sharepoint-rest

SharePoint REST with Angular

This AngularJS service helps to create a list item, get items that are already created, update or delete an item from the list using functions that automatically builds REST API query. This service also has a filter builder which helps to build OData query for filtering and fetching desired items from the list.

Install

NPM

npm install sharepoint-rest

Bower

bower install sharepoint-rest

Available Methods

Method	Purpose
getListItems	Get items from lists
createListItem	Create a new list item
updateListItem	Update an existing list item
deleteListItem	Delete an existing list item
getFromURL	Get response from the provided API URL
getSiteURL	Get the base URL of the site or sub-site
getFormDigestValue	Get the Form Digest Value for that session

Example

Getting list items

sharepointRESTService.getListItems('list_name', filter).then(function(response) {
  console.log('Response :', response);
});

Creating a list item

sharepointRESTService.createListItem('list_name', data).then(function(response) {
  console.log('Response :', response);
});

Updating a list item

sharepointRESTService.updateListItem('list_name', data.Id, data).then(function(response) {
  console.log('Response :', response);
});

Deleting a list Item

sharepointRESTService.deleteListItem('list_name', Id).then(function(response) {
  console.log('Response :', response);
});

Getting from a URL

var url = "/_api/contextinfo";
sharepointRESTService.getFromURL(url).then(function(response) {
  console.log('Response :', response);
});

Sending Email

sharepointRESTService.sendEmail(emailObj);

emailObj can hold following keys:

1. to
2. cc
3. bcc
4. subject
5. body

Note: to, cc, bcc keys can be hold

• string value like sankar.animation@gmail.com
• array value like [sankar.animation@gmail.com, sankar.animation@hotmail.com]

Building filters

Following keys can be used to build OData query:

var filter = {
    select: ['field_name', 'id'],
    expand: {
        'list_name': ['field_name1', 'field_name2']
    },
    orderby: 'field_name asc/desc',
    filter: {
        'field_name': ['lt/gt/eq/ne', 'value']
    },
    top : 5,
    skip : 5
};