netsuite-suitecloud-sdk VS smartapp-sdk-nodejs

Which version of Java are you using? There have been reports of similar issue for using last version of Java 17.0.7. Try to use Java 17.0.2.

As you're a React developer, I'll assume you're already familiar with node/npm. SuiteScript has three primary npm packages published under the SuiteCloud SDK repo:

There's a reasonable introduction written by NetSuite here - you can see some basics even though it's specific to SuiteCommerce). You can learn more in the github repo and by searching "SuiteCloud Development Framework" in NetSuite Help.

On a cold December day in 2014 I got a random call from a contact that had lay dormant in my phone for 12 years. It was Ryan, the owner of Element Fusion – a company that I had worked for in the summers of 2004 and 2005 while I was in college. NetSuite had recently acquired Element Fusion (EF) and they were looking to hire JavaScript developers to help build a custom Content Management System into NetSuite’s E-commerce platform. It was good timing for me. It was big and ambitious – full of challenges and unknowns. We talked for a bit on the phone about the opportunity and what was needed. I went in for an interview, and took the job. Things went well – really well. After about a year of hard work leading and implementing the new CMS architecture, I was promoted to Principal Software Engineer and JavaScript Team Lead. I stayed there almost 4 more years before moving on – completing all the code changes I wanted to make, coordinating with the Uruguay office (and their half of our product), building the product and leading the team.

This took a little setup, but worked well for me. If you only have a few searches, it would probably take less time to just recreate it. This also assumes you have some experience with programming and terminal use.

Check out [NetSuite](www.netsuite.com)

If we're talking unit testing your code, the SDF SDK comes with a unit testing framework: https://github.com/oracle/netsuite-suitecloud-sdk/tree/master/packages/unit-testing

Normally the good VPN's analyze the URL's and don't route every thing thru the VPN. So the VPN client would realize www.netsuite.com is public and would just route traffic directly to that URL and not over the VPN.

I don't think you are going to get answers you like here. As far as I know there's no hidden methods that you can tap by going directly about it. Netsuite has two frameworks for the CLI, one if Java (documentation linked above by Nick) and one in NodeJS (see here: https://github.com/oracle/netsuite-suitecloud-sdk). Their syntax is different, and the node one doesn't (yet?) do everything the Java one does. But maybe that will help you.

Samsung has a developer website @ https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/ for partners and developers. You don't need to register and can browse or download as desired.

smartThings api (smart outlet, blind automation, sensor integration): https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com

Seems to be fixed. I actually put a ticket in with the support and I dont think they had a clue there was an issue. I sent them a screenshot from my phone trying to login to the app and asked them to try and login at : https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/ , after this they said they were escalating to their engineers. Obviously they have no monitoring in place.

Maybe I'm jumping the gun - just the "Classic" smartthings app is no longer in the app store, and apps made on https://graph.api.smartthings.com/ aren't available in the new smartthings app, only ones made here https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/ with the new API are available in the new app. So I guess if you have an app working with the old API it will probably keep working for a while - just don't delete your "classic" ios app.

I like the looks of the SmartThings ecosystem as there's an official Node.js SDK available. It gets major points for me too as it allows me to utilize any back end service I want -- I'm something of a tinfoil hat wearer, and strongly dislike the idea of using Samsung / Google / Amazon / etc. servers in my home automation. That will likely be a breaking point for me, as I currently have no Alexa / Google Home / etc. services and am hoping to keep it that way.