To update the project details of a project. All parameters are optional in the body of the request. Schemes will only be updated if they are included in the request, any omitted schemes will be left unchanged. PUT – /rest/api/3/project/{projectIdOrKey}
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API Routes in Next.js
Next.js provides API routes to handle backend functionality within your application. These routes live in the pages/api/ directory and allow you to create endpoints for fetching data, authentication, and handling form submissions. Using this approach allows for better scalability, flexibility, and efficiency in your applications. It helps in organizing code, improving performance, and ensuring seamless… Continue reading API Routes in Next.js
Streamlining TDS Compliance with ClearTax Integration in NetSuite
ClearTax integration with NetSuite provides an efficient solution for managing Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) compliance by automating calculations, reporting, and submission processes. This integration ensures accurate TDS tracking and timely submissions, reducing manual errors and streamlining workflows. The ClearTax script in NetSuite dynamically calculates TDS for transactions like Vendor Bills and Invoices by fetching… Continue reading Streamlining TDS Compliance with ClearTax Integration in NetSuite
Fetch exchange rate using API request from the response object
The following code will teach you to call and request information from the endpoint This is another way of getting a value from API request. let headersRequest = { ‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’ } … Continue reading Fetch exchange rate using API request from the response object
How to use function to call API and integerate project record from netsuite.
Call the function in the after submit context of user event script: const afterSubmit = (scriptContext) => { if (scriptContext.type === scriptContext.UserEventType.CREATE || scriptContext.type === scriptContext.UserEventType.EDIT) { let newRecord = scriptContext.newRecord; let projectId… Continue reading How to use function to call API and integerate project record from netsuite.
How to handle access token expiry in a SuiteScript API call
I encountered some errors when making API requests using ‘Access tokens’ generated from a refresh token within SuiteScript. The issue arose as the access token expired during API calls, causing the next API calls to fail until a new token was issued. This can be solved using a code to create a new token and… Continue reading How to handle access token expiry in a SuiteScript API call
Check whether the API response is success using suitescript.
const SUCCESS_API_RESPONSES = { “OK”: 200, “Created”: 201, “Accepted”: 202, “Non-Authoritative Information”: 203, “No Content”: 204, “Reset Content”: 205, “Partial Content”: 206, “Multi-Status (WebDAV)”: 207, “Already Reported (WebDAV)”: 208, “IM Used”: 226 }; let response… Continue reading Check whether the API response is success using suitescript.
API 5xx Status Codes (Server Error)
Different server errors occur while sending API calls 500 Internal Server Error : The server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request. 501 Not Implemented : The HTTP method is not supported by the server and cannot be handled. 502 Bad Gateway : The server got an invalid response while working… Continue reading API 5xx Status Codes (Server Error)
GraphQL offers several advantages over traditional RESTful APIs
GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL provides a complete and understandable description of the data in your API, gives clients the power to ask for exactly what they need and nothing more, makes it easier to evolve APIs over time, and enables… Continue reading GraphQL offers several advantages over traditional RESTful APIs
API call a RESTlet from a client script.
To API call a RESTlet from a client script, the URL does not have to include the RESTlet domain. let response = https.get({ url: ‘/app/site/hosting/restlet.nl?script=111&deploy=1’ }); console.log(response.body);