This repo provides an example of what a SharePoint add-in might look like with the Chart, DropDownList, and Scheduler components from Kendo UI.

Key files and folders located in the project structure:

• Content The content module for add-in stylesheets (including third-party stylesheets).
• Content/App.css The default stylesheet for the add-in.
• Pages/Default.aspx The default starting page of the add-in.
• Scripts The scripts module for add-in JavaScript resources (including third-party stylesheets).
• Scripts/App.js The default JavaScript file underlying the default starting page.
• AppManifest.xml The deployment package properties for your add-in.

This application demonstrates how to:

• Add Kendo UI into a SharePoint add-in.
• Reference the CDN-based stylesheets for the Office 365 theme that ships with Kendo UI and matches the default theme of SharePoint (works well with other front-end frameworks like Office UI Fabric).
• Configure the DataSource to access the SharePoint REST API.
• Create SharePoint UI with the Chart, DropDownList, and Scheduler components from Kendo UI.

Why it makes sense to use Kendo UI:

• 70+ responsive UI components that integrate with the SharePoint REST API.
• Built-in Office 365 theme.
• Built-in export functionality to most common office formats, such as Excel, PDF and image files.
• Compliance with widely-recognized accessibility standards (WAI-ARIA, WCAG 2.0 and Section 508).

Suggested Links

• General Information and Data-Binding Specifics
• Online Step-by-Step Tutorial