Netsuite SuiteScript 2.0 Project Skeleton

Dependencies

• NodeJS 8.9.1

Installation

npm install -g mocha yarn && yarn install

Developing

Run the following while you are developing to continuously execute tests.

gulp watch-tests

Configuration

In order to deploy to NetSuite, you will need to configure your account credentials in credentials.json, and your user must be an Administrator of the NetSuite account you are attempting to deploy to.

1. Copy or rename credentials-sample.json to credentials.json

2. Go to Setup > Integration > Web Services Preferences in your NetSuite account.

3. Copy the ACCOUNT ID value to your credentials.json file under account, and fill in all other appropriate values for role, email, and password.

4. If your account sandbox is newer and not hosted at the sandbox.netsuite subdomain, run the following command:

   ./util/use_top_level_sandbox.py

5. If you want to use the SuiteCloud Development Framework to backup and deploy object definitions alongside your scripts, first install the SDF CLI tools and then run ./util/init_sdf.sh to configure the project folders.

6. If you want to use the gulp create-script command, be sure to edit the script header definition in templates/_script_header.js.

Deploying

Run the command gulp deploy-sandbox to deploy to your Sandbox account. Run the command gulp deploy-production to deploy to your Production account.

You can also pull any repository-tracked scripts using gulp pull-sandbox or gulp pull-production.

To pull workflows and saved searches you can use gulp pull-[env] --workflow [workflowscriptid] or gulp pull-[env] --savedsearch [savedsearchscriptid]. Other types are not supported at this time.

Viewing all account objects can be done with gulp pull-[env] --listobjects. Previewing deployment changes against an account can be performed with gulp pull-[env] --preview.

To deploy as an SDF bundle use gulp deploy-[env] --sdf.

Debugging

Using the NetSuite debugger is an absolute chore. If you are a Vim user, there is now a better option.

1. Install my NetSuite Browserlink plugin into your Vim install.
2. In Chrome/Chromium, open the extensions window and drag-drop the file util/vim_netsuite_browserlink.user.js file into the pane to prompt to install the user script.
3. Follow the Browserlink usage directions for more details.

License

AGPLv3