This sample showcases how Azure Functions can be used in conjunction with Power Virtual Agents (PVA) and Power Automate Flows (PA).
In practice, the PVA delegates an action to a PA Flow. The PA Flow is responsible for invoking API methods using Azure Functions.
This repository is a sample and real-world use case for integrating PVA with your custom API methods. This Function is being used to verify Microsoft Imagine Cup participants on the official IC Discord server and add neccessary roles upon verification.
This sample includes two Functions:
ValidateParticipant: Validates whether the participants is enrolled into Imagine Cup using their email address.ApproveParticipant: Approves an Imagine Cup participant and grants the designated Discord server role to them. This uses their email address as well.
To get started, it's recommended to use Visual Studio 2022 with the Azure Workload installed. The Azure Workload includes all the tooling required for C# and Azure Functions.
The project makes use of Test-Driven Development using Live Unit Test. If you decide to contribute to this repository, please make sure to follow the TDD principles.
Discord:BotToken: Discord bot token obtained from Discord Developer PortalDiscord:DiscordServerId: The server ID (in this case Imagine Cup)Discord:RegisteredParticipantRoleId: The role ID that grants broader access to the userConnectionStrings:DefaultSqlConnectionorDefaultSqlConnection: Connection string for the SQL database.
This sample contains an Azure Bicep deployment file that instructs what resources are required on Azure. In a nutshell, this project requires an Azure Functions resource plus its dependencies and a SQL database.