PowerPoint JavaScript preview APIs

New PowerPoint JavaScript APIs are first introduced in "preview" and later become part of a specific, numbered requirement set after sufficient testing occurs and user feedback is acquired.

Note

Preview APIs are subject to change and are not intended for use in a production environment. We recommend that you try them out in test and development environments only. Do not use preview APIs in a production environment or within business-critical documents.

To use preview APIs:

API list

The following table lists the PowerPoint JavaScript APIs currently in preview. For a complete list of all PowerPoint JavaScript APIs (including preview APIs and previously released APIs), see all PowerPoint JavaScript APIs.

Class Fields Description
CustomProperty delete() Deletes the custom property.
key The string that uniquely identifies the custom property.
type The type of the value used for the custom property.
value The value of the custom property.
CustomPropertyCollection add(key: string, value: boolean | Date | number | string) Creates a new CustomProperty or updates the property with the given key.
deleteAll() Deletes all custom properties in this collection.
getCount() Gets the number of custom properties in the collection.
getItem(key: string) Gets a CustomProperty by its key.
getItemOrNullObject(key: string) Gets a CustomProperty by its key.
items Gets the loaded child items in this collection.
CustomXmlPart delete() Deletes the custom XML part.
getXml() Gets the XML content of the custom XML part.
id The ID of the custom XML part.
namespaceUri The namespace URI of the custom XML part.
setXml(xml: string) Sets the XML content for the custom XML part.
CustomXmlPartCollection add(xml: string) Adds a new CustomXmlPart to the collection.
getByNamespace(namespaceUri: string) Gets a new scoped collection of custom XML parts whose namespaces match the given namespace.
getCount() Gets the number of custom XML parts in the collection.
getItem(id: string) Gets a CustomXmlPart based on its ID.
getItemOrNullObject(id: string) Gets a CustomXmlPart based on its ID.
items Gets the loaded child items in this collection.
CustomXmlPartScopedCollection getCount() Gets the number of custom XML parts in this collection.
getItem(id: string) Gets a CustomXmlPart based on its ID.
getItemOrNullObject(id: string) Gets a CustomXmlPart based on its ID.
getOnlyItem() If the collection contains exactly one item, this method returns it.
getOnlyItemOrNullObject() If the collection contains exactly one item, this method returns it.
items Gets the loaded child items in this collection.
DocumentProperties author The author of the presentation.
category The category of the presentation.
comments The Comments field in the metadata of the presentation.
company The company of the presentation.
creationDate The creation date of the presentation.
customProperties The collection of custom properties of the presentation.
keywords The keywords of the presentation.
lastAuthor The last author of the presentation.
manager The manager of the presentation.
revisionNumber The revision number of the presentation.
subject The subject of the presentation.
title The title of the presentation.
Presentation customXmlParts Returns a collection of custom XML parts that are associated with the presentation.
properties Gets the properties of the presentation.
Shape customXmlParts Returns a collection of custom XML parts in the shape.
type Returns the type of this shape.
Slide customXmlParts Returns a collection of custom XML parts in the slide.
exportAsBase64() Exports the slide to its own presentation file, returned as Base64-encoded data.
getImageAsBase64(options?: PowerPoint.SlideGetImageOptions) Renders an image of the slide.
SlideGetImageOptions height The desired height of the resulting image in pixels.
width The desired width of the resulting image in pixels.
SlideLayout customXmlParts Returns a collection of custom XML parts in the slide layout.
SlideMaster customXmlParts Returns a collection of custom XML parts in the Slide Master.

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