netsuite-suitetalk

$3

Install the package using npm.

``$ npm i netsuite-suitetalk --save`

Create a new instance of the client. Initializing the client is an asynchronous operation.

` javascript
'use strict';
const netsuite = require('netsuite-suitetalk');
const netSuiteClient = new netsuite(
{
accountId : YOURACCOUNTID,
appId : YOURAPPLICATIONID,
baseUrl : YOURBASEURL, // defaults to production NS - https://webservices.netsuite.com/services/NetSuitePort_2016_2
password : YOURPASSWORD,
roleId : YOURROLEID,
username : YOURUSERNAME,
wsdlPath : YOURWSDLPATH // defaults to wsdl (v2016_2) - https://webservices.netsuite.com/wsdl/v2016_2_0/netsuite.wsdl
});
netSuiteClient.initialize((err) =>
{
// netSuiteClient methods are available
});
`

$3

###### Get Record

Get any NetSuite record by type and internalId. This is an asynchronous call requiring the use of a callback.

`netSuiteClient.get(type, internalId, callback);`

__Arguments__

* type (String): Type of Record (i.e. 'salesOrder', 'customer')
* internalId (String|Number): Internal Id of Record
* callback (Function): `(err, resp)`

__Example__
`
netSuiteClient.get('customer', '12345', (err, data) =>
{
if (data && data.readResponse && data.readResponse.status && data.readResponse.status.attributes && data.readResponse.status.attributes.isSuccess)
{
console.log(data.readResponse.record);
}
});
`

###### Update Record

Update any allowed NetSuite record by type, internalId, and fields. This is an asynchronous call requiring the use of a callback. Currently this does not work with customFieldList.

`netSuiteClient.update(type, internalId, fields, callback);`

__Arguments__

* type (String): Type of Record (i.e. 'SalesOrder', 'Customer'). Note the different case than the get method.
* internalId (String|Number): Internal Id of Record
* fields (Hashtable): Table of name/value properties of fields to update
* callback (Function): `(err, resp)`

__Example__
`
let fields =
{
title: 'Developer',
salutation: 'Mr.'
};

netSuiteClient.update('Customer', '12345', fields, (err, data) =>
{
if (err)
{
console.log('ERROR\n', err);
return;
}

if (data && data.writeResponse && data.writeResponse.status && data.writeResponse.status.attributes && data.writeResponse.status.attributes.isSuccess)
{
console.log('Update was successful');
}
});
``