Streamline Your Workflow with Invoice HTML for Teams

Invoice html for teams

I'm going to show you how to embed a custom web page in teams with net and visual studio so you have a dashboard or web portal or really anything and want to show it inside a teams there's a few places you can do that like as a tab in a Channel or as a tab for each user for net developers we've made it simple to get started with a new app inside of Visual Studio after you the Microsoft teams developer tools using the visual studio installer create a new project using Microsoft teams app project template after you do that a dialogue appears where you can choose to start from different ways to extend teams like a tab a bot or a message extension to embed a custom web page a tab is a good place to start so I'm going to choose that all right a new project is created and it uses Blazer a modern web framer for.net to implement a sample web page that's ready for you to customize the project is set up to work with teams toolkit our vs extension that helps you automate a lot of the configuration for teams app and the dependencies you'll need to integrate with teams like if you want to support single sign on you'll need an enter ID app registration linked to your teams app all right taking a look through the solution the app package directory contains your teams app manifest and the icons I mentioned earlier the EnV directory has environment files for teams toolkit that contain all of the automatically generated configuration values like your team's app ID which is the unique identifier for your app the infr directory is an optional set of files that you can use to help automate the hosting of your project in Azure and teams toolkit has a bunch of features that help you provision and deploy the cloud resources the yaml files are a flexible way to create composable automation task for teams toolkit to help you speed up the development workflow for teams the project template also includes a few packages from nougat you can take a look at those that you might want to use for accessing things like Microsoft graph building UI components that look and feel like teams using fluent UI and the teams FX SDK which has some helper methods for interacting with graph and teams okay before I start running the project though I need need to set up a few dependencies like I mentioned earlier so that teams knows about my app Team tokit automates all the setup using the teams app. local. file and you can trigger running all these automation steps by right clicking on the project and using the teams toolkit prepare teams app dependencies menu all right so a dialogue appears when I select that and you can choose which organization or teams you want to create this app in by signing in with that Microsoft 365 account you'll need to have permission to upload custom apps to do this selecting continue will run all of those automation tasks in that EML file in order and the generated outputs from those tasks will be saved to the environment variables inside the environment files when that completes then you can start debugging by default start debugging will start the Blazer app normally but also launch a teams web client in a new browser session after a few seconds the dialogue appears and prompts you to add your app just like this and then you can select the add button to update the teams client with your new app manifest and open your web page in teams here's my blazer web page running as a tab inside teams and the sample code demonstrates how to use graph to get some information about the current user that requires delegated permissions which you can try out by selecting the authorized button here and if you go ahead and Grant those permissions the app will get your name and profile image from graph and display it just like that you can jump back to visual studio modify the code set breakpoints and continue like you would with any other net Blazer project remember to use teams toolkit menus to trigger the automation steps anytime you make changes to your app manifest otherwise you can start stop and run the project as you normally would look the point here is that if you're a net developer you're also a teams developer using teams toolkit for visual studio can help with all the team stuff and let you get back to focusing on code I've put links to the documentation and other resources that will help you learn about teams toolkit and explore what else you can extend in teams in the description below so if you're net developer and want to see more content like this hit the like button and subscribe thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one