Tag: web app

Declaring Collection Types in Payload

import { CollectionConfig } from “payload/types”; export type User = {  id: string;  name: string;  email: string;  role: “admin” | “editor” | “user”; // Enum type for roles  createdAt: string;  updatedAt: string; }; const Users: CollectionConfig = {  slug: “users”,  fields: [   {    name: “name”,    type: “text”,    required: true,   },   {    name: “email”,    type: “email”,… Continue reading Declaring Collection Types in Payload

Proposal For Jira and NetSuite Bi-Directional Sync

Proposal Summary  This proposal details an all-encompassing approach to connect a Web App with the Jira platform via NetSuite custom records. It incorporates a dual synchronization mechanism real-time and scheduled to ensure optimal management of work items, work requirements, and work efforts. The aim is to create a strong and flexible system for managing projects… Continue reading Proposal For Jira and NetSuite Bi-Directional Sync

Logging request with “Morgan” in Node JS.

To log requests using Morgan in Node.js, you first need to install the Morgan package: npm install morgan Then, you can integrate Morgan into your Node.js application. Here’s an example of how you can use Morgan with Express.js: const morgan = require(‘morgan’); and use it below where Cors are used. // Use Morgan middleware to… Continue reading Logging request with “Morgan” in Node JS.

How to use a mapping object to replace values in a data array of objects

The requirement was to show abbreviated values for the shipping item label values sourced from the NetSuite side in a React JS web application. For this, I created a map object and stored the original names and abbreviations as key-value pairs. Used a map function to replace the values in the data object before rendering.… Continue reading How to use a mapping object to replace values in a data array of objects