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gulp-netsuite-uploader
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Gulp wrapper for netsuite-uploader to upload files to NetSuite.
Upload files to NetSuite. Either choose a folder to put a new file, or (without choosing a folder) replace an existing file with the same name.
Recommended for use with gulp-watch.
Rewrite of https://github.com/dturton/gulp-nsupload to work with netsuite-uploader instead of nsupload.
Install and deploy the restlet included with netsuite-uploader. You'll need the script internal id for the config file.
You'll probably want to use the PUT verb for the function, although NetSuite doesn't allow you to be truly restful (no semantic URI), so use a POST if you like it better.
The upload function will return a stream handler, and must be called with the following properties:
See below for an example gulpfile
var upload = require('gulp-netsuite-uploader');
gulp.src('foo.js').pipe(upload({
email: 'a@example.com',
password: 'password',
account: 1234,
script: 123,
folder: 123456
}));
FAQs
Gulp wrapper for netsuite-uploader to upload files to NetSuite.
We found that gulp-netsuite-uploader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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