Server-side scripts allow the system running JS scripts on the server-side when the server events happen, for example:
- writing data into the database;
- updating data in the database;
- an incoming message.
They are used to create reactions for the data writing based on the pre-defined rules, such as:
- record saving transaction interrupting;
- associative record creation (once the record is created, one more will be created in return);
- configuration of the record creation initiated by incoming email (the incident is created upon receipt of an email) and so on.
In the server-side scripts, you can use methods that are provided by server-side API.
To define the API class in a script, you need to specify it explicitly in script code, for example:
class SimpleAutoAssigner {
/**
* @constructor
* @param {string} autoAssignedRuleId
*/
constructor(autoAssignedRuleId) {
this.autoAssignedRuleId = autoAssignedRuleId;
this.assigner = this.__create();
this.userId = this.assigner.getUserId();
this.groupId = this.assigner.getGroupId();
}
//...
In the case of there is a code executed through the eval() function, then adding the string below at the start of the script will import all the API classes.
// #import_all_types
The subsections of this section will give more details and specifics of server-side scripts usage.
Also, you can refer to the Scheduled Script article to get more information about implementing routine activities.
