How to export XML from sharepoitn site using PnP provisioning schema.

Hi omkar kuchekar,

Being a secure machine or not doesn't make sense. If you can run a console app ( that you are building then you could copy the Powershell module folder form a different system.

set $env:PSModulePath to include that folder and PowerShell will pickup your PnP PowerShell. The PowerShell CmdLts don't do anything else than a Console app would do.

If you're just trying to export templates then I would agree with Deleted PnP PowerShell is the easiest option.

have you tried this example?

private static ProvisioningTemplate GetProvisioningTemplate(ConsoleColor defaultForeground, string webUrl, string userName, SecureString pwd)
    {
        using (var ctx = new ClientContext(webUrl))
        {
            // ctx.Credentials = new NetworkCredentials(userName, pwd);
            ctx.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(userName, pwd);
            ctx.RequestTimeout = Timeout.Infinite;

            // Just to output the site details
            Web web = ctx.Web;
            ctx.Load(web, w => w.Title);
            ctx.ExecuteQueryRetry();

            Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
            Console.WriteLine("Your site title is:" + ctx.Web.Title);
            Console.ForegroundColor = defaultForeground;

            ProvisioningTemplateCreationInformation ptci
                    = new ProvisioningTemplateCreationInformation(ctx.Web);

            // Create FileSystemConnector to store a temporary copy of the template 
            ptci.FileConnector = new FileSystemConnector(@"c:\temp\pnpprovisioningdemo", "");
            ptci.PersistComposedLookFiles = true;
            ptci.ProgressDelegate = delegate(String message, Int32 progress, Int32 total)
            {
                // Only to output progress for console UI
                Console.WriteLine("{0:00}/{1:00} - {2}", progress, total, message);
            };

            // Execute actual extraction of the template
            ProvisioningTemplate template = ctx.Web.GetProvisioningTemplate(ptci);

            // We can serialize this template to save and reuse it
            // Optional step 
            XMLTemplateProvider provider =
                    new XMLFileSystemTemplateProvider(@"c:\temp\pnpprovisioningdemo", "");
            provider.SaveAs(template, "PnPProvisioningDemo.xml");

            return template;
        }
    }