[darrenhillconsulting]

Ok,

Hoping this is an easy one (that’s somehow eluded me). I want to create a simply library that holds an enumeration of id’s, so that I can use it across several. Easy Peasy in SS 1.0, but how do I do that in SS 2.0?
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[david.smith]

Just create it as a javascript object in a separate file. In your define just call on the file.

Code:
define([‘N/record’, ‘N/search’, ‘N/ui/serverWidget’,’./js/createHtmlTable’, ‘N/file’,’./accounting’],
/**
* @param {record} record
* @param {search} search
* @param {serverWidget} serverWidget
*/
function(record, search, serverWidget,table,file,accounting) {

[chanarbon]

Hi Darren,

I agree with David’s note above. You simply need to create a javascript file that is SuiteScript 2.0 compliant similar to the one below

Code:
/**
*
* @NModuleScope TargetAccount
*
*/

define([“N/record”, “N/email”, “N/search”], function(record, email, search){

function fxn1(){
….
}

function fxn2(){
….
}

return {
libFxn1 : fxn1,
libFxn2 : fxn2
}

})
Then calling it would be simply following the details on Module Dependency Path (https://netsuite.custhelp.com/app/an…il/a_id/45053/) or require.config() (https://netsuite.custhelp.com/app/an…il/a_id/50900/)

Please note that the name of the functions when used on your scripts would be the aliases declared on the return object of your library.

[ironside]

TypeScript:

file ‘myEnums.ts’ in same file cabinet folder as ‘myScript.ts’

PHP Code:

export enum MyEnum { foo,bar,baz } 

file ‘myScript.ts’

PHP Code:

import {MyEnum} from ‘./myEnums’

var x:MyEnum = MyEnum.foo

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