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node-sdf

v1.0.0

Published

A node wrapper for Netsuite Suitescript Development Framework CLI

Downloads

14

Readme

node-sdf

Build Status npm Code Style semantic-release

This is a node wrapper for Netsuite Suitescript Development Framework CLI. It provides the necessary dependencies to run the sdfcli in an encapsulated manner (NO global JAVA installation required!). Additionally a wrapper that can be used to create project structures and call sdf commands in a node script is provided through methods in index.js.

:rotating_light: The commands and cli work only for the 2018.1 NS release and are only tested on MacOS X and Linux

Installation

npm install # downloads and installs the sdfcli dependencies

Usage

Methods node wrapper

Following methods can be called and used for use of the sdfcli in a node script.

sdf

Please refer to the official NetSuite documentation for information about the commands and their required params The sdf method can be used to directly call sdfcli commands:

sdf('cmd', 'password', { path: 'path' }) // timeout in ms can be specified as last param (stalls hanging processes after 10s by default)
    .then(res => console.log(res))
    .catch(err => console.error(err));

sdfCreateAccountCustomizationProject

The sdfCreateAccountCustomizationProject creates the sdf boilerplate for an ACCOUNTCUSTOMIZATION in the specified directory:

const res = sdfCreateAccountCustomizationProject('NAME', 'PATH');
/**
  *  {
  *      type: 'ACCOUNTCUSTOMIZATION',
  *      dir: '/absolutepath/PATH/NAME',
  *      filebase: '/absolutepath/PATH/NAME/FileCabinet/SuiteScripts'
  *      name: 'NAME',
  *      values: { name: 'NAME' }
  *  }
  */

sdfCreateSuiteAppProject

The sdfCreateSuiteAppProject creates the sdf boilerplate for a SUITEAPP in the specified directory:

const res = sdfCreateSuiteAppProject('NAME', 'ID', 'VERSION', 'PUBLISHERID', 'PATH');
/**
  *  {
  *      type: 'SUITEAPP',
  *      dir: '/absolutepath/PATH/PUBLISHERID.ID',
  *      filebase: '/absolutepath/PATH/NAME/FileCabinet/SuiteApps'
  *      name: 'PUBLISHERID.ID',
  *      values: {
  *         publisherId: 'PUBLISHERID',
  *         id: 'ID',
  *         name: 'NAME',
  *         version: 'VERSION'
  *     }
  *  }
  */

General use CLI

The idea is to use the NetSuite sdfcli in a node environment and provide a way to generate boilerplate code for SDF projects

Install and use commands globally

npm install -g
sdfcli [options]
sdfcli-createproject [options]

Use commands locally

./sdfcli [options]
./sdfcli-createproject [options]

Commands

As the commands are routed through to the original NetSuite sdfcli - the following commands are implemented.

Please refer to the official NetSuite documentation for information about the commands and their required params

| Command | Description | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | adddependencies | Adds missing dependencies to the manifet file. | | deploy | Deploys the folder or zip file that contains the SuiteCloud project. | | importbundle | Imports a customization bundle from your NetSuite account and converts it to an ACCOUNTCUSTOMIZATION. | | importfiles | Imports files from your NetSuite account to the ACCOUNTCUSTOMIZATION. | | importobjects | Imports custom objects from your NetSuite account to the SuiteCloud project. | | listbundles | Lists the customization bundles that were created in your NetSuite account. | | listfiles | Lists the files in the File Cabinet of your NetSuite account. | | listmissingdependencies | Lists the missing dependencies in the SuiteCloud project. | | listobjects | Lists the custom objects in your NetSuite account. | | preview | Previews the deployment steps of a folder or zip file that contains the SuiteCloud project. | | project | Sets the default project folder or zip file for CLI. | | update | Updates existing custom objects in the SuiteCloud project folder with the custom objects in your NetSuite account. | | updatecustomrecordwithinstances | Updates the custom record object and its instances in the SuiteCloud project. | | validate | Validates the folder or zip file that contains the SuiteCloud project. |

Requirements

  • NetSuite account settings have to be updated for SDF
  • This project needs node > 8.

License

MIT © mycs 2017

Maintainer

jroehl

Whenever editing the repository

Should you update the readme, use npm script semantic-release to check if a new version has to be set and to publish it to npm.