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QUESTION
I want to install @graphprotocol/graph-cli
on Ubuntu.
I have tried to install graph-cli
with npm
and yarn
, both of them.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 16:41The error is telling you that it cannot find the file to execute. It tries to find the executable file by searching the PATH
environment variable.
Make sure that @graphprotocol/graph-cli did successfully install first and no error occurred. You can do this by trying the install command again.
You can get this PATH
variable with the following line:
echo $PATH
When you install something globally with npm (-g flag). It puts it in its own directory. In my case, this is /home/timothy/.nvm/versions/node/v16.13.1/bin
(I'm using node version manager (nvm))
It will be different for you, and you need to find out where your npm installation puts these. You can find it an approximate location with
whereis npm
or
npm config ls -l | grep prefix
(the one which says only prefix; as described here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43398997/11781125)
Remember to make sure this path usually ends in /bin
and add this to your PATH
variable like this (example with my path):
export PATH=$PATH:/home/timothy/.nvm/versions/node/v16.13.1/bin
Try to run the command again in the same terminal that you put the above command (adjusted to your path). If this resolves the issue, add it permanently by adding the same line to your ~/.bashrc
. The following command will do this, but you can also just open an editor (again example with my path; adjust it):
echo "export PATH=\$PATH:/home/timothy/.nvm/versions/node/v16.13.1/bin" >> ~/.bashrc
Putting the command there will inject it when opening a terminal (for bash, that is).
QUESTION
I'm getting the following two errors on all TypeScript files using ESLint in VS Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 12:09You missed adding this in your eslint.json
file.
QUESTION
I am currently developing an app that communicates with the Graph API. I don't have any Backend, only a SPA. I use the npm package @microsoft/microsoft-graph-client.
The app should be able to change givenName, surname of an AD user.
At the beginning i create a new AuthCodeMSALBrowserAuthenticationProvider instance and use it with the graph client, i'm not sure if the used scope is correct:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 14:19Please make sure you have granted the Delegated Permission Admin Consent .
I tested the same using implicit flow
where I created a Azure AD application and provided the Delegated Permission
like below without granting admin consent :
After granting the Admin Consent the problem was fixed like below :
QUESTION
I've successfully implemented activity feed notifications in my app (tab) for MS Teams.
The problem is, I don't receive them on mobile devices: neither push notifications nor items in the activity feed. The activity feeds on web and desktop are populated with the same items, but the mobile one has nothing.
Web and desktop versions work perfectly fine: the notifications get delivered in a timely fashion and deep links point the user to the correct tab with subEntityId correctly filled.
I tried all three options: chat, team and user notifications. Web and desktop are fine, but nothing on mobile.
There must be something I'm missing here. Can somebody please point that out? Maybe, you know of an example that is known to work for mobiles?
I'm using the official Graph library "@microsoft/microsoft-graph-client": "^3.0.1".
This is what I send in a notification:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 19:55We tried with this graph-activity-feed sample. We are able to see notifications in Android in group chat scope - i.stack.imgur.com/hX8zI.png
QUESTION
I have several Office 365 SharePoint sites. I would like my NodeJS based daemon that is registered as an Azure App Registration to write to several different folders within these SharePoint sites. I am struggling to get the correct syntax of the request url correct to create a resumable upload session. This is made worse by fairly unclear and non working examples provided by Microsoft. An important detail here is that the application is doing this without user delegation, meaning no user is using the application to cause these files but rather it is and should be the entity who owns the file uploads. Many examples show how to do this with user delegation. Some of the files being uploaded include binary or text content.
I have read quite a bit of the ms docs and referred to many questions. I even watched many videos on YouTube and started digging through source code with the microsoft-graph-client
incase there were insights to be had there. I don't think I can review graph server code or if that would be helpful. Below are just a few that I still I have open due to being closely related.
- Samples from GitHub
- GitHub repo docs - LargeFileUploadTask
- MS Docs - Getting drive item children
- MS Docs - createuploadsession
- SO - sharepoint-create-a-new-file-in-a-specific-drive-with-graph-api
Here is my latest attempt which I feel should be getting pretty close:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 22:10I had to add a colon after the folder_id for the 2nd requestUrl format.
Also the await graph.LargeFileUploadTask
had to become new graph.LargeFileUploadTask
QUESTION
I need to download all xlsx
files from myFolder
I have two methods getExcelSheets
to get all excel sheets list
then using this information to download the file using @microsoft.graph.downloadUrl
by calling getFileContentById
method but I failed to get and convert it to xlsx
format
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 10:03The Axios call you are making in getFileContentById will receive a stream that you can write to a file or convert to xlsx like below,
QUESTION
I'm calling a Microsoft graph API to create a team. The response is a 202
with a Location
header where I can get an async operation details.
How to get a response headers using @microsoft/microsoft-graph-client
module?
A similar post using C# doesn't apply here. This one also.
Here is my code with an attempt to get a raw response:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 11:14To get the raw response set the responseType of a request to ResponseType.RAW
QUESTION
I am trying to use Microsoft Graph SDK (C#) to get a group based on its name.
Using this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 13:17The hashtag '#' is causing the error. It can be solved by URL-encoding the group name:
QUESTION
I'm creating an internal NPM package that contains the base layout for all of our ReactJS web applications. In this package, I am using styled-components for formatting the components, and rollup to build the package. Styled components is also used in the target application.
Here are the config files:
packages.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 00:17So, after two weeks, it turns out that having an image in the theme was what was causing this. Changing the image from an import to a url reference fixed this problem.
QUESTION
How do I check MFA is enabled for AD users using rest API loginWithServicePrincipalSecret is there anyone who can help me out to do this....I want to do this using node sdk like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 10:46This is possible with MS Graph API,
To Get information of users registered with MFA and hasn't, we can use isMfaRegistered property in credentialUserRegistrationDetails .
credentialUserRegistrationDetails
help us to get the details of the usage of self-service password reset and multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all registered users. Details include user information, status of registration, and the authentication method used. This is possible programmatically with MS Graph where you will get a JSON reports an can be plugged into other reports or can be represented programmatically itself
Example:
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