Microsoft Graph API (SharePoint)
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Microsoft Graph API (SharePoint)

Microsoft Graph API is a unified endpoint provided by Microsoft that allows developers to access and interact with a wide range of Microsoft 365 services, including SharePoint. It enables you to programmatically manage and integrate with SharePoint sites, lists, and other resources.

Key Features

Access to SharePoint Data: Retrieve, create, update, and delete SharePoint resources such as sites, lists, items, and files.
Unified API Endpoint: Use a single endpoint to access various Microsoft 365 services, streamlining development.
Rich Filtering and Search: Utilize powerful query capabilities to filter and search for SharePoint content.
Robust Security Model: Leverages Azure Active Directory for authentication and authorization, ensuring secure access to data.

Common Use Cases

Site Management: Create or update SharePoint sites programmatically based on organizational needs.
List Operations: Manage SharePoint lists and their items, enabling custom applications to interact with list data.
File Operations: Upload, download, and manage files in SharePoint document libraries.
User and Group Management: Access user profiles and manage group memberships related to SharePoint resources.

Getting Started

To use the Microsoft Graph API with SharePoint:

1. Register your application in the Azure portal.
2. Obtain the necessary permissions to access SharePoint data.
3. Use the Microsoft Graph SDK or make HTTP requests to the Graph API endpoints.

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