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Person component in Microsoft Graph Toolkit

Caution

The Microsoft Graph Toolkit is deprecated. The retirement period begins September 1, 2025, with full retirement planned for August 28, 2026. Developers should migrate to using the Microsoft Graph SDKs or other supported Microsoft Graph tools for building web experiences. For more information, see the deprecation announcement.

The person component is used to display a person or contact by using their photo, name, email address, or any other person details.

The person component also uses the mgt-person-card to display a flyout card with additional information about the user. For details, see the Person Card section.

Example

The following example displays a person using the mgt-person component. You can use the code editor to see how properties change the behavior of the component.

Setting the person details

You can use three properties to set the person details. Use only one of the following properties per instance:

  • Set the user-id attribute or userId property to fetch the user from Microsoft Graph by using their ID.

  • Set the person-query attribute or personQuery property to search Microsoft Graph for a given person. It chooses the first person available and fetches the person details. An email works best to ensure the right person is queried, but a name works as well.

  • Set the person-presence attribute or personPresence property to add a presence badge to person avatar manually.

  • Set the avatar-size attribute or avatarSize property to small or large to determine the size of avatar. This helps add the correct presence badge to the avatar. You need to choose the correct corresponding css custom properties shown below to further customize the avatar size. By default, the value is set to auto which will automatically decide how to render the presence based on the view property. We recommend using small if your avatar is smaller than 32px by 32px.

  • Use the person-details attribute or personDetails property to manually set the person details, as shown in the following example.

    let personControl = document.getElementById('myPersonControl');
    personControl.personDetails = {
        displayName: 'Nikola Metulev',
        mail: 'nikola@contoso.com',
        personImage: 'url'
    }
    

    If no image is provided, one is fetched (if available).

  • By default, the person component only requests the standard Microsoft Graph user set of properties. In order to request additional properties, declare them as any part of the line(x)Property.

Properties

You can use several properties to customize the component.

Attribute Property Description
user-id userId Set to a user ID to fetch that user's details and image from Microsoft Graph.
person-query personQuery Set to a name or email of a person to search for a person in Microsoft Graph and fetch the first person's details and image.
person-details personDetails Set to an object representing a person. Works with objects from the people, users, contacts, or group, resources.
fallback-details fallbackDetails Set to an object representing a person when no user/person/contact is found in Microsoft Graph.
person-image personImage Set the image to show for the person.
person-presence personPresence Set the presence for the person.
fetch-image fetchImage Set flag to fetch personImage automatically from Microsoft Graph based on the personDetails object provided by the user.
disable-image-fetch disableImageFetch Set flag to disable fetching of person image. It can be used to avoid unnecessary fetching from Microsoft Graph when specifying personImage property.
avatar-type avatarType Set to initials or photo to render either display state - default is photo.
avatar-size avatarSize Set the avatar size to small, large, or auto, helping also determine the correct size for the presence badge. The default value is auto. If the view attribute is set to threelines or fourlines, avatar-size is automatically treated as large, regardless of its actual value.
vertical-layout verticalLayout Set the component layout to vertical.
view view Set to control how the person is rendered. Default is image.
image - show only avatar
oneline - show avatar and first line (displayName by default)
twolines - show avatar and two lines of text (displayName and jobTitle by default)
threelines - show avatar and three lines of text (displayName, jobTitle and department by default)
fourlines - show avatar and four lines of text (displayName, jobTitle, department and email by default)
In vertical-layout, view changes.
twolines - show avatar and two lines of text (displayName and email by default)
threelines - show avatar and three lines of text (displayName , email and department by default)
line1-property line1Property Sets the property of the personDetails to use for the first line of text. Default is displayName.
line2-property line2Property Sets the property of the personDetails to use for the second line of text. Default is jobTitle.
line3-property line3Property Sets the property of the personDetails to use for the third line of text. Default is department.
line4-property line4Property Sets the property of the personDetails to use for the fourth line of text. Default is email.
show-presence showPresence Set flag to display person presence - default is false.
usage usage Specify where the component is being used in order to add customized personalization for it. Currently only supports people as used in the people component.
person-card personCardInteraction Sets the behavior to show the person card on the rendered person component. The allowed values are none, hover or click. Default is none.

CSS custom properties

The mgt-person component defines the following CSS custom properties.


.person {
  --person-background-color: #616161;
  --person-background-border-radius: 30%;
  --person-avatar-size: 40px;
  --person-avatar-border: 3px solid yellow;
  --person-avatar-border-radius: 54%;
  --person-initials-text-color: white;
  --person-initials-background-color: blue;
  --person-line1-font-size: 32px;
  --person-line1-font-weight: 600;
  --person-line1-text-color: red;
  --person-line1-text-transform: capitalize;
  --person-line1-text-line-height: 20px;
  --person-line2-font-size: 28px;
  --person-line2-font-weight: 500;
  --person-line2-text-color: orange;
  --person-line2-text-transform: full-width;
  --person-line2-text-line-height: 16px;
  --person-line3-font-size: 24px;
  --person-line3-font-weight: 400;
  --person-line3-text-color: blue;
  --person-line3-text-transform: uppercase;
  --person-line3-text-line-height: 12px;
  --person-line4-font-size: 20px;
  --person-line4-font-weight: 300;
  --person-line4-text-color: green;
  --person-line4-text-transform: lowercase;
  --person-line4-text-line-height: 12px;
  --person-details-spacing: 30px;
}

To learn more, see styling components.

Events

The following events are fired from the component.

Event When is it emitted Custom data Cancelable Bubbles Works with custom template
line1clicked Fired when line1 is clicked The person object which can be a Microsoft Graph user, person, or contact with an additional personImage property that contains the URL of the user's photo. No No Yes, unless you override the default template.
line2clicked Fired when line2 is clicked The person object which can be a Microsoft Graph user, person, or contact with an additional personImage property that contains the URL of the user's photo. No No Yes, unless you override the default template.
line3clicked Fired when line3 is clicked The person object, which can be a Microsoft Graph user, person, or contact with an additional personImage property that contains the URL of the user's photo. No No Yes, unless you override the default template.
line4clicked Fired when line4 is clicked The person object, which can be a Microsoft Graph user, person, or contact with an additional personImage property that contains the URL of the user's photo. No No Yes, unless you override the default template.

For more information about handling events, see events.

Templates

The mgt-person component supports several templates that allow you to replace certain parts of the component. To specify a template, include a