PnP Shorts - Developing SharePoint Framework client-side web part for SharePoint 2016 Feature Pack 2
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SharePoint Stack Exchange users cite it as a reference when deploying SPFx web parts to on-premises SharePoint 2016, including hosting and troubleshooting questions.
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What it is
A Microsoft PnP Shorts walkthrough showing how to build and deploy a SharePoint Framework (v1.0.2) client-side web part targeting SharePoint 2016 Feature Pack 2. It is presented by the Microsoft Community Learning channel as a practical on-premises demo.
What people said
Cites Goshky · 2017-09 · SharePoint Stack Exchange · on “SP16 - After install webpart missing under development folder”
When i install SPFx webpart in my on-prem server . In Developer site i want to add this webpart in page. Folder Under development [this video] is missing. [LINK]
Cites Happy Coding · 2018-01 · SharePoint Stack Exchange · on “Hosting your SharePoint Framework solution for on-premises deployment”
as per the video reference [this video] he is uploading the webpart files to azure CDN but i want to upload files into my SharePoint 2016 or local sharepoint farm? so what files i need to upload in order to use the component
Cites Richard Li · 2019-03 · SharePoint Stack Exchange · on “How to retrieve context in SPFx 1.1.0?”
Is the web part added [this video] to a page? Could you paste the code you are using to access this.context? I don't have a working SP2016 dev environment to test it myself unfortunately. As an alternative for context, you could access the global variable `_spPageContextInfo` to view the context information. I'm not so sure about an alternative for httpClient - worst case, you could go with vanilla `fetch` or `jQuery.ajax` to make those requests.