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Personal Tasks web part

This web part provides you the ability to add a particular user's personal tasks on a web page. The web part may be configured to show tasks from Planner or To Do. This web part is powered by the Microsoft Graph.

This webpart is a technology demostrator of Microsoft Graph Toolkit React components, in particular "Tasks". This webpart uses the @microsoft/mgt-react and @microsoft/mgt-spfx packages, currently version 2.9.0.

NOTE: This webpart includes the use the Microsoft Graph Toolkit with React, @microsoft/mgt-react.

NOTE: This webpart includes the use the Microsoft Graph Toolkit with React SPFx, @microsoft/mgt-spfx with a dependency on mgt-spfx-2.9.0.sppkg that must be installed to the tenant app catalog. By default the Starter Kit will install this additional dependency.

Personal Tasks

How to use this web part on your web pages

  1. Place the page you want to add this web part to in edit mode.
  2. Search for and insert the Personal Tasks web part.
  3. Configure the web part to update its properties.

Configurable Properties

The Personal Tasks web part can be configured with the following properties:

Label Property Type Required Description
My Tasks title string no The web part title, editable inline with the web part itself
Data source dataSource 'planner' | 'todo' yes Web part's data source: Planner or To Do. Default: planner
Allow editing allowEditing boolean no Flag if editing is allowed. Default is false.
Hide filter hideHeader boolean no Flag if the header on MS Graph Toolkit Personal Tasks component should be hidden. The header contains a filter and "Add" button. Default is true.
Initially displayed Plan or ToDo Folder id initialId string no A string id to set the initially displayed planner or folder to the provided ID.
Initially displayed bucket id initialBucketId string no A string id to set the initially displayed bucket (Planner Data-Source Only) to the provided ID.
Source Plan or ToDo Folder id targetId string no A string id to lock the tasks interface to the provided planner or folder ID.
Source bucket id targetBucketId string no A string ID to lock the tasks interface to the provided bucket ID (Planner Data-Source Only).

Configuration suggestions

  • When "hide filter" is selected, the filter header will be hidden from view (default setting). With the filter hidden, you remove the ability for a visitor to filter task results by all tasks or tasks for the current user. By default, if a planner id is not specified, a visitor will see only their tasks. If a specific planner id is set in the webpart properties, all tasks within that planner are displayed. To allow for filtering in this scenario, you will want to sure that the filter is not hidden (unchecked).

Used SharePoint Framework Version

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  • Supported in SharePoint Online

Applies to

Prerequisites

  • mgt-spfx-2.9.0.sppkg must be installed to the tenant app catalog. By default the Starter Kit will install this additional dependency.

Solution

Solution Author(s)
react-personal-tasks Waldek Mastykarz
react-personal-tasks Alex Terentiev
react-personal-tasks Eric Overfield
react-personal-tasks Chandani Prajapati

Version history

Version Date Comments
1.0 December 25, 2019 Initial release
2.2 August 2021 Upgrade to MGT 2.2.1
3.0 February 2023 Initial release for SharePoint Starter Kit v3 (Upgraded to SPFx 1.16.1 and MGT 2.9.0)

Disclaimer

THIS CODE IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.

Minimal Path to Awesome

  • Clone this repository
  • Move to solution folder
  • in the command line run:
    • npm install
    • gulp bundle
    • gulp package-solution
    • Upload solution to the SharePoint App Catalog
    • Approve needed permissions in SharePoint Admin Center
    • gulp serve

Features

Description of the web part with possible additional details than in short summary. This Web Part illustrates the following concepts on top of the SharePoint Framework:

  • Using Microsoft Graph Toolkit from the web parts
  • Hosting SharePoint Framework components as Microsoft Teams tabs
  • Using app pages in SharePoint Online