Introduction During a session at ESPC 25, where I and the awesome Peter Paul Kirschner talked about developing, testing and deploying a SPFx solution, a person asked if Playwright supports MFA: the answer is yes, using a TOTP. This article wants to be an answer to that person and to everyone who wants to use
TLDR: use the spread operator for arrays of non-object items, otherwise you need to copy the array breaking the deep link of the objects using, for example, JSON.parse and JSON.stringify. If you’re interested in knowing more keep reading! With this post I want to remind (mostly to myself) that there are different ways of copy
Introduction By utilizing the PnP PowerShell module, users can harness the power of scripting to automate tasks, reduce manual errors, and manage SharePoint resources effectively. This approach not only saves time but also enhances consistency across different environments. Additionally, leveraging this powerful tool allows for customization options that can align with specific project requirements. If
Introduction SharePoint Framework offers different extension project types, for example the Application customizer (more here), those extensions allow customization of the standard SharePoint Online UI/UX. With this article I will cover the field customizer extension. This extension allows customizing the appearance of a specific field of a SharePoint Online list. To demonstrate the use of
Introduction The Image Helper API has been introduced with the version 1.14 of the SharePoint Framework and it allow to generate a URL to an image that will be close to requested site, this can be useful if resizing operations are required, and also the image might load faster because of caching. To use the
Introduction Ever you wonder what the Log class of the @microsoft/sp-core-library does? I did, so I tried it a little bit more in order to better understand how it works and what can be done with it. If you need a reference about how to use it you can have a look at a simple
Introduction Do you know that SharePoint offers the ability to open a panel dedicated to developers? This panel is called developer dashboard. Let’s have a look at it! How to open it The developer dashboard is a useful panel that offers developers useful capabilities about SharePoint Framework solutions. In order to open the developer dashboard
Introduction Proceeding with the appointments with the PnP packages, the PnPjs package is a great tool to help developers getting things done pretty quickly. With that in mind, in this post we will cover the PnPClientStorage class offered by the package. If you’re interested you can find the code of this sample here. Visual appearance
Introduction Proceeding with the appointments with the PnP React controls today I want to talk about the ListView control. If you’re interested you can find the code of this sample here. The ListView control is used to display a view for specific items. Visual appearance There are a lot of possibilities with this control, here
Introduction I’m a huge fan of technical books — especially those aimed at beginners.If you’ve been following my blog, you already know how passionate I am about helping newcomers. When I started my career as a developer, I had only a basic understanding of object-oriented programming and a pile of books to guide me through