Vedachalam Mahadevan
03/16/2025, 1:02 PMCeligo AI
03/16/2025, 1:02 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In SuiteScript 1.0, there is no built-in function to compress a PDF file. However, you can use the
N/file
module to read and write files, and the N/encode
module to encode and decode base64, hex, and utf-8 formats.
Here is a basic example of how you might read a file, encode it, and then write the encoded data to a new file. This isn't exactly "compression", but it's the closest you can get with the available SuiteScript 1.0 APIs.
javascript
var file = nlapiLoadFile('internalIdOfYourPdf');
var encodedContent = nlapiEncrypt(file.getValue(), 'base64');
var newFile = nlapiCreateFile('newFileName.pdf', 'PDF', encodedContent);
newFile.setFolder('internalIdOfYourFolder');
nlapiSubmitFile(newFile);
This script loads a file, encodes its content in base64, and then creates a new file with the encoded content. The new file is then saved to a specific folder in the file cabinet.
Please note that this is not a true compression and the size of the file will not be reduced. If you need to reduce the size of the file, you would need to use a third-party service or library that can be called from SuiteScript, or manually reduce the size of the file before uploading it to NetSuite.
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03/16/2025, 1:03 PM