Thanks @scottvonduhn. Were you also able to install sdfcli by chance? I’ve been using sdfcli along christopherwxyz’s VS Code extension in windows and I’d like to maintain the same workflow if possible. Thanks

hi @Gustavo Doná i have managed to install https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=christopherwxyz.netsuitesdf , also prior to this i have installed suitecloud-cli. It's working fine, i can run

suitecloud project:validate

for example from command prompt, but from VS code when i run

SDF:Validate Project

it gives me

'sdfcli' not found in path. Please restart VS Code if you installed it.

In readme file, where should i put

.sdfcli.json

file ? I cannot find this file within my project, not sure if whether i can run suitecloud from command prompt then i should ignore this. Your guidance is appreciated

Hi @dennysutanto. I also have the same issue actually 😅 @Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA) do you know how we could add sdfcli to PATH so it can run anywhere, by chance? Thank you so much

oo 😅

I like more SDF, after I started using it I'd create a mini-project for every customization I'd need to do. Pretty straight forward when you also add git versioning on top of it.

in our current File Cabinet/Suitescripts folder, we have many js files and we have them all in bitbucket as well. when you say mini-project, you mean that you will only pull certain files into your vscode, make changes and deploy using sdf ?

@Gustavo Doná I actually have never tried this extension on VSCode. So no idea about the config. Try running the commands on SuiteCloud CLI for NodeJS by adding

-i

at the end of any command. Its pretty easy to use For example

suitecloud project:create -i

suitecloud project:deploy -i

suitecloud file:upload -i

-i = interactive ?

yes

yes, @Ali Syed (NS DevTools QA), suitecloud has helped me a lot, making deployment to Production faster then copying files , creating fields one by one. Since i'm using VSCode, i'm looking at a possibilities to be able to execute suitecloud commands within VS code

You can use the SuiteCloud in terminal of VSCode. While having the project open in VSCode.

yes, right. This is something that i need to further checking, for some reason i'm not able to do that, something like permission issues But what i'm looking at ultimately, is VSCode extension that can do this for me. There is 1 feature that i think will be very helpful at least for me in sandbox during development, where I would like to upload single file which is active in my editor straight to file cabinet in NS Is this something that suitecloud-cli supports ? What i understand is that we have to configure the folder in which we want to deploy from, like from my screenshot below is

dist

folder. Am i doing this correctly or is there another way to achieve this ?

If all your operations are going to be from

dist

you can set default project =

dist

Then simply run

suitecloud file:upload -i

it should show you the available files to upload from your default folder

wow! amazing

We will announce here.

this is my folder structure, all .js files are under FileCabinet/Suitescripts every file changed, i have to move manually to dist folder, then execute

project:deploy

This is not according to the Node project structure. If you run the upload command what do you see?

you mean

suitecloud project:deploy

command ?

no

suitecloud file:upload -i

This is used when you dont want to deploy the project but just upload single or multiple SuiteScript files to account

ah... i didn't know such command exist

Check this, i have a

src

and

dist

for example i can set the preferences like for a particular command which directory should be used.

this is what i see

Yes, now you can select the folder where your file exists. and then select the file in next step and upload to account

ic, so with this i don't have to move my 'changed file' to 'dist' folder right ?

Yes if you have configured the suitecloud.config.json properly, and you are sure which files you are uploading. Then it should be ok. I suggest you should try in a test account first to verify.

i forgot how did i do the config, but currently suitecloud project:deploy will go and take everything from my current 'dist' folder and deploy to NS i never use file:upload before, will start to use this

In the screenshot you sent, project:deploy is configured to read

dist

ic

It was just an example according to what i understood you wanted to do. You wanted to upload files directly to NS without moving it to

dist

folder So i was showing an example that if you have files which are not in

dist

, You can specify the folder in config for upload, so when you run the upload command, it will show you the files to upload from the configured folder and not dist.

great, understood

It totally depends on your needs and what your workflow is. KEEP in mind that this workflow is for AccountCustomisationProjects For SuiteApps its a bit tricky

ic, so far i never work with suiteapps, yet

Happy to help.

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