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TypeScript typings for SuiteScript 2.0
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/**
* Use the N/recordContext Module to get all the available context types of the record, such as LOCALIZATION.
* The LOCALIZATION context type indicates which country a script is using for execution.
* You can also use the N/recordContext module to create conditional statements within a script so that the script
* behaves differently based on the context.
*/
import type {ClientCurrentRecord, Record} from './record';
interface GetContextOptions {
/** The record type. Required if the record is not loaded in your script. */
recordType?: string;
/** The record ID. Required if the record is not loaded in your script. */
recordId?: string;
/** The record object. Required if the record is loaded in your script. */
record?: Record | ClientCurrentRecord;
/** The available context types. Optional. */
contextTypes?: ContextType[];
}
/**
* Contains key-value pairs that represent context types and their values.
* Each key is the name of the context type, and each value is the record context.
* Multiple values for a single context type can be returned in an array.
* NOTE: This is commented out because here the function just returns and object directly.
*/
// interface RecordContext {
//
// }
/**
* Returns the record context object for a given record.
* The parameters you specify for this method depend on whether the record is currently loaded in your script:
* - For records that are not loaded in your script, the record is defined by record type and ID.
* In this case, you must use the recordType and recordId parameters to specify the record to obtain the context for. You do not use the record parameter.
* - For records that are loaded in your script, the record is defined by the record object.
* In this case, you must use the record parameter to specify the record to obtain the context for. You do not use the recordType and recordId parameters.
*/
export declare function getContext(options: GetContextOptions): { [contextType: string]: string|string[] }; // The example shows: { "localization": ["CA"] }
export enum ContextType {
LOCALIZATION
}