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Microsoft SharePoint

This page contains the setup guide and reference information for the Microsoft SharePoint source connector.

### Requirements
  • Application (client) ID
  • Directory (tenant) ID
  • Drive name
  • Folder Path
  • Client secrets

Setup guide

For Airbyte Cloud:

1. Navigate to the Airbyte Open Source dashboard. 2. Click **Sources** and then click **+ New source**. 3. On the Set up the source page, select **Microsoft SharePoint** from the Source type dropdown. 4. Enter the name for the Microsoft SharePoint connector. 5. Enter **Drive Name**. To find your drive name go to settings and at the top of setting menu you can find the name of your drive. 6. Select **Search Scope**. Specifies the location(s) to search for files. Valid options are 'ACCESSIBLE_DRIVES' for all SharePoint drives the user can access, 'SHARED_ITEMS' for shared items the user has access to, and 'ALL' to search both. Default value is 'ALL'. 7. Enter **Folder Path**. Leave empty to search all folders of the drives. This does not apply to shared items. 8. The **OAuth2.0** authorization method is selected by default. Click **Authenticate your Microsoft SharePoint account**. Log in and authorize your Microsoft account. 9. For **Start Date**, enter the date in YYYY-MM-DD format. The data added on and after this date will be replicated. 10. Add a stream: 1. Write the **File Type** 2. In the **Format** box, use the dropdown menu to select the format of the files you'd like to replicate. The supported formats are **CSV**, **Parquet**, **Avro** and **JSONL**. Toggling the **Optional fields** button within the **Format** box will allow you to enter additional configurations based on the selected format. For a detailed breakdown of these settings, refer to the [File Format section](#file-format-settings) below. 3. Give a **Name** to the stream 4. (Optional) - If you want to enforce a specific schema, you can enter a **Input schema**. By default, this value is set to `{}` and will automatically infer the schema from the file\(s\) you are replicating. For details on providing a custom schema, refer to the [User Schema section](#user-schema). 5. Optionally, enter the **Globs** which dictates which files to be synced. This is a regular expression that allows Airbyte to pattern match the specific files to replicate. If you are replicating all the files within your bucket, use `**` as the pattern. For more precise pattern matching options, refer to the [Path Patterns section](#path-patterns) below. 11. Click **Set up source**

For Airbyte Open Source:

### Step 1: Set up SharePoint application

The Microsoft Graph API uses OAuth for authentication. Microsoft Graph exposes granular permissions that control the access that apps have to resources, like users, groups, and mail. When a user signs in to your app, they or in some cases an administrator are given a chance to consent to these permissions. If the user consents, your app is given access to the resources and APIs that it has requested. For apps that don't take a signed-in user, permissions can be pre-consented to by an administrator when the app is installed.

Microsoft Graph has two types of permissions:

  • Delegated permissions are used by apps that have a signed-in user present. For these apps, either the user or an administrator consents to the permissions that the app requests, and the app can act as the signed-in user when making calls to Microsoft Graph. Some delegated permissions can be consented by non-administrative users, but some higher-privileged permissions require administrator consent.
  • Application permissions are used by apps that run without a signed-in user present; for example, apps that run as background services or daemons. Application permissions can only be consented by an administrator.

This source requires Application permissions. Follow these instructions for creating an app in the Azure portal. This process will produce the client_id, client_secret, and tenant_id needed for the tap configuration file.

  1. Login to Azure Portal
  2. Click upper-left menu icon and select Azure Active Directory
  3. Select App Registrations
  4. Click New registration
  5. Register an application
    1. Name:
    2. Supported account types: Accounts in this organizational directory only
    3. Register (button)
  6. Record the client_id and tenant_id which will be used by the tap for authentication and API integration.
  7. Select Certificates & secrets
  8. Provide Description and Expires
    1. Description: tap-microsoft-teams client secret
    2. Expires: 1-year
    3. Add
  9. Copy the client secret value, this will be the client_secret
  10. Select API permissions
    1. Click Add a permission
  11. Select Microsoft Graph
  12. Select Application permissions
  13. Select the following permissions:
    1. Files
      • Files.Read.All
  14. Click Add permissions
  15. Click Grant admin consent

Step 2: Set up the Microsoft SharePoint connector in Airbyte

  1. Navigate to the Airbyte Open Source dashboard.
  2. Click Sources and then click + New source.
  3. On the Set up the source page, select Microsoft SharePoint from the Source type dropdown.
  4. Enter the name for the Microsoft SharePoint connector.
  5. Enter Drive Name. To find your drive name go to settings and at the top of setting menu you can find the name of your drive.
  6. Select Search Scope. Specifies the location(s) to search for files. Valid options are 'ACCESSIBLE_DRIVES' for all SharePoint drives the user can access, 'SHARED_ITEMS' for shared items the user has access to, and 'ALL' to search both. Default value is 'ALL'.
  7. Enter Folder Path. Leave empty to search all folders of the drives. This does not apply to shared items.
  8. Switch to Service Key Authentication
  9. For User Practical Name, enter the UPN for your user.
  10. Enter Tenant ID, Client ID and Client secret.
  11. For Start Date, enter the date in YYYY-MM-DD format. The data added on and after this date will be replicated.
  12. Add a stream:
    1. Write the File Type
    2. In the Format box, use the dropdown menu to select the format of the files you'd like to replicate. The supported formats are CSV, Parquet, Avro and JSONL. Toggling the Optional fields button within the Format box will allow you to enter additional configurations based on the selected format. For a detailed breakdown of these settings, refer to the File Format section below.
    3. Give a Name to the stream
    4. (Optional) - If you want to enforce a specific schema, you can enter a Input schema. By default, this value is set to {} and will automatically infer the schema from the file(s) you are replicating. For details on providing a custom schema, refer to the User Schema section.
    5. Optionally, enter the Globs which dictates which files to be synced. This is a regular expression that allows Airbyte to pattern match the specific files to replicate. If you are replicating all the files within your bucket, use ** as the pattern. For more precise pattern matching options, refer to the Path Patterns section below.
  13. Click Set up source

Sync overview

Data type mapping

Integration Type Airbyte Type
string string
number number
array array
object object

Features

Feature Supported?(Yes/No)
Full Refresh Sync Yes
Incremental Sync Yes

Performance considerations

The connector is restricted by normal Microsoft Graph requests limitation.

Changelog

Version Date Pull Request Subject
0.2.3 2024-04-17 37372 Make refresh token optional
0.2.2 2024-03-28 36573 Update QL to 400
0.2.1 2024-03-22 36381 Unpin CDK
0.2.0 2024-03-06 35830 Add fetching shared items
0.1.0 2024-01-25 33537 New source