
msgraph
because it is too similar to other (unspecified)
packages also on the index. It was okay with msgraph2, however...
import msgraph2
sp = msgraph2.SafeSharePoint(
host='yours.sharepoint.com',
site='SITE-NAME',
library='A Document Library',
token=msgraph2.file_token('path/to/token.json')
)
sp.mkdir("/Incoming/Uploaded Documents", make_parents=True)
Where /path/to/token.json
looks something like this:
{
"access_token": "... your access token ..."
}
The msgraph2.file_token
function causes the token to be re-read
from the file every time it is needed. Other keys in the token
JSON file will be explicitly ignored, so if you have a system of
refreshing access tokens that rewrites the on-disk file every
refresh, everything Just Works(TM).
If you are running a copy of Oauth-Taker, you can point
msgraph2 there with the msgraph2.oauth_taker_token()
helper
instead:
import msgraph2
sp = msgraph2.SafeSharePoint(
host='yours.sharepoint.com',
site='SITE-NAME',
library='A Document Library',
token=msgraph2.oauth_taker_token(
endpoint='https://ot.example.com/t/handler/t0',
shared_key='my-sekrit-key-for-getting-tokens'
)
)
sp.mkdir("/Incoming/Uploaded Documents", make_parents=True)
FAQs
A Pythonic interface to Microsoft's Graph API
We found that msgraph2 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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