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efficy-enterprise-api-browser

v1.0.20

Published

The Efficy Enterprise API bundled for usage inside an Efficy browser session for client-side JSON RPC requests.

Downloads

8

Readme

Efficy Enterprise API browser

This is an auto-generated rollup bundled JS package of efficy-enterprise-api package for usage in the browser, more specific inside a Efficy Enterprise customization project.

See Full documentation

Github source and Node.js back-end package:

Efficy in browser instructions

Inside your Efficy Enterprise, running in the browser

npm i efficy-enterprise-api-browser
const {CrmRpc} = await import('../../../node_modules/efficy-enterprise-api-browser/es.js');
const crm = new CrmRpc();

const proposal = crm.openEditObject("docu", 0);
proposal.updateFields({
	"NAME": "Non committed proposal",
	"MEMO": "Line1\nLine2"
});
proposal.insertDetail("Oppo", Model("key"));
proposal.insertDetail("Comp", Model("K_COMPANY"));
proposal.insertDetail("Cont", Model("K_CONTACT"));
await crm.executeBatch();

// Debug output
proposal.edithandle; // The editHandle number, can be used to open an edit page

(2022) authored by Kristof Pauwels