So far Micosoft doesn’t offer the same amount of cmdlets to manage a SharePoint Online instance as they do for an on-premise installation.

As many other SharePoint administrators I can’t wait to get new cmdlets. Luckily Jeffrey Paarhuis recently published a project on Microsoft Codeplex and showed how simple it is to manage a SharePoint installation just with client-side libraries and functions.

Seconds later I’ve migrated his functions into my project: https://codeberg.org/janikvonrotz/PowerShell-PowerUp

I’ll introduce you the new:

SharePoint Online Commands

These functions are part of Jeffrey Paarhuis project: Client-side SharePoint PowerShell. I've imported the functions of this project and updated the naming concept and metadata.

In order to use these commands you have to install the Managed .NET Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) of SharePoint 2013. Run the command Install-PPApp "SharePoint Server 2013 Client Components SDK" to install this app.

• `Add-SPOCalculatedFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPOChoiceFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPOChoicesToField`
• `Add-SPOCurrencyFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPODateTimeFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPODocumentLibrary`
• `Add-SPOField`
• `Add-SPOFieldsToList`
• `Add-SPOFolder`
• `Add-SPOGroup`
• `Add-SPOList`
• `Add-SPOListItems`
• `Add-SPONoteFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPONumberFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPOPrincipalToGroup`
• `Add-SPOTextFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPOUserFieldtoList`
• `Add-SPOWebpart`
• `Connect-SPO`
• `Convert-SPOFileVariablesToValues`
• `Convert-SPOStringVariablesToValues`
• `Copy-SPOFile`
• `Copy-SPOFolder`
• `Enable-SPOFeature`
• `Find-SPOFieldName`
• `Get-SPOGroup`
• `Get-SPOPrincipal`
• `Get-SPORole`
• `Join-SPOParts`
• `Request-SPOYesOrNo`
• `Save-SPOFile`
• `Set-SPOCustomMasterPage`
• `Set-SPODocumentPermissions`
• `Set-SPOListPermissions`
• `Set-SPOMasterPage`
• `Set-SPOWebPermissions`
• `Submit-SPOCheckIn`
• `Submit-SPOCheckOut`
• `Test-SPOField`

Example

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