Adds engage community user add. Closes #6293
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| `--userNames [userNames]` | ||
| : The user principal names of users. You can also pass a comma-separated list of UPNs. Specify either `ids` or `userNames` but not both. | ||
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| `--entraGroupId [entraGroupId]` |
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I'd say place this one right below communityDisplayName, as it's an optionset
| async getCommunityIdByEntraGroupId(entraGroupId: string): Promise<string> { | ||
| const communities = await odata.getAllItems<Community>('https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/employeeExperience/communities?$select=id,groupId'); | ||
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| const filtereCommunities = communities.filter(c => c.groupId === entraGroupId); |
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Let's use find() instead of filter() (and fix the typo in the const name)
| const filtereCommunities = communities.filter(c => c.groupId === entraGroupId); | |
| const filteredCommunities = communities.find(c => c.groupId === entraGroupId); |
| * @returns The ID of the Viva Engage group. | ||
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| async getEntraGroupIdByCommunityDisplayName(displayName: string): Promise<string> { | ||
| const communityId = await this.getCommunityIdByDisplayName(displayName); |
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You're doing in two requests what can be done in one. Or so it seems.
Also, I dont think there's real value in a helper method that only retrieves the entra group Id for a community. Let's rewrite getCommunityIdByDisplayName to getCommunityByDisplayName and use that to get the group and its Id.
| * @param displayName Community display name. | ||
| * @returns The ID of the Viva Engage community. | ||
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| async getCommunityIdByDisplayName(displayName: string): Promise<string> { |
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I think it's more logical to just have a function that returns the community. So let's rename this one to getCommunityByDisplayName.
Of course it's important to only $select what we need. What you could do is add an optional selectProperties: string[] parameter on this function, so that it's possible to optimize the request (if necessary).
In this case we'd be able to call the function as follows: getCommunityByDisplayName("Some community", ["id"]).
In the case of retrieving the entra group id, we could run getCommunityByDisplayName("Some community", ["groupId"]).
| * @param entraGroupId The ID of the Microsoft Entra group. | ||
| * @returns The ID of the Viva Engage community. | ||
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| async getCommunityIdByEntraGroupId(entraGroupId: string): Promise<string> { |
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Same here, let's return the entire community object by default, and let's allow to select specific properties using a selectProperties string[] parameter.
| * @param communityId The ID of the Viva Engage community. | ||
| * @returns The ID of the Viva Engage group. | ||
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| async getEntraGroupIdByCommunityId(communityId: string): Promise<string> { |
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Lets ditch this method in favor of reusing getCommunityByDisplayName('communityName', ['groupId'])
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Hi @MathijsVerbeeck, do you have the time to conclude the work on these two viva PR's soon? I'm in the presupposition they need to be included in v10. So I'd hope to merge them sometime soon. |
Closes #6293