Powershell script to list onedrive files with embed code

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Powershell script to list onedrive files with embed code

Mina Tawfik 6

Hi,
Maybe I was not clear enough.
I have onedrive account. I uploaded lots of PDF files to it.
Now, on each one, I click on the pdf file and generate embed code. This code I copy to a website to show the pdf on the page.

My request here is to script the following:

list all file names in the folder
generate the embed code for each one.

Out put that is a output file:
file name | code for this file

It would be better this output file to be csv file so that I can read it later on. But any file would do at this time as each file embed code takes a lot of time to generate.

Anyone can help???

Rich Matheisen 47,901 Reputation points

2020-08-18T14:51:36.913+00:00

You weren't clear when you posted your previous question, and you still aren't.

When you define "the embed code" and/or "code for this file" perhaps someone might be able to help.

If you're asking how to extract text from a PDF you're better off using command line tool like Ghostscript. If that's not what you're looking for then please be explicit in you description of your goal.
MotoX80 36,401 Reputation points

2020-08-19T00:33:26.363+00:00

I believe that he's right clicking the file and selecting "Share" to get the HTTPS://1.drv.ms address which he then uses as the "src=" in an html embed statement.

I don't know how to do that or if it can even be done. Either way I assume that Q&A has the same policy as the TN forums and "we don't write scripts on request, show us what you've tried and we'll try to help".
Rich Matheisen 47,901 Reputation points

2020-08-19T02:10:36.81+00:00

If that's what he wants then he'd probably have to use the API for OneDrive. I answered his previous question (which it looks like he's deleted) by giving him the suggestion to use the "OneDrive" module (Install-Module -Name OneDrive) to get the list of files and, from that, to get the metadata for the file.
Anonymous

2020-08-19T03:17:04.643+00:00

I believe he's using onedrive in Microsoft 365

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Rich Matheisen 47,901 Reputation points

2020-08-18T14:51:36.913+00:00

You weren't clear when you posted your previous question, and you still aren't.

When you define "the embed code" and/or "code for this file" perhaps someone might be able to help.

If you're asking how to extract text from a PDF you're better off using command line tool like Ghostscript. If that's not what you're looking for then please be explicit in you description of your goal.
MotoX80 36,401 Reputation points

2020-08-19T00:33:26.363+00:00

I believe that he's right clicking the file and selecting "Share" to get the HTTPS://1.drv.ms address which he then uses as the "src=" in an html embed statement.

I don't know how to do that or if it can even be done. Either way I assume that Q&A has the same policy as the TN forums and "we don't write scripts on request, show us what you've tried and we'll try to help".
Rich Matheisen 47,901 Reputation points

2020-08-19T02:10:36.81+00:00

If that's what he wants then he'd probably have to use the API for OneDrive. I answered his previous question (which it looks like he's deleted) by giving him the suggestion to use the "OneDrive" module (Install-Module -Name OneDrive) to get the list of files and, from that, to get the metadata for the file.
Anonymous

2020-08-19T03:17:04.643+00:00

I believe he's using onedrive in Microsoft 365

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Anonymous

Hi,
Regarding Azure powershell based issue, I suggest you refer to experts from the following forum to get professional support:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/topics/single/24.html

Best Regards,
Ian

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