Azure Connectors Node.js SDK

Type-safe TypeScript/JavaScript clients for Azure connectors — call Office 365, SharePoint, Teams, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Blob Storage, and 1,000+ connectors directly from Azure Functions and other Node.js apps.

Caution

Early Preview — Not for Production Use

This SDK is currently in early preview and is under active development. It is intended for evaluation, experimentation, and feedback purposes only.

Do not use this SDK in production environments.
Breaking changes should be expected across APIs, data models, and behavior in future releases.
Features may be added, modified, or removed without prior notice.

We welcome feedback and contributions — please open an issue with questions, suggestions, or bug reports.

Why This SDK?

Azure provides a rich ecosystem of managed connectors that bridge your code to SaaS services, PaaS resources, and on-premises systems. Originally powering Azure Logic Apps and Power Automate, these connectors are now available as standalone, strongly-typed TypeScript/JavaScript clients for any Node.js application — no workflow service required.

Fully typed — Generated async methods with TypeScript interfaces and JSDoc for full IntelliSense
ESM and CommonJS — Dual-format package with separate entry points for both module systems
Standard authentication — Azure TokenCredential support via @azure/core-auth and @azure/identity
Resilient HTTP — Azure Core pipeline with configurable retries, timeouts, tracing, and request correlation
Lazy pagination — Paginated list operations follow validated nextLink URLs as you iterate
1,000+ connectors — Any Azure managed connector available via API Hub can be generated

Note: This is the Node.js SDK. A Python SDK and .NET SDK are also available.

How It Works

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Your Azure Function / Node.js App  │
│                                     │
│  const client = new Office365Client │
│  await client.sendEmail(...)   │
└──────────────┬──────────────────────┘
               │
               ▼
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│   Generated Connector Clients       │
│   (Office365, Teams, etc.)          │
│                                     │
│  • Typed async methods per action   │
│  • Interface models from Swagger    │
│  • JSDoc from connector metadata    │
└──────────────┬──────────────────────┘
               │ depends on
               ▼
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│   Azure Connectors Node.js SDK      │
│   @azure/connectors                 │
│                                     │
│  • Standard TokenCredential         │
│  • ConnectorHttpClient pipeline     │
│  • ConnectorClientBase              │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Installation

Install from npm:

npm install @azure/connectors

Quick Start

TypeScript — Send an email with Office 365

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { ConnectorError } from "@azure/connectors";
import { Office365Client, SendEmailInput } from "@azure/connectors/generated/Office365Extensions";

async function sendEmailExample(): Promise<void> {
    // Connection runtime URL from Azure Portal
    const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/office365";

    // Use managed identity for authentication
    const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();

    // Create client and send email
    const client = new Office365Client(connectionUrl, credential);

    const email: SendEmailInput = {
        To: "recipient@example.com",
        Subject: "Hello from Node.js SDK",
        Body: "<p>This email was sent using the Azure Connectors Node.js SDK!</p>",
    };

    await client.sendEmail(email);
    console.log("Email sent successfully!");
}

sendEmailExample().catch(console.error);

JavaScript (ESM) — Send an email with Office 365

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { ConnectorError } from "@azure/connectors";
import { Office365Client } from "@azure/connectors/generated/Office365Extensions";

async function sendEmailExample() {
    const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/office365";
    const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();
    const client = new Office365Client(connectionUrl, credential);

    await client.sendEmail({
        To: "recipient@example.com",
        Subject: "Hello from Node.js SDK",
        Body: "<p>This email was sent using the Azure Connectors Node.js SDK!</p>",
    });

    console.log("Email sent successfully!");
}

sendEmailExample().catch(console.error);

TypeScript — List SharePoint items

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { SharepointonlineClient } from "@azure/connectors/generated/SharepointonlineExtensions";

async function listSharePointItems(): Promise<void> {
    const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/sharepointonline";
    const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();
    const client = new SharepointonlineClient(connectionUrl, credential);

    for await (const item of client.getItems(
        "https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/MySite",
        "MyList",
    )) {
        console.log(`Item: ${item.Title}`);
    }
}

listSharePointItems().catch(console.error);

JavaScript (ESM) — List SharePoint items

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { SharepointonlineClient } from "@azure/connectors/generated/SharepointonlineExtensions";

async function listSharePointItems() {
    const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/sharepointonline";
    const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();
    const client = new SharepointonlineClient(connectionUrl, credential);

    for await (const item of client.getItems(
        "https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/MySite",
        "MyList",
    )) {
        console.log(`Item: ${item.Title}`);
    }
}

listSharePointItems().catch(console.error);

TypeScript — Iterate paginated results

Paginated list operations return a lazy PagedAsyncIterableIterator. Requests are made only as items or pages are consumed, and continuation links are routed through the connector connection URL.

