Python Download Files From SharePoint Using Office365 Rest Package Part 1

I have made a previous video on downloading files from SharePoint using the SharePlum package, but in this video we will be using the Office365 Rest Client package.

I will be added on to source which can be find on my GitHub account (view below).

This package has more features and I will be making more videos related to other features, like:
- Download SharePoint List
- Upload File to SharePoint
- Get File Version
- Create SharePoint List
- Download the Latest File

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[vmdcortes]

This was the best video related to this I have ever seen, the documentation was not enough but with your video everything was clear, thank you so much!!! It worked perfectly!

[VLeite]

Hey Lu! Thanks for this content, helped me out a lot!

[thaleslessacosta]

Thanks for the awsome video and code, man ! I've been searching for something like this for some time.

[LuisGabrielFabres]

hi.. excellent video. Like several who post here, I am waiting for your tests with access through a token. Thanks for sharing.

[simmonslucas]

I have never worked with SharePoint. Also, Microsoft has soo much deprecated tech and I was really feeling the knowledge debt. I had been heading in the many wrong directions.
I can't tell you how much I needed this series!

[pythondeveloper]

Awesome !!! Most awaited Great work are super talented
Proud subscriber 😄

[Golm]

Really awesome video to understand the process!!

[renerivera]

Awesome source for python office365. Thanks

[jndesign]

Hey Lu, thanks for this. Very helpful. Doing an enterprise version with Token or Cert would be great for those of us working in an enterprise environment.

[alexl]

Thx! You made my day🤘🤘. The damn original docu s**cks, you never want get a list of a sharepoint folder if you do it like the original docu suggests....

[AlejoVesga]

Im developer and I was trying all day because the library didn't work for me and I don't know what you do in the video but I followed it step by step and it worked for me, the best.

[jahelramirez]

Thank you very much for this video, it has been of great help.

[cordeiro.thiago]

que maravilha, funcionou perfeitamente (pt-BR)
amazing, it worked perfectly

[wesleytsang]

Thanks for the tutorial Lu, this is very helpful. I do have a question: Does this library support OAuth? If so, can you provide any pointers on integrating that with your demo?

[Subranna]

Hey Lu, do you have downloading files from MFA authenticated Sharepoint using python scripts?

[jenniferklemisch]

Hi - thanks for detailed walk throughs. Have you sorted out how to download by GUID id rather than relative url? I'm connected with client id and secrets. The only way I could get the file list to work is by using get by title.().get_items(). Then I was able to get the File objects with get_file_by_id using the GUID. However, now I can't get the actual file binary or read the file object. Three isn't a relative url in the document library list for each item.

[Cordycep]

Hello: anywaya not store login credential in a script. Anyway to havethe login screen popup when access Azure? thanks

[rashedanwar]

Hi Lu, wondering if you have any video/example on App ID / Secret based authentication instead of Username and Password.

[gameoftradingpsychology]

Hi Thanks for this video, Can we download, save and upload the file at the same time (from one SharePoint site to another SharePoint site.?

[Yuya]

Great video super helpful! How would you go about disabling ssl certificates with Office 365 rest API?