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Sharepoint-Exporter

This project will make an export of all of your sharepoint site.

How to Run the program

USAGE: SpPrefetchIndexBuilder.exe [siteUrl] [outputDir] [domain] [username] [password]

  • If you don't specify a siteURL, it will use localhost.

  • If you don't specify an outputDir, it will use CWD.

  • If you don't specify domain and username, it will use your current user.

  • If you specify your own domain and username, you will be prompted for a password. But you can also specify environment variable SP_PWD with the password to avoid this.

  • If you do not want to download files

What does it output?

Creates an output directory in the outputDir directory you specified in the cmd line arguments.

  • Metadata (including RoleAssignments and RoleDefinitions) for Webs, Lists and List Items
  • Files
 files
    |-> GUID.extension of each file
 lists
    |-> GUID.json representing each list and their list items
 web.json

web.json example format

{
	"Title": "Sharepoint",
	"Id": "634a49d6-40b5-4ac2-8e86-4ff4c9cb7833",
	"Description": "",
	"Url": "http://sphost",
	"LastItemModifiedDate": "11/14/2017 6:33:43 PM",
	"listsJsonPath": "c:\\outdir\\cfb9f363\\lists\\024a7730-d85e-42bc-889e-a4dc58290adb.json",
	"RoleDefinitions": {
		"1073741829": {
			"Id": 1073741829,
			"Name": "Full Control",
			"RoleTypeKind": "Administrator"
		},
		...
	},
	"RoleAssignments": {
		"Excel Services Viewers": {
			"LoginName": "Excel Services Viewers",
			"PrincipalType": "SharePointGroup",
			"RoleDefinitionIds": ["1073741924"]
		},
		...
	},
	"SubWebs": {
		"http://sphost/subsite": {
			"Title": "bradhays-team",
			"Id": "d48d1146-6de8-49a7-adb3-8ce24ed96778",
			"Description": "",
			"Url": "http://sphost/subsite",
			"LastItemModifiedDate": "11/14/2017 6:33:43 PM",
			"listsJsonPath": ...
			"RoleDefinitions": {
				
				...
			},
			"RoleAssignments": {
				
				...

How to build on Linux

NOTE: Do not use the default packages from your OS' default apt-get repository!!! Make sure to get it using the mono-project.com repository as specified in the instructions.

  • Install package nuget

Does not work for mono version 4.x! Tested only on Mono 5.10.x and 5.12.x

  • To make code changes in the monodevelop IDE, install it with:
apt install monodevelop monodevelop-versioncontrol

And run it with

 /usr/bin/monodevelop

Here is a one-liner to get ready: sudo apt install mono-devel nuget monodevelop monodevelop-versioncontrol

  • Build using: build.sh

  • The bundled binary is at SpCrawler/bin/Release/SpFetcherBundled