How to download all files on canvas

I did say this was experimental. At this early juncture we are looking for savvy early adopters that can give us good feedback on the directory structure and file format.

Eventually we will be integrating this directly with the Power Apps CLI and it can be run by anyone without needing to do a build. PASopa is just a test harness that we are using in the meantime. We are releasing this tool as open source, and that will still be true even after we integrate with the Power Apps CLI.

Eventually, we will also welcome your pull requests, but are limiting outside contributions until we are better established. We adopted a subset of YAML as our file format. Our first priority was a format that was super easy to read and write by humans.

But we also wanted something that could be embedded in other places within the Power Platform, and many of them use YAML already or are considering this move. We wanted to leverage existing libraries and tools and not create something completely new.

Full details on the file format are available in docs included in the GitHub repo. Note that we support only a very specific subset of YAML. We also deliberately avoided YAML line comments that start with a because of the confusion they can cause. Over time and based on your feedback we may support more YAML, but for now, it is very restrictive and that is by design. Here is a simple example form the Hospital Emergency Response solution we shipped last spring.

Note that as with all YAML, the indentation level indicates what is inside a container SplashScreen in this case and is also used for line continuation of the OnHidden property. Not everything gets the YAML treatment. There are a number of app resources and settings that retain their original not-meant-for-humans treatment and are not intended to be edited outside of Power Apps Studio.

If your intent is to simply copy a course from a previous semester to the current semester, the directions below are not for you. Download your course so that you can use it in Canvas or any other modern Learning Management System. This will maintain the course structure and tools. After the page refreshes, look to the far right of the page and select the Export Course Content button:.

The file is in a format called a Common Cartridge, with a file extension of. It cannot be viewed outside of a learning management system LMS.

Items — The source describing the files that can be downloaded. OnUndoRemoveFile — Actions to perform when the user restores a deleted attachment. AccessibleLabel — Label for screen readers. Should describe the purpose of the attachments.

BorderColor — The color of a control's border. BorderThickness — The thickness of a control's border. DisplayMode — Whether the control allows adding and deleting files Edit , only displays data View , or is disabled Disabled.

FocusedBorderColor — The color of a control's border when the control is focused. FocusedBorderThickness — The thickness of a control's border when the control is focused. Height — The distance between a control's top and bottom edges. Limitations Questions? Share this: Twitter Facebook Email Print. Like this: Like Loading Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website.