windows+graph.md

Enlighten your Windows App with Microsoft Graph resources

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This page contains resources for getting started with Microsoft Graph in your Windows apps

Demos

• Contoso Notes UWP app is located in the ContosoNotes folder in this repository - learn more about the app by reading the README
• Contoso Notes Web app is located in the ContosoNotesWeb folder in this repository - learn more about the app by reading the README

UWP/WPF/.NET

• [Preview] Windows Community Toolkit authentication and Microsoft Graph helpers - couple lines of code to authenticate users and call Microsoft Graph, built on top of MSAL and the Microsoft Graph libraries for .NET
  • Get started with WindowsProvider for UWP - Sample
  • Get started with MsalProvider for UWP - Sample
  • Get started with MsalProvider for WPF - Sample

Alternatively, use the .NET libraries directly

• MSAL.NET - Microsoft Authentication Library for .NET, UWP, NetCore, and Xamarin - it enables you to acquire security tokens to call protected APIs such as Microsoft Graph.

  • Samples for desktop and mobile public client apps

• Microsoft Graph .NET SDK - .NET Client library that targets .NetStandard 2.0 and .Net Framework 4.6.1.

PWA (Progressive Web Apps) and Electron

• Microsoft Graph Toolkit - couple lines of code to authenticate users, call Microsoft Graph, and use prebuilt Microsoft Graph connected components. Built on top of MSAL and the Microsoft Graph client sdk
  • Component playground
  • Get started (vanilla JS)
  • Get started (React)
  • Get started (Angular)
  • Get started for Electron

Alternatively, use the JS/TS libraries directly

• MSAL.js - Microsoft Authentication Library for JavaScript - it enables you to acquire security tokens to call protected APIs such as Microsoft Graph.

• Microsoft Graph JavaScript SDK - JavaScript Client library tha can be used server-side and in the browser