Today I tried to get a list of all files within a folder in SharePoint Online using PnP PowerShell.
PnP PowerShell has a CmdLet Get-PnPFolder to get the folder. I used this Cmdlet to get the folder that contains the files that I’m interested in. My folder contains a set of Display templates.
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$folderUrl = “/_catalogs/masterpage/Display Templates/Search/Custom”
$ctx = Get-PnPContext
$folder = Get-PnPFolder -Url $folderUrl
$ctx.Load($folder.Files)
$ctx.ExecuteQuery()
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This now returns a list of files that I can use with the Get-PnPFile command to download all my display templates from a site collection.
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Hi Pieter
There is an easier way now :-
$folder = Get-PnPFolderItem -Url $ArtefactUrl
$folder.Name
which displays the names of the items in the folder.
Regards
Nigel
But that is assuming that you want all the pages. This way I can keep the pages that I want to control separate from for example article pages which are content