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nsconfig

v0.5.2

Published

Netsuite Auth Configuration

Downloads

133

Readme

nsconfig NPM version Build Status Coveralls Status

Configuration options for netsuite-related packages.

Set up authentication and custom parameters environment-wise or project-wise.

Required

  • node.js 0.10+ or io.js 1+ or node.js 4+

Install Dependency Status devDependency Status

    npm install nsconfig

Usage

nsconfig( overrideParams : any , projectParams? : ParamsDef[] , noThrow? : boolean )

Reads configuration parameters from the following sources (overriding each parameter on the same order):

  • overrideParams argument;

  • Searches up to 5 levels above cwd for a nsconfig.json file

  • Searches for a ~/.ns/nsconfig.json (on windows ~ is X:/Users/<user>)

  • Environment variables found with the syntax NSCONF_<UPPERCASE_PARAMETER_NAME>. E.g. the email param can be forced to something else by exporting [email protected].

When working with multiple netsuite environments you may override the file name nsconfig.json with e.g. nsconfig-myproject.json by either:

  • setting the conffile parameter;

  • setting the environment variable NSCONF or NSCONF_CONFFILE.

projectParams

Set additional parameters that your module may want to look up.

The default parameters are:

[
    {name: 'email', required: true},
    {name: 'password', required: true},
    {name: 'account', required: true},
    {name: 'realm', def: 'system.netsuite.com'},
    {name: 'role'}
]

Currently accepted options for each custom parameter are:

interface ParamsDef {
	name : string;
	required? : boolean; //throws an error if this parameter is not defined
	def? : boolean;      //defaults to this value if this parameter is not defined
}

passwords and passwordHash

Instead of setting the password key, you may set passwordHash with a base64 encoded password.

Or you may use one the following options in order to avoid storing the password directly into the project's nsconfig.json:

  • Set up the password as environment variable (NSCONF_PASSWORD)

  • Set the the password at ~/.ns/nsconfig.json

Example

Both configuration files below yield the same output:

var params = nsconfig()

yields

{
	"email": "[email protected]",
	"password": "*****",
	"account": "DDAA12321",
	"realm": "netsuite.com",
	"role": 3
}