Microsoft Teams

[scboy]

Has anyone created a workflow to work Microsoft Teams? Would love to see one that allows you to message from Alfred. Thank you

[Adam Smith]

I would also be very interested in this.

[blizzrdof77]

Same.

[lynxlinius]

+1 

[xgo]

Oh wow this has been on my mind a long time now. Not sure how easy this would be, being an electron app, but if it's doable I'm a solid solid +1!

[deanishe]

1 hour ago, xgo said:

being an electron app

 

If it's an Electron app, then client-side scripting is probably out of the question: Electron doesn't support AppleScript.

 

Guys, just posting "+1" is very unlikely to get you any closer to having a Teams workflow.

 

There are plenty of people who’ll help if you write the workflow yourself, and others will write you a simple workflow based on an API you've found. But not many will look at a thread of “+1” posts and decide to do literally all of the work for you.

 

Put in a bit of effort yourselves (e.g. go find out if there's an API), and someone who can help is much more likely to reciprocate.

[akra5ia]

I'm beginning to look into using Microsoft Graph to interact with MS Teams from Alfred. Anyone aware if that is already been done? This is a big workflow so a collaborative effort with engineers and users would make this a very valuable integration. Not sure how to do that other than GitHub or something.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/teams-concept-overview

[deanishe]

40 minutes ago, akra5ia said:

Anyone aware if that is already been done?

 

I can't say I've ever seen one, and Google says "no". This thread is the top hit for a search.

 

40 minutes ago, akra5ia said:

This is a big workflow so a collaborative effort with engineers and users would make this a very valuable integration. Not sure how to do that other than GitHub or something.

 

GitHub's probably your best bet. I wouldn't expect a lot of collaborators though. Very few workflows are collaborative efforts, and AFAIK I'm the only actual coder who's posted in this thread apart from you. There doesn't seem to be a lot of interest from people who could actually help.

Edited August 25, 2020 by deanishe

[akra5ia]

I'll see what I can do then.  

[KD987]

This is simple, but, a workflow that opens links to your most commonly used Microsoft teams meetings is useful. It is not dynamic, unfortunately, but it does help so save a few seconds for your regular recurring meetings. You can pull those links from the teams meeting invites.

[xgo]

On 9/15/2020 at 3:25 PM, KD987 said:

This is simple, but, a workflow that opens links to your most commonly used Microsoft teams meetings is useful. It is not dynamic, unfortunately, but it does help so save a few seconds for your regular recurring meetings. You can pull those links from the teams meeting invites.

Interesting workaround. Are the blacked out options your meeting 'names' that you can use alfred to parse? 

 

I have installed Meeter (https://trymeeter.com/) and it works perfectly - my hotkey just makes me join whatever meeting I have at the moment, directly in Teams (the prompt asking about devices and 'click to join'). I've seen a few conflicts with all day events 'hiding' normal meetings, but for 90% of my usecases it works well.

 

[Brad37]

Any luck with this?

 

I would like to create a meeting URL in Microsoft Teams from Alfred.  I tried the Meeter app and it didn't give me this ability.

[Habeeb]

seems like there is nothing started on this yet, I'm willing to collaborate. let me know if anyone is interested

On 8/26/2020 at 1:53 AM, akra5ia said:

I'm beginning to look into using Microsoft Graph to interact with MS Teams from Alfred. Anyone aware if that is already been done? This is a big workflow so a collaborative effort with engineers and users would make this a very valuable integration. Not sure how to do that other than GitHub or something.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/teams-concept-overview

[JonSmith]

I'm also willing to collaborate, though most of my programming experience is in PowerShell. I do understand programming concepts and have worked with MsGraph before. But, Microsoft does have TeamsJS which might be work looking into for Alfred.