There are three ways to install the PnP: PowerShell cmdlets in the PowerShell Gallery, setup files, and installation scripts. PowerShell Gallery (https://www.powershellgallery.com/) is the approach recommended by the PnP team. There are three different versions of PnP PowerShell cmdlets: SharePoint Online, SharePoint on-premises 2013, SharePoint on-premises 2016. The reason they have separate modules for SharePoint on-premises 2013, 2016 and SharePoint Online is that they have different versions of CSOM libraries/SDKs for SharePoint Online and SharePoint on-premises 2013 and 2016.
Installing and working with PnP PowerShell cmdlets
by Prashant G Bhoyar, Martin Machado
PowerShell for Office 365
- Preface
- PowerShell Fundamentals
- Why do we need to learn PowerShell for Office 365?
- PowerShell is a cmdlet based language with verb-noun syntax
- How to pass parameters to cmdlets and storing results as a variable
- How to get help with PowerShell
- How PowerShell is an object-oriented language and how to work with objects
- Using the if and where statements
- Using the for and while loops
- Creating your first script
- Summary
- Managing Office 365 with PowerShell
- Azure AD and Licensing Management
- Managing SharePoint Online Using PowerShell
- A brief overview of the SharePoint APIs
- Setting up your environment
- SharePoint Online scripting
- Summary
- Managing Exchange Online Using PowerShell
- Script Automation
- Patterns and Practices PowerShell
- OneDrive for Business
- PowerShell Core
Installing and working with PnP PowerShell cmdlets
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