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office-js-react-starter

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

Starter kit to build office-js Word add-ins with react.js

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Office-js Word React Starter Kit

Use this starter kit to build office-js word Add-Ins with:

Microsoft Office JavaScript API
Microsoft Office Fabric
React.js
TypeScript
Webpack2
BrowserSync

I decided to publish this, because it took me some time to get all this running. Hope it helps you, get you started quicker!

Get started

Install npm dependencies:

npm install

Build the Add-In and start the https server:

npm start

Copy the manifest file

Mac:

cp starter-manifest.xml ~/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.Word/Data/documents/wef

Create wef folder if it not exists.

In Word, go to Insert tab, click on Add-ins, and then on the drop down arrow near My add-ins. Select your Developer Add-in.

Have fun!

Windows and others:

See microsoft docs on how to sideload add ins on various platforms.

License

MIT, 2017, Just for the starter kit files.

For the dependent software, see their respective license and rights. The author of this starter kit does not claim any ownership rights of that dependent software.