Outlook - Create a custom button to open up a Pane when New meeting is being created - reactjs

I have a requirement to create a task pane when a New Meeting button in outlook is clicked with React Js.
I am new to the Outlook add-in development.
So any help is appreciated.
Thanks

Outlook web add-ins work under the currently selected item in Outlook. If you need to create a custom ribbon button which opens a task pane - that is a supported scenario. Read more about that in the Add-in commands for Outlook article.

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