Add new sample BasicCard-HTML-React-QuickView #193
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What's in this Pull Request?
his PR adds a new SharePoint Framework (SPFx) sample that demonstrates how to create a Quick View experience using HTML and React. The sample showcases how to build a Quick View card in an Adaptive Card Extension (ACE), providing an interactive and dynamic user interface within SharePoint.
Key Features
Quick View Interface: Displays an HTML-based Quick View in a card format, allowing users to access essential information quickly and efficiently.
React Integration: Utilizes React to manage component state, handle user interactions, and dynamically update Quick View content, making the experience smooth and responsive.
HTML Customization: Includes custom HTML structure within the Quick View, providing flexibility in layout and design for tailored user experiences.
Reusable Components: Built with modular React components, enabling easy customization and reuse for different Quick View scenarios.
Example Use Cases
Quick access to details for specific list items or documents
Displaying notifications, reminders, or status updates in a concise format
Providing insights or data summaries that users can expand for more information
Additional Information
The README.md file in the sample folder includes detailed setup instructions, usage guidelines, and example screenshots. This sample is intended for developers looking to add rich, HTML-based Quick View capabilities to their SharePoint pages, enhancing the usability and visual appeal of Adaptive Card Extensions.