when I want to try small bits of 2.0 code in the c...
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Watz
11/25/2020, 6:33 AMwhen I want to try small bits of 2.0 code in the chrome console, I load each module manually with:
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require("[N/record"])
var record = require("N/record")Watz
11/25/2020, 6:36 AMRealized I can maintain two lines instead.
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var record,search,format,query;
require(["N/record","N/search","N/format","N/query"],function(recordMod,searchMod,formatMod,queryMod){record = recordMod;search=searchMod;format=formatMod;query=queryMod});b
battk
11/25/2020, 6:51 AM Copy code
require(['N'], function(N) {Object.assign(window, N)})👍 1
battk
11/25/2020, 6:52 AMthat said, I dont usually make the netsuite modules global and just use them inside the require function
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Watz
11/25/2020, 6:53 AMOk, so that is basically the same, but I don't need to declare the globals outside of the callback?
Watz
11/25/2020, 6:54 AMYeah, I usually write snippets and execute if it's more of a function. But sometimes I just want run some line of code.
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battk
11/25/2020, 6:59 AMin this case, Object.assign is being used to merge the N object containing all the public netsuite modules into the window global
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Watz
11/25/2020, 6:59 AMohhhhh
Watz
11/25/2020, 7:00 AMI thought you just meant I should substitute for all modules separately
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battk
11/25/2020, 7:01 AMits not as nice for modules like N/ui/dialog, which is buried a little deeper than you would do manually
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Watz
11/25/2020, 7:02 AMBut damn, that's nice :)
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battk
11/25/2020, 7:03 AMnot entirely mine, using N came from somewhere else in the channel. as i said, i dont bother with the globals
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michoel
11/25/2020, 8:22 AMChrome has a useful feature called Snippets which makes it really easy to create ad-hoc multi line scripts. I also figured out a way to load the require.js framework on any page in NetSuite, not just record pages in edit mode..
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michoel
11/25/2020, 8:24 AMs
Sandii
11/25/2020, 4:09 PMChrome snippets is how I do it as well, as michoel pointed out
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