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { ArmClient } from "@azure/connectors/generated/ArmExtensions";

const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/arm";
const client = new ArmClient(connectionUrl, new ManagedIdentityCredential());

for await (const subscription of client.listSubscriptions()) {
    console.log(subscription.displayName);
}

for await (const page of client.listSubscriptions().byPage()) {
    console.log(`Received ${page.length} subscriptions`);
}

TypeScript — Inspect complete responses

Every generated operation accepts an onResponse callback through its options. The callback exposes the complete status, headers, and raw body while the method keeps its typed return value. HTTP failures also provide the resulting ConnectorError as the third callback argument.

const subscription = await client.getSubscription(
    "subscription-id",
    "2016-06-01",
    {
        onResponse: (rawResponse, parsedResponse, error) => {
            console.log(rawResponse.status);
            console.log(rawResponse.headers.toJSON());
            console.log(rawResponse.bodyAsText);
        },
    },
);

TypeScript — Post a Teams message

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { TeamsClient } from "@azure/connectors/generated/TeamsExtensions";

async function postTeamsMessage(): Promise<void> {
    const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/teams";
    const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();
    const client = new TeamsClient(connectionUrl, credential);

    await client.postMessageToConversation(
        "team-group-id",
        "19:channel-id",
        {
            body: {
                content: "Hello from Node.js!",
                contentType: "text",
            },
        },
    );

    console.log("Message posted to Teams!");
}

postTeamsMessage().catch(console.error);

JavaScript (ESM) — Post a Teams message

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";
import { TeamsClient } from "@azure/connectors/generated/TeamsExtensions";

async function postTeamsMessage() {
    const connectionUrl = "https://example.azure.com/connections/teams";
    const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();
    const client = new TeamsClient(connectionUrl, credential);

    await client.postMessageToConversation("team-group-id", "19:channel-id", {
        body: {
            content: "Hello from Node.js!",
            contentType: "text",
        },
    });

    console.log("Message posted to Teams!");
}

postTeamsMessage().catch(console.error);

Validated Connectors

The following connectors have been generated and validated with comprehensive test coverage:

