Corona List SPFx Webpart

Introduction

This project uses React.

This sharepoint spfx webpart should be used to display a board for FAQ, especially in hard times like these where you want to inform your staff over sharepoint. More information about it here

Setup Webpart in SharePoint

To use this Webpart, add build and package it and add it to your AppCatalog!

Then create a list (you can pick a Title yourself) and add the following columns:

The "Content" column should have RichText disabled (only PlainText)

Then add some data like here:

And then add the Webpart to your page, and in the settings of the Webpart enter the title of the list you have created:

Global dependencies

Requires Gulp globally installed:

npm install --global gulp

Building the code

Download & install all dependencies, build, bundle & package the project

# download & install dependencies
npm install

# transpile all TypeScript & SCSS => JavaScript & CSS
gulp build

# create component bundle & manifest
gulp bundle

# create SharePoint package
gulp package-solution

These commands produce the following:

• ./lib: intermediate-stage commonjs build artifacts
• ./dist: bundled script, along with other resources
• ./temp/deploy: all resources required by component(s) to deploy to a CDN (when --ship argument present)

Build options

• gulp clean: Deletes all build output (/dist, /lib, /temp, etc.).
• gulp build: Transpiles all TypeScript & SCSS to JavaScript & CSS, generates source map files & TypeScript type declaration files
• gulp bundle [--ship|-p|--production]: Runs gulp task build, then uses webpack to create the JavaScript bundle(s) and component manifest(s) as defined in ./config/config.json. The --ship, -p or --production argument specifies a production build that will generate minified bundles.
• gulp serve [--ship|-p|--production]: Runs gulp tasks build, bundle & starts the local webserver. Depending on the project type, it opens the browser and navigates to the local workbench or specified URL (in the case of extension components). The --ship, -p or --production argument specifies a production build that modifies the resulting package for production hosting rather than local hosting of assets.
• gulp package-solution: Creates the SharePoint Package (.sppkg) file.
• gulp dist: Creates a production-ready SharePoint Package (.sppkg) file. The following gulp task gets executed in this specific order gulp clean, gulp bundle, gulp package-solution.
• gulp dev: Creates a development-ready SharePoint Package (.sppkg) file. The following gulp task will be executed in this specific order gulp clean, gulp bundle, gulp package-solution.

View all available gulp tasks by running gulp --tasks

More information on SharePoint Framework

Contribute

Feel free to contribute and extend the functionality of the faq list.