You might not get a lot of views on this stuff being so niche, but your videos have been VERY helpful to me and the team here. I am a little nervous banking on the head in the cloud library's longevity and staying up to date, but these videos are helpful regardless if they are used.
I appreciate that! The beauty about open source code on GitHub is that it doesn't event depend on us to stay up to date. Other people contribute updates to it more often than we do ourselves - many people rely on these tools and ensure they are up to date.
I'm using VS instead of WebStorm as used in this tutorial. I'm getting the following problems: Cannot find module "N/types', 'N/dataset', or 'N/query Do I need to change these to match my NetSuite?
Setting it up in VS Code is very similar, here is a video where I walk through VS Code setup on Mac: th-cam.com/video/Q9wrP5GrFTU/w-d-xo.html This video is from 2020 and is in SuiteScript 2.0 rather than 2.1, but most of the setup is the same. I hope this helps!
Using this method to deploy my userevent ts script as a js scripts to my Netsuite account folder, but getting an error saying there's no such file or directory. The build-and-upload tool says the js file cannot be found in the build folder. No idea where it went though. It works when I upload normal js files though.
Okay got past the error by renaming my directory to 'ssv2'. Now I'm getting a bunch of compilation errors on the @types/node/ts4.8/util.d.ts file. Weird
Thank you for video. In terminal I got error 'illegal user name'. But command works with colon. Example - sudo chown -R username: /usr/local/lib/node_modules
You might not get a lot of views on this stuff being so niche, but your videos have been VERY helpful to me and the team here. I am a little nervous banking on the head in the cloud library's longevity and staying up to date, but these videos are helpful regardless if they are used.
I appreciate that! The beauty about open source code on GitHub is that it doesn't event depend on us to stay up to date. Other people contribute updates to it more often than we do ourselves - many people rely on these tools and ensure they are up to date.
Hey...great vid...thanks, but why aren't my '.hitc - upload' files in the code file packet? Do I need to create those myself? Did I miss something?
You do need to create the .hitc-upload-token file yourself. The actual token values should be treated like passwords - never shared or committed.
I'm using VS instead of WebStorm as used in this tutorial. I'm getting the following problems:
Cannot find module "N/types', 'N/dataset', or 'N/query
Do I need to change these to match my NetSuite?
Setting it up in VS Code is very similar, here is a video where I walk through VS Code setup on Mac: th-cam.com/video/Q9wrP5GrFTU/w-d-xo.html
This video is from 2020 and is in SuiteScript 2.0 rather than 2.1, but most of the setup is the same. I hope this helps!
Using this method to deploy my userevent ts script as a js scripts to my Netsuite account folder, but getting an error saying there's no such file or directory. The build-and-upload tool says the js file cannot be found in the build folder. No idea where it went though. It works when I upload normal js files though.
Okay got past the error by renaming my directory to 'ssv2'. Now I'm getting a bunch of compilation errors on the @types/node/ts4.8/util.d.ts file. Weird
Is there an alternative option to do the External Tools portion of this video on VS Code instead?
Windows users see this demo for WebStorm setup: th-cam.com/video/Wf_z7IpTaJU/w-d-xo.html
Code files for this video are here: www.headintheclouddev.com/code/demo-ssv2-mac-webstorm.zip
Thank you for video. In terminal I got error 'illegal user name'. But command works with colon. Example - sudo chown -R username: /usr/local/lib/node_modules