While working on an SPFx development project, I got a requirement to check if a string is in an Enum in TypeScript. There are various methods to do so. I will show you here how to check if a string is in an enum in TypeScript with examples. Enums in TypeScript allow us to define … read more…
Do you know how to check if a given input is an integer in Power Automate? Imagine you are working in a flow where a user inputs or SharePoint list values, and you need to validate whether a string contains a whole number before proceeding to the next steps. If the value is not a … read more…
As a TypeScript developer with over a decade of experience working with enterprise-scale applications, I thought I would share the best practices for naming TypeScript enums. These are the naming conventions I have implemented in my own work and established as standards across development teams in major tech companies. While working with Enums in TypeScript, … read more…
Suppose you are in the middle of creating a Power Automate flow, and you need to check whether an array contains a specific value. Sounds simple, right? But looking into it, you find multiple ways to achieve this. After some research and testing, I found three effective methods to check if an array contains a … read more…
Last week, I worked for a client who needed to process API responses in Power Automate. The challenge? Sometimes, the API would return an empty body, and the flow required to handle it gracefully without breaking. If you have ever encountered this issue, you know how frustrating it can be when your flow fails because … read more…
A few days ago, I worked with a client who needed to check if a field was blank in Power Automate. The requirement was simple before proceeding with certain actions. They wanted to ensure that a specific field wasn’t empty. If it was blank, the flow should take a different path. I will explain how … read more…
Recently, I was working on a TypeScript development project where we wanted to convert a string to an enum. This is a common requirement for TypeScript developers. In this tutorial, I will explain various methods for converting strings to enums in TypeScript with real examples. What are TypeScript Enums? Before diving into the conversion methods, … read more…
Have you ever needed to remind someone about a task deadline or clean up old files without doing it manually? With Power Automate, you can easily automate these tasks. In this tutorial, we will explore how to use dates in Power Automate to automate reminders and file management. Whether you need to check if a … read more…
As a TypeScript developer, I frequently encounter scenarios where I need to loop through an enum to access its keys or values. In this complete tutorial, I’ll show you multiple methods to iterate over TypeScript enums, with practical examples and best practices that I’ve developed through years of TypeScript development. Enums (enumerations) provide a way … read more…
Last week, while working on creating a SharePoint list and column from Excel flow, I needed to create a lookup column using Power Automate dynamically. At first, it seemed tricky since there’s no direct action for creating lookup columns. However, after some research and testing, I found a way to make it work using the Send an HTTP … read more…
A few days ago, while working on a client project, I needed to create multiple columns in a SharePoint list using Power Automate. Everything went smoothly until I realized the Include Time option was enabled by default when I made a Date and Time column. However, the client specifically wanted only the date without the time. Now, … read more…
Have you noticed that the Title column is mandatory by default when you create a SharePoint list using Power Automate? If you try to set it as non-required by directly adding “Required”: false in the HTTP request while creating the list, you’ll likely run into an error because there’s no direct property for that! But … read more…
To become an expert in TypeScript, you should know how to work with asynchronous code. We can do this using Promises. Promises in TypeScript handle asynchronous operations, making your code more readable and manageable. They represent a value that might not be available yet but will be at some point in the future, allowing your … read more…
A few weeks ago, I developed a Power Automate flow for a client that used SharePoint lists as data sources. There were ten lists, each with more than 30 fields. Due to permission issues, the client had to create all the lists and columns manually. To make this easier, I needed to fetch each SharePoint … read more…
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