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title: Connect SharePoint Framework components using dynamic data
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description: High level description on how to use dynamic data concept for connecting different SharePoint Framework components
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# Connect SharePoint Framework components using dynamic data
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Using the dynamic data capability, you can connect SharePoint Framework client-side web parts and extensions to each other and exchange information between the components. This allows you to build rich experiences and compelling end-user solutions.
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title: Scaffold projects by using Yeoman SharePoint generator
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description: Use the Yeoman SharePoint generator to scaffold new client-side solution projects to build, package, and deploy SharePoint solutions.
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--help|Print the generator's options and usage.
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--skip-cache|Do not remember prompt answers. Default: *false*.
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--skip-install|Do not automatically install dependencies. Default: *false*.
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--componentType|The type of component. Currently "webpart" or "extension" is supported.
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--componentName|Name of the component.
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--component-type|The type of component. Currently "webpart" or "extension" is supported.
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--component-description|Description of the component.
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--component-name|Name of the component.
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--framework|Framework to use for the solution. Choose one from "none", "react", "knockout".
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--plusbeta| Use the beta packages. Scaffolding should be done with @plusbeta
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> *skip-feature-deployment* command line support was introduced with the SharePoint Framework v1.5. This option was previously a command line argument called *skipFeatureDeployment*.
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> *skip-feature-deployment* command line support was introduced with the SharePoint Framework v1.5. This option was previously a command line argument called *skipFeatureDeployment*. Also *component-type*, *component-description* and *component-name* have been renamed.
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Following is an example of a command that creates a solution called "hello-world" with:
description: Details on how to use new "in preview" packages with SharePoint Framework or newer versions.
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# Try SharePoint Framework preview capabilities
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Starting from version 1.5.0, you can try preview capabilities in the SharePoint Framework. This article outlines how to create SharePoint Framework projects using preview capabilities and the considerations that you should take into account when working with the preview capabilities.
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