Sp-dev-fx-webparts: modern Script - Jira Widget

[sheiknaveed87]

Dear Team,
Can anyone help me on how can I embed jira widget on sharepoint modern page. I am able to embed the below script in classic sharepoint site. Also I can use this code in an html page which workd fine. Below is how it should look.

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[PathToSharePoint]

Before trying to embed this generic widget, did you look into custom connectors that Atlassian might have made available to Microsoft 365 users? I don't know about SharePoint (check the marketplace), but I know that for Microsoft Teams there are Jira connectors for both server and cloud.

If you really need this widget, there are solutions around to replicate in SPFx the behavior of the classic CEWP. I didn't see any in this repository though, I guess that's because it's not considered a best practice.

[sheiknaveed87]

I checked with Atlassian support team. They do not have any custome
connector. Even i checked in sgarepoint store.

On Fri, 18 Sep 2020, 11:59 pm PathToSharePoint, [e-mail]
wrote:

Before trying to embed this generic widget, did you look into custom
connectors that Atlassian might make available to Microsoft 365 users? I
don't know about SharePoint (check the marketplace), but I know that for
Microsoft Teams there are Jira connectors for both server and cloud.

If you really need this specific widget, there are solutions around to
replicate in SPFx the behavior of the classic CEWP. I didn't see any in
this repository though, I guess that's because it's not considered a best
practice.

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[sheiknaveed87]

I was thinking, you might help me in this

On Sat, 19 Sep 2020, 12:01 am sheik naveed, [e-mail] wrote:

I checked with Atlassian support team. They do not have any custome
connector. Even i checked in sgarepoint store.

On Fri, 18 Sep 2020, 11:59 pm PathToSharePoint, [e-mail]
wrote:

Before trying to embed this generic widget, did you look into custom
connectors that Atlassian might make available to Microsoft 365 users? I
don't know about SharePoint (check the marketplace), but I know that for
Microsoft Teams there are Jira connectors for both server and cloud.

If you really need this specific widget, there are solutions around to
replicate in SPFx the behavior of the classic CEWP. I didn't see any in
this repository though, I guess that's because it's not considered a best
practice.

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[PathToSharePoint]

Sure! I might have some suggestions, but let's first see what others who know the repository better have to say.
cc @hugoabernier

[sheiknaveed87]

@PathToSharePoint , can you help me to resolve this case

[PathToSharePoint]

Here is a solution you could try:
https://spjsblog.com/modern-cewp/

Disclaimers:

• as I said above this is not a best practice, rather a quick fix
• I haven't tried the solution myself, I just know the site as a reputable source

[sheiknaveed87]

I tried this but still it doesnt show on the modern sharepoint page

On Mon, Sep 21, 2020 at 5:35 AM PathToSharePoint [e-mail]
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Here is a solution you could try:
https://spjsblog.com/modern-cewp/

Disclaimers:

• as I said above this is not a best practice, rather a quick fix
• I haven't tried the solution myself, I just know the site as a
  reputable source

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[PathToSharePoint]

If you are having an issue with that specific Web Part, I would recommend to contact the author on his forum:
https://spjsblog.com/forums/forum/modern-cewp/

[sheiknaveed87]

other code world but this specific code dosent work.

On Mon, Sep 21, 2020 at 7:21 AM PathToSharePoint [e-mail]
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If you are having an issue with that specific Web Part, I would recommend
to contact the author on his forum:
https://spjsblog.com/forums/forum/modern-cewp/

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[PathToSharePoint]

I talked to the Microsoft dev team and they had two suggestions.

The first one is what I already suggested: use a third party custom CEWP. This removes the safety net offered by SPFx and you are on your own. If your specific code doesn't work, again I would recommend to talk to the Web Part author directly and be specific about the error message you are getting.

The second option is a lot more involved and AFAIK there is no solution published, so no guarantee it would work. The idea is to use the Teams SDK instead of SPFx, and build a custom solution that leverages the Jira connectors. Then you can package the Teams solution to publish it on SharePoint.

[PopWarner]

Hi @sheiknaveed87...Thank you for the inquiry.

Are you looking to have the JIRA component displayed on every page within a site collection or only a specific page?

If you are looking to display it only on a single page, then as @PathToSharePoint pointed out, a CEWP could be used for you.

Although, I believe you are likely wanting to display the JIRA assets on every page in your desired site collection.

This can be easily accomplished using an SPFx Application Customizer Extension. From my experiences integrating JIRA, their JS is fairly unobtrusive and will absolutely position the JIRA call to actions within the DOM.

The SharePoint documentation provides an excellent tutorial on creating an SPFx Application Customizer extension. The SPFx AC allows you to include custom functionality that is loaded on every page in the Site Collection where the AC is installed.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/extensions/get-started/build-a-hello-world-extension

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[PathToSharePoint]

@sheiknaveed87 I just released a "Dangerous Content Web Part" that is meant as a replacement for a classic CEWP.

The current version is 0.9.1 and license is MIT - use at your own risk. You can download the sppkg file from github directly:
https://github.com/PathToSharePoint/dangerous-content-web-part/tree/main/sharepoint/solution

I also found out that sp-dev-fx-webparts has a sample for this purpose:
https://github.com/pnp/sp-dev-fx-webparts/tree/master/samples/react-script-editor

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