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Connect to SharePoint using MSAL and KeyVault

This is a demo project for the blog at cann0nf0dder.wordpress.com.

A console application using MSAL and .NET Core to connect to SharePoint Online.

Setup

Prepare Azure

  • Create an Azure AD app registration (with the Client Certificate)
  • Create a KeyVault
  • Store the Certificate in the KeyVault
  • Store the ClientID in the KeyVault Secrets
  • Grant Application permissions for SharePoint > Sites.FullControl.All

This has been automated in a PowerShell Script. In the PowerShell folder run the .\install-AzureEnvironment.ps1

az login
.\Install-AzureEnvironment.ps1 -Environment:<TenantName> -Name:SharePointMSAL

This will create the following in your environment if your TenantName is Contso

  • Resource Group: Consto-SharePointMSAL
  • App Registration: Contso-SharePointMSAL, granted with SharePoint > Sites.FullControl.All
  • Key Vault: Contso-SharePointMSAL (Note:Will be truncated to 24 characters if longer)
  • CertificateName stored in KeyVault as: Contso-SharePointMSAL
  • ClientId stored in KeyVault Secret as: ConstoSharePointMSAL

Prepare the Console Application

Update the appsettings.json file for your environment

{
    "environment": "<tenantName>",
    "name": "SharePointMSAL",
    "site": "<relative URL e.g, /sites/teamsite>"
}