GitHub - pnp sp-dev-fx-aces: Repository for the Microsoft Viva . . . Repository for the Viva Connections Viva Adaptive Card (ACE) sample solutions from Microsoft and community ACEs are build using SharePoint Framework This repository contains community samples that demonstrate different usage patterns for the SharePoint Framework client-side web parts
Include a Viva Engage feed in a SharePoint page To include a Viva Engage feed in a Microsoft SharePoint page, your organization must have an active Viva Engage network (for example: https: engage cloud microsoft contoso) For SharePoint in Microsoft 365, use the Viva Engage Conversations web part so that page viewers can engage in the conversation without leaving SharePoint
Create Viva Connections extensions using SPFx with Windows and WSL In this post, we'll focus on the experience in setting up WSL properly to build Viva Connections extensions (or any other extension based on SPFx, the SharePoint Framework) so that we can get the best of both worlds: the Windows experience, but the Linux performances when it comes to build and run our project
SharePoint Consulting Blog In this blog post, we will walk you through how to retrieve Viva Engage posts using SPFx and Microsoft Graph API This is especially useful when the OOTB web part doesn't offer sufficient customization for your needs
How to add new webpart to an existing spfx project Open the existing directory structure containing spfx in the command prompt After that simply call the yeoman generator again, fill up the details like webpart name, desc etc and it will automatically detect, handle and add the new webpart to the existing solution Run this in the command prompt
Add Viva Engage custom feed to SharePoint sites using Code Design . . . Here are the steps you need to follow to create and retrieve a Viva Engage embed code Open the widget configuration site on your browser Select the type of feed you want to present on your site This is the feed that the ShortPoint Viva Engage Design Element embeds on your page
Deploy your client-side web part to a SharePoint page (Hello World part . . . Package the HelloWorld web part In the console window, go to the web part project directory created in Build your first SharePoint client-side web part cd helloworld-webpart If gulp serve is still running, stop it from running by selecting CTRL+C Unlike in the Workbench, to use client-side web parts on modern SharePoint server-side pages, you need to deploy and register the web part with SharePoint
GitHub - joaoferreira SPFxVivaEngage This is an example from where you will be able to connect to Viva Engage using SPFx and retrieve the latest updates for the current user How to connect SPFx to Microsoft Viva