Connector	Import Path	Status	Tests
Azure Resource Manager	`@azure/connectors/generated/ArmExtensions`	✅ Complete	16 tests
Azure Blob Storage	`@azure/connectors/generated/AzureblobExtensions`	✅ Complete	13 tests
Azure Monitor Logs	`@azure/connectors/generated/AzuremonitorlogsExtensions`	✅ Complete	10 tests
Azure Data Explorer	`@azure/connectors/generated/KustoExtensions`	✅ Complete	17 tests
IBM MQ	`@azure/connectors/generated/MqExtensions`	✅ Complete	13 tests
MS Graph Groups & Users	`@azure/connectors/generated/MsgraphgroupsanduserExtensions`	✅ Complete	13 tests
Office 365 Outlook	`@azure/connectors/generated/Office365Extensions`	✅ Complete	14 tests
Office 365 Users	`@azure/connectors/generated/Office365usersExtensions`	✅ Complete	14 tests
OneDrive for Business	`@azure/connectors/generated/OnedriveforbusinessExtensions`	✅ Complete	15 tests
SharePoint Online	`@azure/connectors/generated/SharepointonlineExtensions`	✅ Complete	12 tests
SMTP	`@azure/connectors/generated/SmtpExtensions`	✅ Complete	9 tests
Microsoft Teams	`@azure/connectors/generated/TeamsExtensions`	✅ Complete	14 tests
DocuSign	`@azure/connectors/generated/DocusignExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
GitHub	`@azure/connectors/generated/GithubExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Jira	`@azure/connectors/generated/JiraExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Microsoft Forms	`@azure/connectors/generated/MicrosoftformsExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Power BI	`@azure/connectors/generated/PowerbiExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Salesforce	`@azure/connectors/generated/SalesforceExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Shifts for Microsoft Teams	`@azure/connectors/generated/ShiftsExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Slack	`@azure/connectors/generated/SlackExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Microsoft To Do Business	`@azure/connectors/generated/TodoExtensions`	✅ Complete	6 tests
Box	`@azure/connectors/generated/BoxExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Dropbox	`@azure/connectors/generated/DropboxExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Excel Online	`@azure/connectors/generated/ExcelonlineExtensions`	✅ Complete	9 tests
FTP	`@azure/connectors/generated/FtpExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Google Calendar	`@azure/connectors/generated/GooglecalendarExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Google Drive	`@azure/connectors/generated/GoogledriveExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Google Tasks	`@azure/connectors/generated/GoogletasksExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Office 365 Groups Mail	`@azure/connectors/generated/Office365groupsmailExtensions`	✅ Complete	9 tests
RSS	`@azure/connectors/generated/RssExtensions`	✅ Complete	8 tests
Azure Event Grid	`@azure/connectors/generated/AzureeventgridExtensions`	✅ Complete	5 tests
Azure IoT Central	`@azure/connectors/generated/AzureiotcentralExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Cloudmersive Document Conversion	`@azure/connectors/generated/CloudmersiveconvertExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Fin & Ops Apps (Dynamics 365)	`@azure/connectors/generated/DynamicsaxExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
PDF.co	`@azure/connectors/generated/PdfcoExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Plumsail Documents	`@azure/connectors/generated/PlumsailExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
SQL Server	`@azure/connectors/generated/SqlExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Zendesk	`@azure/connectors/generated/ZendeskExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Pipedrive	`@azure/connectors/generated/PipedriveExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
DocuWare	`@azure/connectors/generated/DocuwareExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
SigningHub	`@azure/connectors/generated/SigninghubExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Campfire	`@azure/connectors/generated/CampfireExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
ClickSend SMS	`@azure/connectors/generated/ClicksendsmsExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Freshservice	`@azure/connectors/generated/FreshserviceExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Infusionsoft	`@azure/connectors/generated/InfusionsoftExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Insightly	`@azure/connectors/generated/InsightlyExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Mailchimp	`@azure/connectors/generated/MailchimpExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Monday	`@azure/connectors/generated/MondayExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Projectplace	`@azure/connectors/generated/ProjectplaceExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
SendGrid	`@azure/connectors/generated/SendgridExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Text Request	`@azure/connectors/generated/TextrequestExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests
Webex	`@azure/connectors/generated/WebexExtensions`	✅ Complete	7 tests

Generated Phase 5-7 Connectors

The following clients have generated SDK coverage and compile-checked ESM/CJS samples, but have not been validated end to end against live connector services.

Connector	Import Path	Validation
Twitter (X)	`@azure/connectors/generated/TwitterExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
WordPress	`@azure/connectors/generated/WordpressExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Plivo	`@azure/connectors/generated/PlivoExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Rev.ai	`@azure/connectors/generated/RevaiExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Starmind	`@azure/connectors/generated/StarmindExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Tallyfy	`@azure/connectors/generated/TallyfyExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Eventbrite	`@azure/connectors/generated/EventbriteExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Formstack Forms	`@azure/connectors/generated/FormstackformsExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Typeform	`@azure/connectors/generated/TypeformExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Ticketmaster	`@azure/connectors/generated/TicketmasterExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Zoho Sign	`@azure/connectors/generated/ZohosignExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Seismic Planner	`@azure/connectors/generated/SeismicplannerExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Way We Do	`@azure/connectors/generated/WaywedoExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Meeting Room Map	`@azure/connectors/generated/MeetingroommapExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
StarRez REST V1	`@azure/connectors/generated/Starrezrestv1Extensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Replicon	`@azure/connectors/generated/RepliconExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Etsy	`@azure/connectors/generated/EtsyExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Elfsquad Data	`@azure/connectors/generated/ElfsquaddataExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Impexium	`@azure/connectors/generated/ImpexiumExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Jedox OData Hub	`@azure/connectors/generated/JedoxodatahubExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests
Orderful	`@azure/connectors/generated/OrderfulExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests; retired connector fixture
Zoho ZeptoMail	`@azure/connectors/generated/ZeptomailExtensions`	Mocked SDK tests

