Setting Cookies To set a cookie in SuiteScript, you modify the HTTP response headers within a Suitelet. Example: Setting a Cookie in a Suitelet /** * @NApiVersion 2.x * @NScriptType Suitelet */ define([‘N/https’], function(https) { function onRequest(context) { if (context.request.method === ‘GET’) { // Generate a session token or any data you want to store… Continue reading Managing Cookies in SuiteScript
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Trigger Client Scripts from a Workflow
Client script functions can be triggered by any Workflow Action scripts that support client-based events (e.g., Before User Edit, After Field Edit, etc.). These functions should be placed in the Custom Formula section of the workflow action. Here’s an example that demonstrates this process. It requires basic knowledge of SuiteScript and Workflows. Solution: 1. Create… Continue reading Trigger Client Scripts from a Workflow
Javascript function to flatten nested arrays into a single array
Use Array.prototype.flat() to flatten nested arrays into a single array JavaScript sample const nestedArray = [1, [2, [3, 4]]]; const flatArray = nestedArray.flat(2); console.log(flatArray); // Output: [1, 2, 3, 4]
How to Create and Manage Background Jobs with Node.js and BullMQ
If you’re a Node.js developer, then you’re likely to be well-versed in the need to execute background jobs that could take an indeterminate amount of time to complete. The objective of such jobs may be image processing, report generation, or email transmission. If they were to be executed on the primary event loop of your… Continue reading How to Create and Manage Background Jobs with Node.js and BullMQ
JavaScript Monorepos: Exploring Decentralized Alternatives
Enhancing Your Javascript/Typescript Codebase for Flexibility, Shareability, and Scalability to Address the Needs of Your Micro Frontends, Microservices, or Any Other Micro Architecture. Going from a standard monorepo to a composable architecture to a completely decentralized Monorepos are a popular way to manage multiple projects in a single repository. They are often used to address… Continue reading JavaScript Monorepos: Exploring Decentralized Alternatives
JavaScript design patterns guide
Imagine a situation where a group of architects wants to design a skyscraper. During the design stage, they would have to consider a plethora of factors, for example: The architectural style — should the building be brutalist, minimalist, or something else? The width of the base — what sizing is needed to prevent collapse during windy days?… Continue reading JavaScript design patterns guide
🧠 Understanding JavaScript Proxies: Harnessing the Power of Metaprogramming
What is a Proxy? A Proxy in JavaScript is an object that wraps another object (called the target) and intercepts fundamental operations performed on it, such as property access, assignment, and function invocation. By defining custom behavior for these operations, Proxies allows developers to create highly dynamic and flexible applications. ‘In Small terms Proxy is… Continue reading 🧠 Understanding JavaScript Proxies: Harnessing the Power of Metaprogramming
🎯 Mastering JavaScript Closures: A In-Depth Guide
🤔 What’s a Closure Anyway? Think of a closure as a special feature of function that remembers the environment it was created in. In other words, a closure can access variables from its own scope, the scope of the outer function, and even the global scope. It’s like having a super memory! 🧠 Simple Terms,… Continue reading 🎯 Mastering JavaScript Closures: A In-Depth Guide
✨ Mastering JavaScript Event Delegation: An In-depth Guide!
What is Event Delegation? Event delegation is a technique that involves leveraging event bubbling to manage events at a higher level in the DOM rather than attaching event listeners to each element. This is particularly useful when you have many elements or when elements are dynamically added or removed. What is Event Bubbling? Before diving… Continue reading ✨ Mastering JavaScript Event Delegation: An In-depth Guide!
⚡ Mastering JavaScript Web Workers: An In-depth Guide!
What Exactly Are Web Workers? Think of Web Workers as your secret agents who run in the background, handling tasks like complex calculations or data processing without slowing down your main thread. This means your web app stays smooth and snappy, even when you’re dealing with heavy tasks. Why Bother with Web Workers? JavaScript is… Continue reading ⚡ Mastering JavaScript Web Workers: An In-depth Guide!