MSGraphPSEssentials
0.6.0
A collection of functions enabling easier consumption of Microsoft Graph using just PowerShell (Desktop/Core).
Minimum PowerShell version
5.1
Installation Options
Owners
Copyright
(c) 2020 Jeremy Bradshaw. All rights reserved.
Package Details
Author(s)
- Jeremy.Bradshaw@Outlook.com
Tags
MicrosoftGraph OAuth App-Only Delegated DeviceCode JWT AccessToken RefreshToken
Functions
New-MSGraphAccessToken New-MSGraphRequest New-SelfSignedMSGraphApplicationCertificate New-MSGraphPoPToken Add-MSGraphApplicationKeyCredential Remove-MSGraphApplicationKeyCredential ConvertFrom-JWTAccessToken New-RefreshTokenCredential Get-AccessTokenExpiration
PSEditions
Dependencies
This module has no dependencies.
Release Notes
v0.6.0 (2022-01-12):
- Updated New-MSGraphRequest to no longer be a recursive function in order to gracefully avoid call depth
overflow, in the event that there are too many nextLink's (i.e., too may users to return in large orgs). It is
still recommended to use the $top OData query option to set a larger page size to reduce the number of
nextLink's required to fetch all results. This change just avoids any issues with call depth overflow,
regardless of proactive/strategic $top usage.
- Updated New-MSGraphAccessToken so that it includes a new property in the output - 'issued_at'. This new
property will be used by Get-AccessTokenExpiration.
- Updated Get-AccessTokenExpiration so that it does its check using the 'issued_at' and 'expires_in' properties
from objects output by New-MSGraphAccessToken. This is being done because during a Microsoft Identity Platform
webinar, I learned that Microsoft will soon begin encrypting all access tokens and that they should never be
looked at by programs, including to determine when they'll expire. With the shimmmed-in 'issue_at' property,
combined with the already-included expires_in property that comes with the access_token, we can still
accomplish the same goal.
FileList
- MSGraphPSEssentials.nuspec
- MSGraphPSEssentials.psd1
- MSGraphPSEssentials.psm1