lloadout / microsoftgraph
This package offers a wrapper round Microsoft Graph API
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Requires
- php: ^8.1
- ext-fileinfo: *
- illuminate/contracts: ^9|^10.0|^11.0
- microsoft/microsoft-graph: ^1.89
- socialiteproviders/microsoft: ^4.2
- spatie/laravel-package-tools: ^1.14.0
Requires (Dev)
- laravel/pint: ^1.10
- nunomaduro/larastan: ^2.0
- orchestra/testbench: ^6.15|^8.0
README
Microsoft graph
Use case
Laravel package for using Microsoft mail, OneDrive, Teams, Excel, Calendars and Contacts
This package makes a wrapper around the Microsoft Graph API.
- It provides a Mail driver for Microsoft mail.
- It provides a storage driver for OneDrive.
- It provides functionality to interact with Microsoft Teams.
- It provides the possibility to work with Excel, making it possible to write and read Excel files.
- It allows you to manage calendar events.
- It allows you to manage contacts.
- It allows you to read and handle mail.
You need to register an app in the Microsoft Azure Portal to use this package. Follow the steps in the Microsoft docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/auth-register-app-v2
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
composer require lloadout/microsoftgraph
Add this to your .env file and fill it with the values you specified in Microsoft Azure Portal app registration.
If you created a multi-tenant app in Azure AD than you don't put your tentant id into the MS_TENANT_ID
variable but you set it to common
.
MS_TENANT_ID=
MS_CLIENT_ID=
MS_CLIENT_SECRET=
MS_GRAPH_API_VERSION=v1.0
MS_REDIRECT_URL=https://your-url.com/microsoft/callback
Connect your account
The package uses OAuth and provides two routes
The first redirects you to the consent screen of Microsoft
https://your-url.com/microsoft/connect
The second is the callback url you need to specify in Microsoft Azure Portal app registration as redirect uri
https://your-url.com/microsoft/callback
The callback will fire an MicrosoftGraphCallbackReceived event, you have to listen for this event in your EventServiceProvider and store the accessData to a session variable microsoftgraph-access-data
.
You can add your token store logic in a listener for this event.
public function boot()
{
Event::listen(function (MicrosoftGraphCallbackReceived $event) {
session()->put('microsoftgraph-access-data', $event->accessData);
});
}
The package will search for a session variable name microsoftgraph-access-data
for establishing the connection. So
please provide this variable with your accessData as value when logging in.
For example: On login, you get your accesData from the database and store it into the session
variable microsoftgraph-access-data
.
Mail usage
Configuration
You have to provide this API permissions: Mail.send
Set the environment variable MAIL_MAILER in your .env file
MAIL_MAILER=microsoftgraph
note: make sure your from address is the address you gave the consent to
Usage
Mail::send(new YourMailable()); Mail::raw('The body of my first test message', function($message) { $message->to('john@doe.com', 'John Doe')->subject('A mail send via lloadout/microsoftgraph'); });
Reading and handling mail
You have to provide this API permissions: Mail.Read, Mail.ReadWrite, Mail.ReadBasic
Available methods
getMailFolders(): array|GraphResponse|mixed getSubFolders(id): array|GraphResponse|mixed getMailMessagesFromFolder([folder: string = 'inbox'], [isRead: true = true], [skip: int = 0], [limit: int = 20]): array updateMessage(id, data): array|GraphResponse|mixed moveMessage(id, destinationId): array|GraphResponse|mixed getMessage(id): array|GraphResponse|mixed getMessageAttachements(id): array|GraphResponse|mixed
$mail = app(Mail::class); collect($mail->getMailFolders())->each(function($folder){ echo $folder['displayName']."<br />"; }); //get all unread messages from inbox collect($mail->getMailMessagesFromFolder('inbox', isRead: false))->each(function($message) use ($mail){ echo $message['subject']."<br />"; });
Storage usage
Configuration
You have to provide this API permissions: Files.ReadWrite.all
add the onedrive root to your .env file:
