#Microsoft Toolkit 2.5.1 Final update#
#Microsoft Toolkit 2.5.1 Final series#

To simplify switching from one theme to the next, we are introducing a mgt-theme-toggle component. It’s intended to be used to select an item from a list of items, for example a task list from the user’s task lists, a user from its direct reports, a list from a site, etc.Įasily switch between light and dark mode New scenarios Select an item from a collection of entitiesĪs part of v3.0, we are adding a new mgt-picker component, allowing generic selection of Microsoft Graph entities from collections. Disambiguation is intended to provide developers with a mechanism to use a specific version of the Toolkit in their solution without encountering collisions with other solutions that may be using the Toolkit.

Thanks to our disambiguation features, we now allow developers to define prefixes to their components to avoid any naming collisions in shared environments like SharePoint pages. This was cumbersome, easily missed and was not providing a great experience for applications acquired through the store. In the past, if you wanted to build SharePoint Framework (SPFx) apps, you had to deploy a common library component providing a single instance of the Toolkit for all web parts in the tenant. Improved SharePoint Framework development experience

Your applications will feel a lot more connected when embedded in one of the different M365 canvas! We are updating all our components to leverage these theming capabilities. To leverage the main design language from Microsoft called Fluent UI, we are now fully embracing its implementation in web components. While making this change, we also enabled leveraging the Toolkit in sovereign clouds. We updated the Microsoft Graph JavaSscript SDK to the version 3 to benefit from all the latest capabilities including support for large files uploads and better error handling. What’s new in 3.0? Infrastructure updates Please go to our release notes to see a detailed list of the changes.

#Microsoft Toolkit 2.5.1 Final update#

This update includes breaking changes that may impact your application, such as deprecation of properties, use of the embedded Microsoft Graph client and naming updates to CSS custom properties. To update your application to use the newest version of Microsoft Graph Toolkit, navigate to your project directory and run: You can learn more by reading our documentation or by trying one of our getting started guides. The components are fully functional, customizable, and work with any web framework and on all modern browsers.

If you are new to the Microsoft Graph Toolkit, it is a collection of reusable, framework-agnostic components and authentication providers for accessing and working with Microsoft Graph. Our team has been hard at work taking the feedback and requests we’ve received and turning them into the exciting new features we’re starting to share with you today. We introduced Microsoft Graph Toolkit in September 2019, and since then, we’ve seen incredible adoption and an amazing response from the developer community and our partners. With this preview release, you will now be able to leverage new scenarios like selecting an item from a collection of entities, toggle between light and dark mode, switch between multiple logged in account and send chat messages in the context of your apps! Your apps will now look more familiar with other Microsoft 365 apps and will look great when used in all our different canvas (Teams, Outlook,, SharePoint, etc.).

#Microsoft Toolkit 2.5.1 Final series#

Today, we’re excited to announce the first release of a series of previews for the Microsoft Graph Toolkit towards our v3.0 release.