Office Planner PowerShell module
Can the Office Groups PowerShell cmdlet set be extended to include additional commands for Get, Set, New actions relating to Plans, Tasks, Buckets, everything? This should include the ability to save a Plan as an empty template as in SharePoint

9 comments
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Anonymous commented
The powershell module referenced (https://msendpointmgr.com/2019/06/06/powershell-module-for-microsoft-planner/) just acts as a wrapper to do REST calls to the MS Graph.
The problem is that the Graph does not support application permissions for Planner related operations.
I would like a powerful Planner API (be it in Graph / PowerShell module) that allows an app to read all planners in the tenant. That seems not possible at the time of writing.
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Jon Webster commented
Guide
https://www.scconfigmgr.com/2019/06/06/powershell-module-for-microsoft-planner/GitHub module, looks pretty complete
https://github.com/sandytsang/PlannerModule -
Jon Webster commented
The Graph API exists for someone to create a powershell module.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/planner-overview?view=graph-rest-1.0
There are not a lot of commands to build, hopefully someone else publishes this module before I need it bad enough to build the module myself :)
Looks like a module exists, and has the Get-* commands, just need the set-* and new-* commands.
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Gary Schultz commented
I voted for this but doubt it will happen, as it appears Microsoft is pushing for this using Graph API.
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Santosh Singh commented
We are planning to integrate planner with our inhouse project management tool so once a task is created in the application its also visible on the planner would love to have powershell access to automate the same
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Anonymous commented
This is a great idea. It's something many of our users mention when we run a Planner training session.
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Henry Staples commented
Look at the Microsoft Graph API ... currently it's in the Beta version, but not on v1.0
http://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/docs/api-reference/beta/resources/plan -
Jason Bubenicek commented
Yes, please add this. We have users that start a plan the same way each time. They've asked me if there is a way that a Plan could have a standard set of Tasks with Subtasks and notes.
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Russell Stanford commented
Love this idea