MS_ONEDRIVE_ROOT="me/drive/root"
Available methods
All methods from the Laravel Storage facade are available. https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/filesystem#configuration
Usage
The package created a disk called onedrive
. This means that you can use all the methods as described in the Laravel docs: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/filesystem#configuration
$disk = Storage::disk('onedrive'); #create a dir $disk->makeDirectory('Test folder'); #storing files $disk->put('Test folder/file1.txt','Content of file 1'); $disk->put('Test folder/file2.txt','Content of file 2'); #getting files Storage::disk('onedrive')->get('Test folder/file1.txt');
Teams usage
Configuration
You have to provide this API permissions: Chat.ReadWrite
Available methods
getJoinedTeams(): array|GraphResponse|mixed getChannels(team): array|GraphResponse|mixed getChats(): array|GraphResponse|mixed getChat(id): array|GraphResponse|mixed getMembersInChat(chat): array|GraphResponse|mixed send(teamOrChat, message): array|GraphResponse|mixed
Usage
First instantiate the Teams class
$teamsClass = new Teams();
Get all the teams you are a member of ( additional permissions needed: Group.Read.All
)
$joinedTeams = $teamsClass->getJoinedTeams();
Get alle the channels for a team ( additional permissions needed: Group.Read.All
)
$channels = $teamsClass->getChannels($team);
Get all the chats for a user ( additional permissions needed: Chat.Read.All
)
$chats = $teamsClass->getChats();
Get a chat by a given id ( additional permissions needed: Chat.Read.All
)
$chats = $teamsClass->getChat('your-chat-id');
Get all the members in a channel ( additional permissions needed: ChannelMessage.Read.All
)
$members = $teamsClass->getMembersInChat($chat));
Send a message to a channel ( additional permissions needed: ChannelMessage.Send
)
$teamsClass->send($teamOrChat,'Hello world!');
Excel usage
Configuration
You have to provide this API permissions: Files.ReadWrite.all
Available methods
loadFile(file): void loadFileById(fileId): void setCellValues(cellRange, values: array): void getCellValues(cellRange): array recalculate(): void createSession(fileId): string
Usage
First instantiate the Excel class
$excelClass = new Excel();
Load a file from OneDrive
$excelClass->loadFile('Test folder/file1.xlsx');
Load a file by its id
$excelClass->loadFileById($fileId);
Set cell values of a range
$values = ['B1' => null, 'B2' => '01.01.23', 'B3' => 3, 'B4' => '250', 'B5' => '120', 'B6' => '30 cm', 'B7' => null, 'B8' => null, 'B9' => null, 'B10' => null, 'B11' => null, 'B12' => 2]; $excelClass->setCellValues('B1:B12', $values); $excelClass->getCellValues('H1:H20');
Calendar usage
Configuration
You have to provide this API permissions: Calendars.ReadWrite
Available methods
getCalendars(): array getCalendarEvents(calendar: Calendar): array saveEventToCalendar(calendar: Calendar, event: Event): GraphResponse|mixed makeEvent(starttime: string, endtime: string, timezone: string, subject: string, body: string, [attendees: array = [...]], [isOnlineMeeting: bool = false]): Event
Usage
First instantiate the Calendar class
$calendarClass = new Calendar();
Get all the calendars
$calendars = $calendarClass->getCalendars();
Get all the events for a calendar
$events = $calendarClass->getCalendarEvents($calendar);
Save an event to a calendar, the event object is a MicrosoftGraphEvent object
We made a helper function to create an event
object Calendar::makeEvent(string $starttime, string $endtime, string $timezone, string $subject, string $body, array $attendees = [], bool $isOnlineMeeting = false)
$calendarClass->saveEvent($calendar, $event);
Contacts usage
Configuration
You have to provide this API permissions: Contacts.ReadWrite
Available methods
getContacts(): array
Usage
First instantiate the Contacts class
$contactsClass = new Contacts();
Get all the contacts
$contacts = $contactsClass->getContacts();
Testing
composer test
Changelog
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Security Vulnerabilities
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Credits
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.