Build MS Teams Tab Using SharePoint Framework

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Create Teams Tab using SPFx:

In this post we will see how to add SPFx webpart to MS Teams tab.

In this post we will reuse the excising SPFx solution which we created in this post=> SPFx CRUD using Rest API. & modify few changes for MS Teams. & Below is the Final Output.

2 Important Changes in SPFx Solution:

    1.Webpart.Manifest.json: Under 
        "supportedHosts": ["SharePointWebPart", "TeamsPersonalApp", "TeamsTab",],
        Add TeamsTab & Teams Personal App if it is not present already.

    2. Component File(.tsx): Check for microsoftTeams.context present or not (If present we can implement code for Teams)
        if(this.props.context.sdks.microsoftTeams != null){
              var test = this.props.context.sdks.microsoftTeams.context;
              message = "Welcome to SPFx Teams Tab";
        }
        else{
           message = "Welcome to SPFx SharePoint Webpart";
         }


    To get sppkg file run below command

  •   gulp build --ship

  •   gulp bundle --ship

  •   gulp package-solution --ship

    Upload sppkg in App catalog & Enable the app


"Add to Teams" in App Catalog:

    After enabling the App in App catalog > select Sppkg > Add to Teams > Click 'Add to all sites'
    Note: Before "Add to Teams" (i)we have to add this app to all sites(tenant level) or (ii)relevant            teams site collection.

    Adding as a Webpart in SharePoint Page: First we will add this webpart to the relevant site &        see how it show title(based on our If condition)

    Adding as a Teams Tab: Go to MS Teams site > Teams > + icon > Search your SPFx webpart > Add (Title displayed based on our If condition)



Refer this Video for more details

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