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Deep Dive into Office 365 APIsfor OneDrive for Business

Alberto Diaz Martin (@adiazcan)Principal Team Leader en ENCAMINAMVP de SharePoint Server

OverviewFile Operations with SharePointClientFile Operations with REST

Agenda

Overview

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OneDrive for Business

A personal library for storing and organizing your work documents

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OneDrive for Business Sharing

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OneDrive for Business Sync

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The Files APIhttps://[site]/_api/Files

File Operations with SharePointClient

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Discovery Service discovers “MyFiles” capabilityReturns tenant and user-specific URL for user’s OneDrive for Business

SharePointClient.Files abstracts Files API

SharePointClient class

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Read Files collection

Can also read an individual Folder

Both client and server paging supportedClient-side with LINQServer-side with $skiptoken

Reading File Metadata

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Use AddAsync method

Provide a file name and the file stream

Uploading a new File

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Get the target file using GetByAsync method

Delete using DeleteAsync method

Deleting a File

FILE OPERATIONS WITH THE SHAREPOINTCLIENT

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File Operations with REST

OneDrive for Business Files REST APIGet the metadata for all files in OneDrive

GET http://<onedrive>/_api/Files

Get the metadata for a folder in OneDriveGET http://<onedrive>/_api/Files('folder')

Get the metadata for the children of a folder in OneDriveGET http://<onedrive>/_api/Files('folder')/Children

Get the metadata for a single file in OneDriveGET http://<onedrive>/_api/Files('folder/filename.docx')

Download a single file from OneDriveGET http://<onedrive>/_api/Files('folder/filename.docx')/download

OneDrive for Business Files REST APIUpload a file to the specified path in OneDrive (pass file in body)

POST /_api/Files/Add(name='folder/filename.docx',overwrite=<bool>)

Delete a file from OneDriveDELETE /_api/Files('folder/filename.docx')

Get metadata for a folder and its childrenGET /_api/Files('folder')?$expand=Children

Get on selected metadata fields back for first 5 files in OneDriveGET /_api/Files?$select=Name,Id,TimeCreated,Size&$top=5

Use Files API on other document librariesGET /_api/Lists/GetByTitle('ListTitle')/Files

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Use Discovery Service to get an Access Token

Obtaining an Access Token

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GET Files endpoint

Paging is accomplished post-query using LINQ

Reading File Metadata

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POST to Add endpoint

Provide a file name and the file stream

Uploading a new File

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DELETE the target file ID

Deleting a File

FILE OPERATIONS WITH REST

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