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sphooks

v0.0.5

Published

Cross-platform CLI for managing SharePoint list web hooks

Downloads

9

Readme

sphooks - cross-platform CLI for managing SharePoint list web hooks

NPM npm version

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Built with Node.JS, Typescript, sp-pnp-js and node-sp-auth

Prerequisites

  • Node.JS >= 6.x

Installation

npm install electron -g # electron needed for an interactive web login
npm install sphooks -g

Usage

Loign:

sphooks login

Runs interactive web login session and allows you to authenticate against SharePoint. Authentication stored in a file in an encrypted manner. If you want to change the site, run sphooks login once again.

View:

sphooks view --list <list id or url> [--id] <subscription id>
  • --list - required, GUID or list server relative url, i.e. "sites/dev/My List"
  • --id - optional GUID, subscription id. When omitted, all subscriptions will be returned

Sample:

sphooks view --list "sites/dev/Shared Documents" --id ce38389e-a91d-4df4-b924-0b1956b4640e

Add:

sphooks add --list <list id or url> --url <notification url> [--exp] <expiration date>
  • --list - required, GUID or list server relative url, i.e. "sites/dev/My List"
  • --url - required string, notification url
  • --exp - optional date as ISO formatted string, i.e. '2017-08-16T16:40:09.189Z'. When omitted, date.now + 6 months will be used (maximum allowed for SharePoint web hook)

Sample:

sphooks add --list 38e3ec1c-1bad-42fa-a60a-2a6c1e49cfba --url https://myfunc.azurewebsites.com/api/webhooks/ --exp 2017-08-16T16:40:09.189Z

Update:

sphooks update --list <list id or url> --id <subscription id> [--exp] <expiration date>
  • --list - required, GUID or list server relative url, i.e. "sites/dev/My List"
  • --id - required GUID, subscription id
  • --exp - optional date as ISO formatted string, i.e. '2017-08-16T16:40:09.189Z'. When omitted, date.now + 6 months will be used (maximum allowed for SharePoint web hook)

Sample:

sphooks update --list "sites/dev/Shared Documents" --url https://myfunc.azurewebsites.com/api/webhooks/ --id 183cdbd9-446d-4ff3-a9d4-f01925f55022 --exp 2017-08-16T16:40:09.189Z

Delete:

sphooks delete --list <list id or url> --id <subscription id>
  • --list - required, GUID or list server relative url, i.e. "sites/dev/My List"
  • --id - required GUID, subscription id

Sample

sphooks delete --list "sites/dev/Shared Documents" --id 183cdbd9-446d-4ff3-a9d4-f01925f55022

Delete all:

sphooks deleteAll --list <list id or url>
  • --list - required, GUID or list server relative url, i.e. "sites/dev/My List"

Sample

sphooks deleteAll --list "sites/dev/Shared Documents" 

Showcase

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