Charan
11/13/2024, 7:28 AMCeligo AI
11/13/2024, 7:28 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In NetSuite, you can't directly retrieve the secret keys that are created in the UI. However, you can use them in your scripts without revealing their contents. This is done using SuiteScript modules like
N/https
and N/crypto
.
When you create an API secret key in the UI, you can use its script ID to make a request via an HTTPS post call. The script ID is used as a template for N/https
to use. This is because NetSuite needs to know where in the request to place your secret. All of the inputs to N/https
are strings, and all of the mechanisms for specifying where to use the secret are basically template strings.
Here's an example of how you might use the N/https
module to make a request using a secret key:
javascript
var mySecretKey = 'my_script_id'; // replace with your script ID
var myUrl = '<https://example.com/api>'; // replace with your URL
var response = <http://https.post|https.post>({
url: myUrl,
headers: {
'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + mySecretKey
}
});
Remember, the secret keys should be stored securely and never exposed to the script. When you create a secret key in the UI, there's an option to allow it to be accessed via all scripts. This means that any script in your account can use the secret key, as long as it knows the script ID.
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