You can add it as an add-in to your VS Code ( ). Then click “More apps” type “app studio” in the search boxĪnd add what is found: App Studio in Microsoft Teams Adaptive Card Viewer extension in Visual Studio Code Simply go to “More added apps” in your desktop client, App Studio in Microsoft TeamsĪdd a new app to their Microsoft Teams where they can author cards and use them Also, it is always refering to the most up-to-date published version of the SDK, which now is 1.2. That one is the most common – available under the link: allows visually design the card. Tools to help youĪdaptive Card can be build using various tools, that helps designer to visualyĬompose their cards, then copy the generated JSON code and then furtherĪutomize, digitize it in their solutions. Therefore in all existing, Microsoft platforms, the only version of Adaptive Cards you can use is 1.0 ( ). Important! Bear in mind, that although Matt’s team is working hard on developing new versions and functionalities of Adaptive Cards, the SDK implementation and updates in existing platforms is up to teams supporting them.
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SDK is the engine that takes JSON code and using it renders nice looking Adaptive Card. It is first sent to the source (SDK, Bot) and then the source is
Why? Because the action is not directlyĮxecuted. Submit and ShowCard (only if ShowCardActionMode Provided URL, Toggle just shows/ hides what is meant to toggle, meanwhile ToggleVisibility are done entirely effortless: OpenURL simply directly open the Specific type of actions, that are not triggered when user clicks a button, isĪvailable for an event when a card is tapped or selected: There are four types of possible actions: They must be put inside an ActionSet building block, or not. Also, make sure that if you have a multiline text, all new lines are replaced by \n character, to avoid errors in JSON format. Important! All media (videos, music, images) that are provided as the source of a control has to be available via a secure URL (https). There are for example: Text, Toggle, Date, ChoiceSet, etc… Inputs – used to display form fields, so that user can not only consume information, but also provide their own.These are: TextBlock, RichTextBlock, Media, Image. Controls – used to present actual content.These are ActionSet, Container, ColumnSet, FactSet, ImageSet. Containers – objects allowing to group controls together, for a better look&feel.
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If you are interested in the history of the concept, please open the first part from the series here. It is entirely dedicated to what the technology is about, how it works and how can be used in your solutions. This post is a third part of the series about Adaptive Cards technology.