Test coverage: 1,252 tests across 69 test suites and 75 generated connectors.

Authentication

Generated clients accept any TokenCredential from @azure/core-auth, so credentials from @azure/identity can be passed directly. The existing ManagedIdentityTokenProvider and ConnectionStringTokenProvider classes remain available as compatibility credentials.

Managed Identity (Recommended for Azure)

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";

// System-assigned managed identity
const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();

// User-assigned managed identity
const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential("your-client-id");

import { ManagedIdentityCredential } from "@azure/identity";

// System-assigned managed identity
const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential();

// User-assigned managed identity
const credential = new ManagedIdentityCredential("your-client-id");

Connection String / API Key

import { ConnectionStringTokenProvider } from "@azure/connectors";

const credential = new ConnectionStringTokenProvider("your-api-key");

import { ConnectionStringTokenProvider } from "@azure/connectors";

const credential = new ConnectionStringTokenProvider("your-api-key");

Configuration Options

Customize client behavior with ConnectorClientOptions:

import { ConnectorClientOptions } from "@azure/connectors";
import { Office365Client } from "@azure/connectors/generated/Office365Extensions";

const options: ConnectorClientOptions = {
    retryOptions: {
        maxRetries: 4,
        retryDelayInMs: 1000,
        maxRetryDelayInMs: 60000,
    },
    telemetryOptions: {
        clientRequestIdHeaderName: "x-custom-request-id",
    },
};

const client = new Office365Client(connectionUrl, credential, options);

import { Office365Client } from "@azure/connectors/generated/Office365Extensions";

const client = new Office365Client(connectionUrl, credential, {
    retryOptions: {
        maxRetries: 4,
        retryDelayInMs: 1000,
        maxRetryDelayInMs: 60000,
    },
});

For testing or a custom host transport, set httpClient to an implementation of HttpClient from @azure/core-rest-pipeline. Authentication, retries, request correlation, tracing, and logging remain pipeline policies.

Logging

Connector requests, responses, retries, and terminal errors use the standard azure:connectors logger. Logging is disabled by default; enable it with an Azure SDK log level:

$env:AZURE_LOG_LEVEL = "info"

Request URLs are logged without query strings so credentials and signed query parameters are not written to diagnostics.

Error Handling

All connector errors are thrown as ConnectorError with structured details:

import { ConnectorError } from "@azure/connectors";

try {
    await client.sendEmail(email);
} catch (error) {
    if (error instanceof ConnectorError) {
        console.error(`Operation: '${error.message}'.`);
        console.error(`Status code: '${error.statusCode}'.`);
        console.error(`Response: '${error.responseBody}'.`);
    } else {
        throw error;
    }
}

import { ConnectorError } from "@azure/connectors";

try {
    await client.sendEmail(email);
} catch (error) {
    if (error instanceof ConnectorError) {
        console.error(`Operation: '${error.message}'.`);
        console.error(`Status code: '${error.statusCode}'.`);
        console.error(`Response: '${error.responseBody}'.`);
    } else {
        throw error;
    }
}

