React multi-page client-side web part

Summary

Sample SharePoint Framework client-side web parts built using React illustrating building multi-page web parts.

Poll

Sample poll web part allowing users to vote and view the results.

Used SharePoint Framework Version

Applies to

Solution

Solution	Author(s)
react-multipage	Waldek Mastykarz (MVP, Rencore, @waldekm)

Version history

Version	Date	Comments
1.0.1	May 1 2017	Updated to SPFx GA
1.0.0	November 15, 2016	Initial release

Disclaimer

THIS CODE IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.

Prerequisites

Site Collection created under the /sites/ Managed Path

Minimal Path to Awesome

Poll web part

create list for the poll
- in SharePoint create a new list
- in the list add new column called NumVotes of type Number (you can change the name later if you want)
- in the list add a few items - each representing one of the vote options in your poll (for example for a poll about favorite JavaScript frameworks you would add items like Angular, React, jQuery, etc.)
deploy SharePoint workbench
- clone this repo
- in the command line run
  - npm i
  - gulp serve --nobrowser
- from the ./temp directory create a copy of the workbench.html file and rename it to workbench.aspx
- in the workbench.aspx file change the value of the webAbsoluteUrl property to the absolute URL of your SharePoint site
- upload the workbench.aspx file to a document library in your site
use the web part
- in your web browser navigate to the workbench.aspx page uploaded in your SharePoint site
- add the Poll web part to the canvas
- in the configuration specify the Poll title and optionally the Poll description. Also specify the title of your poll list
- confirm the changes by clicking the Apply button
- select one of the vote options and click the Vote button to submit your vote

Features

This project contains sample client-side web parts built on the SharePoint Framework using React illustrating working with multi-page web parts.

This sample illustrates the following concepts on top of the SharePoint Framework:

using React for building SharePoint Framework client-side web parts
using React components for building multi-page web parts
using React spread operator for passing multiple properties to React components
conditionally rendering React components
managing state in a parent component
navigating between the different pages without changing the URL
styling React applications using Office UI Fabric
using non-reactive web part property pane
chaining multiple ES6 promises
reading and updating SharePoint list items using the SharePoint Framework HttpClient
showing charts using Chart.js and React wrapper for Chart.js

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