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sn-project

v3.18.1

Published

Replicate records from Service-Now to local disk

Downloads

686

Readme

Project module for CICD Server for Service-Now

Export files (records extending sys_metadata) from Service-Now to a nodejs like project on disk.
Inspired by jmbauguess/ServiceNowScriptDocumenter

Configuration

Add the table-name (ClassName) to config/entities.json in following format:

{
"sys_variable_value": { // table-name
        "name": "Values",   // display name (used for folder name)
        "key": "<document_key!dv>", // the file name
        "alias": ["sysauto_script", "wf_workflow_schedule"], // extending tables with the same rule
        "json": true, // export file as json
        "query": "variable.internal_type=script^ORvariable.internal_type=script_plain^ORvariable.internal_type=script_server", // filter on the objects
        "fields": {
            "value": ".js" // fields to be exported
        },
        "subDirPattern": "<document>" // additional sub-directory
    }
}

Variables in entities.json

    take first not null value
        <cat_item|variable_set>

    displayValue of the field
        <cat_item!dv>

    optional displayValue of the field
        <cat_item!dv?>

    optional field
        <cat_variable?>

    default 'global' if empty
        <table|'global'>

nodejs templates

By default files from ./default-templates are copied into target nodejs project. If you require a different gulp plan, point to custom files by passing a templateDir on init of the module.

  • atf-wrapper.js : Mocha wrapper to call ATF tests in Service-Now
  • jsdoc.json : Standards used in JSDoc generation
  • project.json : Example config file used in gulp
  • gulpfile.js : the gulp 'build plan'

DB

Changes are tracked via MD5 hash of file and saved to embedded nedb. Files on disk are only updated if relevant fields have changed.