powerpoint package

Classes

PowerPoint.Application
PowerPoint.Presentation
PowerPoint.RequestContext

The RequestContext object facilitates requests to the PowerPoint application. Since the Office add-in and the PowerPoint application run in two different processes, the request context is required to get access to the PowerPoint object model from the add-in.

Interfaces

PowerPoint.Interfaces.BulletFormatData

An interface describing the data returned by calling bulletFormat.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.BulletFormatUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the BulletFormat object, for use in bulletFormat.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.CollectionLoadOptions

Provides ways to load properties of only a subset of members of a collection.

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ParagraphFormatData

An interface describing the data returned by calling paragraphFormat.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ParagraphFormatUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the ParagraphFormat object, for use in paragraphFormat.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.PresentationData

An interface describing the data returned by calling presentation.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.PresentationLoadOptions
PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling shapeCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the ShapeCollection object, for use in shapeCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeData

An interface describing the data returned by calling shape.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeFillData

An interface describing the data returned by calling shapeFill.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeFillUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the ShapeFill object, for use in shapeFill.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeFontData

An interface describing the data returned by calling shapeFont.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeFontUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the ShapeFont object, for use in shapeFont.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeLineFormatData

An interface describing the data returned by calling shapeLineFormat.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeLineFormatUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the ShapeLineFormat object, for use in shapeLineFormat.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeScopedCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling shapeScopedCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeScopedCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the ShapeScopedCollection object, for use in shapeScopedCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.ShapeUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the Shape object, for use in shape.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slideCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the SlideCollection object, for use in slideCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slide.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideLayoutCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slideLayoutCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideLayoutCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the SlideLayoutCollection object, for use in slideLayoutCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideLayoutData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slideLayout.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideMasterCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slideMasterCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideMasterCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the SlideMasterCollection object, for use in slideMasterCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideMasterData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slideMaster.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideScopedCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling slideScopedCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.SlideScopedCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the SlideScopedCollection object, for use in slideScopedCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TagCollectionData

An interface describing the data returned by calling tagCollection.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TagCollectionUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the TagCollection object, for use in tagCollection.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TagData

An interface describing the data returned by calling tag.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TagUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the Tag object, for use in tag.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TextFrameData

An interface describing the data returned by calling textFrame.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TextFrameUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the TextFrame object, for use in textFrame.set({ ... }).

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TextRangeData

An interface describing the data returned by calling textRange.toJSON().

PowerPoint.Interfaces.TextRangeUpdateData

An interface for updating data on the TextRange object, for use in textRange.set({ ... }).

Enums

PowerPoint.ErrorCodes

Functions

PowerPoint.createPresentation(base64File)

Creates and opens a new presentation. Optionally, the presentation can be pre-populated with a base64-encoded .pptx file.

[ API set: PowerPointApi 1.1 ]

PowerPoint.run(batch)

Executes a batch script that performs actions on the PowerPoint object model, using a new RequestContext. When the promise is resolved, any tracked objects that were automatically allocated during execution will be released.

PowerPoint.run(object, batch)

Executes a batch script that performs actions on the PowerPoint object model, using the RequestContext of a previously-created API object. When the promise is resolved, any tracked objects that were automatically allocated during execution will be released.

PowerPoint.run(objects, batch)

Executes a batch script that performs actions on the PowerPoint object model, using the RequestContext of previously-created API objects.

Function Details

PowerPoint.createPresentation(base64File)

Creates and opens a new presentation. Optionally, the presentation can be pre-populated with a base64-encoded .pptx file.

[ API set: PowerPointApi 1.1 ]

export function createPresentation(base64File?: string): Promise<void>;

Parameters

base64File

string

Optional. The base64-encoded .pptx file. The default value is null.

Returns

Promise<void>

Examples

const myFile = <HTMLInputElement>document.getElementById("file");
const reader = new FileReader();

reader.onload = (event) => {
  // Remove the metadata before the base64-encoded string.
  const startIndex = reader.result.toString().indexOf("base64,");
  const copyBase64 = reader.result.toString().substr(startIndex + 7);

  PowerPoint.createPresentation(copyBase64);
};

// Read in the file as a data URL so we can parse the base64-encoded string.
reader.readAsDataURL(myFile.files[0]);

PowerPoint.run(batch)

Executes a batch script that performs actions on the PowerPoint object model, using a new RequestContext. When the promise is resolved, any tracked objects that were automatically allocated during execution will be released.

export function run<T>(batch: (context: PowerPoint.RequestContext) => OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>): OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>;

Parameters

batch

(context: PowerPoint.RequestContext) => OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>

A function that takes in a RequestContext and returns a promise (typically, just the result of "context.sync()"). The context parameter facilitates requests to the PowerPoint application. Since the Office add-in and the PowerPoint application run in two different processes, the RequestContext is required to get access to the PowerPoint object model from the add-in.

Returns

PowerPoint.run(object, batch)

Executes a batch script that performs actions on the PowerPoint object model, using the RequestContext of a previously-created API object. When the promise is resolved, any tracked objects that were automatically allocated during execution will be released.

export function run<T>(object: OfficeExtension.ClientObject, batch: (context: PowerPoint.RequestContext) => OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>): OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>;

Parameters

object
OfficeExtension.ClientObject

A previously-created API object. The batch will use the same RequestContext as the passed-in object, which means that any changes applied to the object will be picked up by "context.sync()".

batch

(context: PowerPoint.RequestContext) => OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>

A function that takes in a RequestContext and returns a promise (typically, just the result of "context.sync()"). The context parameter facilitates requests to the PowerPoint application. Since the Office add-in and the PowerPoint application run in two different processes, the RequestContext is required to get access to the PowerPoint object model from the add-in.

Returns

PowerPoint.run(objects, batch)

Executes a batch script that performs actions on the PowerPoint object model, using the RequestContext of previously-created API objects.

export function run<T>(objects: OfficeExtension.ClientObject[], batch: (context: PowerPoint.RequestContext) => OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>): OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>;

Parameters

objects

OfficeExtension.ClientObject[]

An array of previously-created API objects. The array will be validated to make sure that all of the objects share the same context. The batch will use this shared RequestContext, which means that any changes applied to these objects will be picked up by "context.sync()".

batch

(context: PowerPoint.RequestContext) => OfficeExtension.IPromise<T>

A function that takes in a RequestContext and returns a promise (typically, just the result of "context.sync()"). The context parameter facilitates requests to the PowerPoint application. Since the Office add-in and the PowerPoint application run in two different processes, the RequestContext is required to get access to the PowerPoint object model from the add-in.

Returns