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user3409215
user3409215

Reputation: 11

how to run suitescript on console

I have a suitescript code as below, so how to run it on console to show results.. do have cli need for run?

require(['N'], function(N) {
for(var n in N){window[n] = N[n];};
try{
    
var s=search.load({id:"572",type:"transaction"});
console.log(s.toJSON());
console.log(s.runPaged().count);
s.run().each(function(r){
   console.log(r.toJSON());
   return true;
});

} catch(e){console.error(e.message);}})

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2331

Answers (2)

Steffen Andersland
Steffen Andersland

Reputation: 609

You can run these scripts by saving them as snippets too which is what I prefer. Generally I write out the following make changes as need a run it within the snippets menu while on a page that is scriptable (like a transaction or a customer).

require(["N/search], function(search) {
    var s = search.load({id:"572", type:"transaction"});
    // code goes here
})

Upvotes: 0

GimmeDatPP
GimmeDatPP

Reputation: 71

First, make sure you are in a page that is editable and is in edit mode. A good example is to go to a customer record, edit it, and then open the console. This is necessary because not all of the modules are accessible unless there is server-side suitescript running.

Then, you will need to load the modules you need. search is a prime example of this:

let search = require('N/search');

From there, you can run your code in the console - just remove the require clause.

See this for more details: https://stoic.software/effective-suitescript/8-ss2-console/

Upvotes: 5

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