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netsuite-uploader-util

v1.1.6

Published

Helper library for uploading files from your local computer into the NetSuite File Cabinet from nodejs.

Downloads

391

Readme

devDependencies Status

netsuite-uploader-util

Helper library for uploading files from your local computer into the NetSuite File Cabinet from nodejs.

Install

 $ npm install netsuite-uploader-util 

Usage

Simple using SuiteTalk 2015_1 so you dont need application ID:

// Constants: - change according to your needs
var account = 'TSTDRV1234567';
var role = 3;
var localfile = '/home/me/script1.js' // the local file to upload
var remoteFile = 'SuiteScripts/script1.js' // the path to file cabinet path to update or create. You can pass non-existing folders - in that case they will be created recursively, like mkdir -p

var nsutil = require('netsuite-uploader-util');

var client = new nsutil.SuiteTalk();
var creds = nsutil.Credentials;
client.init(creds.email, creds.password, account, role).then(() => {
    client.upload(file.path, suiteScriptPath).then(r=>{
            console.log('  Uploaded File: ' + suiteScriptPath);
        }, err => {
            console.log('  Failed to Upload File: ' + err);
        });
    });
});

Or you can use latest SuiteTalk versions, currently 2017_2. For this you need an application ID which you can create in Setup->Integration->Manage Integrations menu. Is the same as before but we pass extra two parameters to client.init(). nsVersion parameter is optional. Example:

var applicationId = 'E296719E-C000-4719-B60A-89B72FB65E88';
var nsVersion = '2017_2';
client.init(creds.email, creds.password, account, role, applicationId, nsVersion)....

Sample gulpfile.js task that leverages this utility:

var gulp = require('gulp'),
    watch = require('gulp-watch'),
    nsutil = require('netsuite-uploader-util');

// "Constants"
var watchFilter = 'netsuite_code/**/*.js';
var account = 'TSTDRV1234567';
var role = 3;

gulp.task('default', () => {
    var client = new nsutil.SuiteTalk();
    var creds = nsutil.Credentials;

    console.log('Configuring SuiteTalk client...');
    client.init(creds.email, creds.password, account, role).then(() => {
        console.log('SuiteTalk client configured.');
        console.log('Watching: ' + watchFilter);

        watch(watchFilter, file => {
            console.log(`File changed. Uploading File: ${file.path}...`);
            var pathParts = file.path.split(/\\|\//);
            var idx = pathParts.indexOf('netsuite_code')+1;
            
            var filename = pathParts.slice(idx).join('/');

            var suiteScriptPath = `SuiteScripts/My App/${filename}`;

            client.upload(file.path, suiteScriptPath).then(r=>{
                console.log('  Uploaded File: ' + suiteScriptPath);
            }, err => {
                console.log('  Failed to Upload File: ' + err);
            });
        });
    });
});