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suiteql

v1.0.8

Published

Run SQL queries against NetSuite using SuiteQL through SuiteTalk Rest Webservices

Downloads

20,238

Readme

SuiteQL

Node.js CI npm version downloads Coverage Status

NPM

Run SQL queries against NetSuite using SuiteQL through SuiteTalk Rest Webservices.

This class extends netsuite-rest

Installation

npm i suiteql

Quick Start

const suiteql = require('suiteql');
let suiteQL = new suiteql({
	consumer_key: process.env.consumer_key,
	consumer_secret_key: process.env.consumer_secret_key,
	token: process.env.token,
	token_secret: process.env.token_secret,
	realm: process.env.realm,
	base_url: process.env.base_url
});

query

query(string, limit = 1000, offset = 0)
  • string - Select query to run

  • limit - Limit number of rows, max is 1000

  • offset - Rows to start from

This method returns with the promise support, response will be in JSON format

Example

let transactions = await suiteQL.query("select id from transaction", 10, 0);

queryAll (Stream)

When working on large number of rows, stream is handy

queryAll(string, limit = 1000) 
  • string - Select query to run

  • limit - Limit number of rows, max is 1000

Example

 let items = [];
    let st = suiteQL.queryAll(`
        select  
            tranid, id from transaction 
        where 
            rownum <= 30 
    `);
    
    st.on("data", (data) => {
      items.push(data);
    });
    
    st.on("end", () => {
        console.log("stream ended")
    });