Project Structure

@azure/connectors/
├── src/azureConnectors/            # Core SDK infrastructure
│   ├── authentication.ts           # Token providers
│   ├── clientBase.ts               # Base connector client
│   ├── connectorHttpClient.ts      # Azure Core HTTP pipeline
│   ├── options.ts                  # Configuration options
│   ├── connectorError.ts            # Connector error type
│   └── triggerPayload.ts           # Trigger callback types
├── src/generated/                  # Auto-generated connector clients
│   ├── ArmExtensions.ts           # Azure Resource Manager client
│   ├── AzureblobExtensions.ts     # Azure Blob Storage client
│   ├── AzuremonitorlogsExtensions.ts # Azure Monitor Logs client
│   ├── BoxExtensions.ts           # Box client
│   ├── DocusignExtensions.ts      # DocuSign client
│   ├── DropboxExtensions.ts       # Dropbox client
│   ├── ExcelonlineExtensions.ts   # Excel Online client
│   ├── FtpExtensions.ts           # FTP client
│   ├── GithubExtensions.ts        # GitHub client
│   ├── GooglecalendarExtensions.ts # Google Calendar client
│   ├── GoogledriveExtensions.ts   # Google Drive client
│   ├── GoogletasksExtensions.ts   # Google Tasks client
│   ├── JiraExtensions.ts          # Jira client
│   ├── KustoExtensions.ts         # Azure Data Explorer client
│   ├── MicrosoftformsExtensions.ts # Microsoft Forms client
│   ├── MqExtensions.ts            # IBM MQ client
│   ├── MsgraphgroupsanduserExtensions.ts # MS Graph Groups & Users client
│   ├── Office365Extensions.ts     # Office 365 Outlook client
│   ├── Office365groupsmailExtensions.ts # Office 365 Groups Mail client
│   ├── Office365usersExtensions.ts # Office 365 Users client
│   ├── OnedriveforbusinessExtensions.ts # OneDrive for Business client
│   ├── PowerbiExtensions.ts       # Power BI client
│   ├── RssExtensions.ts           # RSS client
│   ├── SalesforceExtensions.ts    # Salesforce client
│   ├── SharepointonlineExtensions.ts # SharePoint Online client
│   ├── ShiftsExtensions.ts        # Shifts for Microsoft Teams client
│   ├── SlackExtensions.ts         # Slack client
│   ├── SmtpExtensions.ts          # SMTP client
│   ├── TeamsExtensions.ts         # Microsoft Teams client
│   ├── TodoExtensions.ts          # Microsoft To Do Business client
│   ├── connectorNames.ts          # Connector name constants
│   ├── index.ts                   # Generated export barrel
│   └── ManagedConnectors.ts       # Connector registry
├── tests/                          # Jest test suite
├── samples/                        # Usage examples (ESM/CJS, TS/JS)
└── docs/                           # Additional documentation

Samples

Complete working samples are included for both TypeScript and JavaScript in ESM and CommonJS formats:

samples/
├── esm/
│   ├── typescript/         # TypeScript ESM samples
│   │   ├── arm.ts
│   │   └── ... (52 connectors)
│   └── javascript/         # JavaScript ESM samples (.mjs)
│       ├── arm.mjs
│       └── ... (52 connectors)
└── cjs/
    ├── typescript/         # TypeScript CJS samples
    │   ├── arm.ts
    │   └── ... (52 connectors)
    └── javascript/         # JavaScript CJS samples (.cjs)
        ├── arm.cjs
        └── ... (52 connectors)

See docs/connection-setup.md for instructions on creating the Azure connections required to run the samples.

Related Projects

Connectors .NET SDK — .NET implementation of this SDK
Azure Functions Connector Extension - An Azure Functions trigger extension for receiving webhook callbacks from Connector Namespace

Contributing

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) declaring that you have the right to, and actually do, grant us the rights to use your contribution. For details, visit the Microsoft CLA website.

When you submit a pull request, a CLA bot will automatically determine whether you need to provide a CLA and decorate the PR appropriately (e.g., status check, comment). Simply follow the instructions provided by the bot.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines.

Support

For issues and questions:

🐛 Bug reports: File an issue
📚 Documentation: See docs/ folder

See SECURITY.md for security-related information.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Code of Conduct

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.

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JavaScript (ESM) — Send an email with Office 365

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JavaScript (ESM) — List SharePoint items

TypeScript — Iterate paginated results

TypeScript — Inspect complete responses

TypeScript — Post a Teams message

JavaScript (ESM) — Post a Teams message

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JavaScript (ESM) — List SharePoint items

TypeScript — Iterate paginated results

TypeScript — Inspect complete responses

TypeScript — Post a Teams message

JavaScript (ESM) — Post a Teams message

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