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Developer Documentation

This section covers setting up the Intune Assignments Manager for local development, understanding the codebase architecture, and contributing changes. The app is a client-side SvelteKit SPA that authenticates with Microsoft Entra ID and communicates directly with the Microsoft Graph API from the browser.

  • Setup

    Clone the repo, install dependencies, configure Azure credentials, and run the dev server.

  • Architecture

    System flow, routing, state management, type system, caching strategy, and bulk assignment execution.

  • Graph API Client

    Deep dive into the Graph client factory: request, fetchAll, batch methods, error hierarchy, and known API limitations.

  • Authentication

    MSAL lazy-loading, login flow, token acquisition, incremental consent, and permission tiers.

  • Contributing

    Code style, component conventions, import rules, and guidelines for adding features.

Tech Stack

Technology Version Purpose
SvelteKit 2.x Application framework and routing
Svelte 5.x UI components with runes reactivity ($state, $derived, $effect, $props)
TypeScript Strict mode Type safety with noUnusedLocals and noUnusedParameters
Tailwind CSS 4.x Utility-first styling with OKLCH color tokens
MSAL.js @azure/msal-browser OAuth2 PKCE authentication against Microsoft Entra ID
Zod 3.x Runtime validation of Graph API responses
Lucide lucide-svelte Icon library
pnpm Enforced via .npmrc Package manager
Cloudflare Pages adapter-cloudflare Deployment target (no Node.js built-ins)