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Graph API for retrieving the metadata and body of Outlook and Microsoft calendar
In this project, I am retrieving the data from Outlook and the calendar of the user. So here are the following steps by which I achieved that
Authenticate the user using MSAL.
I authenticate the user using MSAL I implemented login and logout functionality for the user in that process I stored the access token of the user so that I can retrieve their data.
Metadata and event body of the Calendar:
I hit this endpoint to retrieve the metadata and event body of the calendar. https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/events
Metadata and event body of the of the Outlook:
For achieving this milestone I hit this endpoints 'https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/messages?$select=id,subject,body,sender,toRecipients'
Here you can see all those results in the console as well.
For retrieving all these data I used the React.js framework.
#For run this application 1 clone the repo and do npm I 2. After that just do npm start.
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