Microsoft Teams Samples

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NOTE: These samples are designed to help understand Microsoft Teams platform capabilities and scenarios. If you are looking for production ready apps then please visit App Templates for Microsoft Teams

Getting Started - Samples and Tutorials

	Sample Name	Description	C#	TypeScript
1	Hello World	Microsoft Teams hello world sample app.	View	View

Tabs samples

	Sample Name	Description	C#	TypeScript	JavaScript
1	Personal tabs	Sample app showing custom personal Tab with ASP. NET Core	MVC, Razor	Yeoman Generator
2	Personal tab quick-start	Sample personal tab quick-start app.		View	View
3	Personal tab with SSO quick-start	Sample personal tab with SSO hello world app.	View	View	View
4	Channel and group tabs	Sample app showing custom group and channel Tab with ASP. NET Core	MVC, Razor	Yeoman Generator
5	Channel and group tab quick-start	Sample channel and group tab hello world app.		View	View
6	Channel and group tab with SSO quick-start	Sample channel and group tab with SSO hello world app.	View	View	View
7	SPFx Tab	Sample app showing Microsoft Teams tabs using SharePoint Framework		View
8	Tab SSO	Microsoft Teams sample app for tabs Azure AD SSO		View ,Teams Toolkit
9	Config Tab Authentication	Microsoft Teams sample app for config tabs Azure AD authentication	View

Bots samples (using the v4 SDK)

NOTE: Visit the Bot Framework Samples repository to view Microsoft Bot Framework v4 SDK task-focused samples for C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python.

	Sample Name	Description	.NET Core	JavaScript	Python
1	Teams Conversation Bot quick-start	Messaging and conversation event handling hello world.		View
2	Teams Conversation Bot SSO quick-start	Messaging and conversation event handling hello world with SSO.	View	View
3	Teams Conversation Bot	Messaging and conversation event handling.	View	View	View
4	Message Reactions	Demonstrates how to create a simple bot that responds to Message Reactions	View	View
5	Authentication with OAuthPrompt	Authentication and basic messaging in Bot Framework v4.	View	View	View
6	Teams File Upload	Exchanging files with a bot in a one-to-one conversation.	View	View	View
7	Task Module	Demonstrating how to retrieve a Task Module and values from cards in it, for a Messaging Extension.	View	View	View
8	Start new thread in a channel	Demonstrating how to create a new thread in a channel.	View	View	View

Additional samples

	Sample Name	Description	.NET Core	JavaScript	Python
1	Proactive Messaging	Sample to highlight solutions to two challenges with building proactive messaging apps in Microsoft Teams.	View
2	Sharepoint List Bot	This sample app shows the interaction between teams bot and SharePoint List, Bot saves the specified details in SharePoint List as back-end	View	View	View

Messaging Extensions samples (using the v4 SDK)

NOTE: Visit the Bot Framework Samples repository to view Microsoft Bot Framework v4 SDK task-focused samples for C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python.

	Sample Name	Description	.NET Core	JavaScript	Python
1	Messaging extensions - search quick-start	Hello world Messaging Extension that accepts search requests and returns results.		View
2	Messaging extensions - search	Messaging Extension that accepts search requests and returns results.	View	View	View
3	Messaging extensions - action quick-start	Hello world Messaging Extension that accepts parameters and returns a card. Also, how to receive a forwarded message as a parameter in a Messaging Extension.		View
4	Messaging extensions - action	Messaging Extension that accepts parameters and returns a card. Also, how to receive a forwarded message as a parameter in a Messaging Extension.	View	View	View
5	Messaging extensions - auth and config	Messaging Extension that has a configuration page, accepts search requests and returns results after the user has signed in.	View	View
6	Messaging extensions - auth and config	Messaging Extension that has a configuration page, accepts search requests and returns results with SSO.		View
7	Messaging extensions - action preview	Demonstrates how to create a Preview and Edit flow for a Messaging Extension.	View	View	View
8	Link unfurling	Messaging Extension that performs link unfurling.	View	View	View

Additional samples

	Sample Name	Description	.NET Core	JavaScript	Python
1	Link unfurling demo of Reddit	Messaging Extension with Link Unfurling Samples for Reddit Links	View

Webhooks and Connectors samples

	Sample Name	Description	C#	TypeScript
1	Connectors	Sample Office 365 Connector generating notifications to teams channel.	View	View
2	Generic connectors sample	Sample code for a generic connector that's easy to customize for any system which supports webhooks.		View
3	Outgoing Webhooks	Samples to create "Custom Bots" to be used in Microsoft Teams.	View	View

Graph APIs

	Sample Name	Description	C#	JavaScript
1	Resource Specific Consent (RSC)	This sample illustrates how you can use Resource Specific Consent (RSC) to call Graph APIs. .	View	View
2	Graph API Channel Life Cycle	This sample illustrates how you can use Graph API Channel Life Cycle to call Graph APIs. .	View

Scenario specific samples

	Sample Name	Description	C#	TypeScript
1	Task Modules	Sample app showing off the Teams Task Module, a way to invoke custom code from a bot, a tab, or both!	View	View
2	Authentication	Sample illustrating seamless inline authentication for Microsoft Teams apps.		View
3	Complete Samples	A template for building complex bots (SDK V3) for Microsoft Teams.	View	View
4	Meetings Extensibility	Microsoft Teams meeting extensibility sample: token passing	View
5	Meeting Content Bubble Bot	Microsoft Teams meeting extensibility sample for iteracting with Content Bubble Bot in-meeting	View	View
6	Region Selection App	This app contains a bot and Tab which is helpful to set the region	View

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