Andrew Koltyakov

Silly question but does the user account has corresponding permissions? Another one, can it be that mixed authentication is used?

Hey @samperrow, Do you have an idea how I could configure on-prem instance with strict-origin to verify if it works? Could you check are you able consuming SharePoint API via...

Hi @ashishpCACTUS, Thanks for using sp-rest-proxy and good feedback. Please check auth configuration via environment variables: https://github.com/koltyakov/node-sp-auth-config#environment-variables Key things: - Password/secret is encoded using machine key with ethernet adapter as...

Hi @noah09dvlpr, 1. No, sp-rest-proxy is a toolchain for development time. One should use anonymously exposed APIs for nothing but a local dev boosting. You need to deploy your React...

Generally, Node.js servers are not deployed to IIS. IIS doesn't support Node.js OOTB, there are some experimental extensions but IIS is not the way running Node anyways. You can proxy...

> I face the below error when I try to build the app. Not an error, warning. One of the linter plugins has a restriction for TypeScript version. You don't...

Hey @MisterFredy, Thanks for the interest in dealing with SharePoint in Golang! A list can be added [this way](https://github.com/koltyakov/gosip/blob/master/api/lists_test.go#L31). The add method: https://github.com/koltyakov/gosip/blob/master/api/lists.go#L69 The second parameter is the optional settings,...

Have you seen docs? https://go.spflow.com/samples/basic-crud

It's a bit redundant repeating initiation in each article. Most of them assumes a reference to the same steps described [here](https://go.spflow.com/#usage-insights). Does it make more sense?

Added a separate article in samples with configuration and some notes https://go.spflow.com/samples/library-initiation