file:import
Imports a file from an account to your Account Customization Project.
You can't import files from a SuiteApp.
If you run the command in non-interactive mode, the file gets overwritten if it already exists in your project.
Syntax
suitecloud file:import <--paths FileCabinetPath1> [--excludeproperties]
Options
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Option |
Required / Optional |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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--excludeproperties |
Optional |
Excludes the file and folder properties from your account. If you specify this option, the |
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-i or --interactive |
Optional |
Runs the command in interactive mode. |
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--paths |
Required |
Specifies the FileCabinet path of the file you want to import. For example,
Important:
Wildcards aren't allowed. |
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-h or --help |
Optional |
Prints the help for this command. |
Interactive Example
Here's a command that imports all the files from an account into the current project using interactive mode:
suitecloud file:import -i
Before you run the command, you'll be prompted with these questions:
Select the path where you want to import the files. > \SuiteScripts \SuiteScript\MyProject \SuiteScript\MyProject\Subfolder [Restricted]
Select the files you want to import to your project. (*) All ( ) \SuiteScripts\SuiteCallPortlet.js ( ) \SuiteScripts\SuiteCallSuitelet.js ( ) \SuiteScripts\Suitelet.js ( ) \SuiteScripts\Suitelet1.js
Do you want to exclude all file properties within the .attributes folder? > Yes No
All the objects in the project will be overwritten with the objects from the account. Do you want to continue? > Yes No
Non-interactive Example
Here's a command that imports a file from an account into the current project using non-interactive mode:
suitecloud file:import --paths "/SuiteScripts/test.js"
Output Example
When you run the command, it produces an output that is similar to the following:
The following files were imported:
/SuiteScripts/2x_UE_CustomerDeposit_UpdateDepositAmountOnOrder.js