class EmployeeExperienceController
EmployeeExperienceController is a SharePoint entity class that represents the Employee Experience controller in Office 365 SharePoint, inheriting from the base Entity class.
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Purpose
This class serves as a controller for managing employee experience features within SharePoint Online. It acts as a data model representing the Employee Experience service endpoint in SharePoint, allowing interaction with employee-focused features and settings. As it currently contains only a pass statement, it inherits all functionality from the Entity base class and may serve as a placeholder for future employee experience-specific methods or as a type marker for SharePoint API operations.
Source Code
class EmployeeExperienceController(Entity):
pass
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
bases |
Entity | - |
Parameter Details
bases: Inherits from Entity class, which is the base class for all SharePoint entities. This provides core functionality for interacting with SharePoint REST API endpoints, including property management, serialization, and HTTP operations.
Return Value
Instantiation returns an EmployeeExperienceController object that represents a SharePoint Employee Experience entity. The object inherits all methods and properties from the Entity base class, enabling interaction with SharePoint's Employee Experience service through the REST API.
Class Interface
Methods
__init__(context, resource_path=None, **kwargs)
Purpose: Initializes the EmployeeExperienceController instance (inherited from Entity)
Parameters:
context: ClientContext object representing the SharePoint connectionresource_path: Optional ResourcePath object specifying the entity's location in SharePointkwargs: Additional keyword arguments passed to the Entity base class
Returns: None (constructor)
get() -> Self
Purpose: Queues a GET request to retrieve the entity's properties from SharePoint (inherited from Entity)
Returns: Returns self for method chaining, allowing execute_query() to be called
execute_query() -> Self
Purpose: Executes all queued requests to SharePoint (inherited from Entity)
Returns: Returns self after executing the query
Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
context |
ClientContext | The SharePoint client context used for API communication (inherited from Entity) | instance |
properties |
dict | Dictionary containing the entity's properties loaded from SharePoint (inherited from Entity) | instance |
resource_path |
ResourcePath | The resource path identifying this entity's location in SharePoint (inherited from Entity) | instance |
Dependencies
office365-runtimeoffice365-sharepoint
Required Imports
from office365.sharepoint.employeeexperience.employee_experience_controller import EmployeeExperienceController
Usage Example
from office365.sharepoint.client_context import ClientContext
from office365.runtime.auth.user_credential import UserCredential
from office365.sharepoint.employeeexperience.employee_experience_controller import EmployeeExperienceController
# Authenticate to SharePoint
site_url = 'https://yourtenant.sharepoint.com/sites/yoursite'
credentials = UserCredential('username@tenant.com', 'password')
ctx = ClientContext(site_url).with_credentials(credentials)
# Access Employee Experience Controller
# Note: Typically accessed through context or parent objects
ee_controller = EmployeeExperienceController(ctx)
# The class inherits Entity methods for property access and updates
ee_controller.get().execute_query()
# Access properties inherited from Entity
properties = ee_controller.properties
Best Practices
- This class should typically be instantiated through the SharePoint ClientContext or retrieved from parent objects rather than directly instantiated
- Ensure proper authentication is established before attempting to access Employee Experience features
- Use the inherited get() method followed by execute_query() to load entity properties from SharePoint
- Handle exceptions that may occur during REST API calls, particularly authentication and permission errors
- The class currently has no custom implementation and relies entirely on Entity base class functionality
- Check SharePoint API documentation for available Employee Experience endpoints and operations
- Consider that this may be a placeholder class that will be extended with specific methods in future versions of the library
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