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Navigation
  • Introduction
  • Install
  • Delta
  • MsGraph
    • Is Connected
    • Disconnect
    • Middleware
    • Queues
    • Login with MsGraph
    • Contacts
    • Emails
    • Files
    • Filesystem
  • MsGraph Admin
    • Middleware
    • Contacts
    • Emails
Navigation
  • Introduction
  • Install
  • Delta
  • MsGraph
    • Is Connected
    • Disconnect
    • Middleware
    • Queues
    • Login with MsGraph
    • Contacts
    • Emails
    • Files
    • Filesystem
  • MsGraph Admin
    • Middleware
    • Contacts
    • Emails

Files

MsGraph provides a clean way of working with files. The default setup is to use the authenticated user's OneDrive.

You can use Sharepoint or Group files instead by passing an additional argument to all files() calls with the prefix which defaults to 'me'

Example get all files from OneDrive:

MsGraph::files()->getFiles($path = null, $type = 'me');

Get files from a group:

MsGraph::files()->getFiles($path = null, $type = "groups/$groupId");

To work with emails first call ->files() followed by a method.

MsGraph::files();

Methods:

List files and folders

MsGraph::files()->getFiles($path = null, $type = 'me');

List drive

MsGraph::files()->getDrive();

List drives

MsGraph::files()->getDrives();

Search items

MsGraph::files()->search($term);

Download file by id

MsGraph::files()->downloadFile($id);

Delete file by id

MsGraph::files()->deleteFile($id);

Create folder

Pass the folder and the path where the folder will be created if no path is provided the root is used.

MsGraph::files()->createFolder($name, $path = null);

Get file/folder item by id

MsGraph::files()->getItem($id);

Rename file/folder

pass the new name and the id

MsGraph::files()->rename($name, $id);

Upload file

passes the name and the uploadPath (where the file is on your server) and the path to where the file will be stored if no path is provided the root is used.

MsGraph::files()->upload($name, $uploadPath, $path = null);
Table of Contents
  • List files and folders
  • List drive
  • List drives
  • Search items
  • Download file by id
  • Delete file by id
  • Create folder
  • Get file/folder item by id
  • Rename file/folder
  • Upload file

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