App object can be accessed in business processes and widgets associated with apps. The Application object provides methods and data to work with the current app.

Type parameters

Hierarchy

  • Application

Properties

Readonly cache

cache: ICache

Cache for temporary data storage (isolated in the app).

Readonly fields

fields: Readonly<object>

Description of app fields.

Readonly name

name: string

App name.

Readonly processes

processes: S

Processes in the app.

Learn about other features in Processes.

Readonly serial

serial: Serial

Counter in the app.

Readonly storage

storage: IStorage

Long-term storage used to store any string data on the server (isolated in an app).

Methods

create

  • The method allows creating a new app item.

    After you initiate app item creation and fill out the item's fields, you need to save it using the ApplicationItem.save method.

    const item = Application.create();
    item.data.__name = Context.data. request_subject; 
    await item.save(); 
    

    Returns ApplicationItem<T, P>

createFolder

  • createFolder(name: string): Promise<TFolder>
  • The method creates a new folder in the app (on the first nesting level).

    In this example, we use the method to create a new folder in an app.

    const folder = await Application.createFolder('name');
    

    Parameters

    • name: string

      Name of the new folder.

    Returns Promise<TFolder>

getFolders

  • The method returns an array of app folders (on the first nesting level).

    In this example, we use the method to get all folders in the app.

    const folders = await Application.getFolders();
    

    Returns Promise<TFolder[]>

    Folders set up in an app.

getPermissions

getSettings

  • Returns settings set for the app.

    const settings = await Application.getSettings();
    // Whether  registration is enabled 
    const on_registry =  settings.registrationSettings.enabled 
    // List of IDs of folders available  for this app 
    const nomIDs = settings.registrationSettings.nomenclatureIds  
    // Returns a list of folders available for the app 
    const nomenclatures =  settings.registrationSettings.getNomenclatures(); 
    

    Returns Promise<TSettings>

hasPermission

  • hasPermission(orgunit: TPermissionOrgunit, type: PermissionType): Promise<boolean>
  • The method checks permissions of a user, group, org chart item, or role.

    Parameters

    • orgunit: TPermissionOrgunit

      User, group, org chart item, or role that has the permissions.

    • type: PermissionType

      Access level. Read more about this method in [[ApplicationItem. hasPermission]].

    Returns Promise<boolean>

search

  • search(): ApplicationSearch<T, P>
  • The method can be used to search for an app item.

    Learn more about searching for app items in the Manage apps article.

    Returns ApplicationSearch<T, P>

setPermissions

  • The method sets new access permissions for an app item.

    Learn more about how the method works in ApplicationItem.setPermissions.

    Parameters

    Returns Promise<void>

statusHistory

  • The method is used to search in an app item’s status change history.

    The method returns the StatusHistorySearch object that supports filtration and sorting of search results.

    // Let’s history  of assigning the `done` status 
    // over the last day 
    const today = new  Datetime(); 
    const yesterday = today.addDate(0, 0, -1); 
    const changes =  Application.statusHistory() 
        .where((f, g) => g.and( 
            f. __createdAt.gte(yesterday), 
            f.target.eq(Application.fields.__status. variants.done.id), 
        )) 
        .all(); 
    // Let’s get full data for all  items 
    // whose status changes to `done` 
    const items = await Promise. all(changes.map(change => change.data.item!.fetch())); 
    

    Returns StatusHistorySearch<T, P>