Currently unmaintained since I have moved from Microfocus Service Manager to ServiceNow - Sorry guys!

Service Manager Sublime Extension

A Sublime Text package which allows you to create and modify Service Manager ScriptLibraries outside the Service Manager Client.

Features

• Multiple Environments
• Create a new ScriptLibrary from a local file
• Push and Pull for ScriptLibraries
• Compile
• Code Snippets with auto-complete
• (Soon) Syntax Highlighting

Installation

• Download the Repository
• Extract the zip archive and rename it from sublime_hpsm-master to sublime_hpsm
• Browse to your Sublime Text Packages directory (There is a menu entry in Sublime if you don't know where the packages are stored)
• Copy the sublime_hpsm into the Packages directory

Note: If you have also Package Control installed, please add "remove_orphaned": true, to your Package Control User Settings. Otherwise the package will be removed.

Inside the Service Manager, you have to create a new extaccess record.

Please ensure that the used operator has enough permissions to create/update/compile a ScriptLibrary and that the capability RESTful API is set in the operator.

Header fields

Field Name	Value
Service Name	ScriptLibrary
Name	ScriptLibrary
Object Name	ScriptLibrary

Tab Allowed Actions

Allowed Actions	Action Names	Action Type
add	Create	Create only
save	Update	Update only
compile	Compile

Tab Fields

Field	Caption	Type
name	Name
package	Package
script	Script

In this package, you can't use different captions - sorry.

Tab RESTful

Field	Value
RESTful enabled	true
Resource Collection Name	ScriptLibrary
Resource Name	ScriptLibrary
Unique Keys	name
Resource Collection Action - POST	Create
Resource Actions - POST	Update
Resource Actions - PUT	Compile

If you're using a different Resource Collection Name and/or Resource Name, you have to modify also the extension settings. See api_serivce inside the configuration. This package requires the same name for the Resource Collection Name and Resource Name.

Configuration

{
	"Fullname"		: "Marcus Reinhardt",
	"Shortname"		: "MR",
	"Company"		: "",
	"Email"			: "webstone@gmail.com",
	"CurrentYear"	: "2018",

	"environments"	: {

		"development"	: {
			"displayname"		: "Development Environment",
			"servername" 		: "http://127.0.0.1",
			"serverport" 		: ":13080",
			"username"	 		: "DEVAdminUsername",
			"password"	 		: "DEVAdminPassword",
			"api_path"	 		: "/SM/9/rest/",
			"api_service"		: "ScriptLibrary",
			
			"destination"		: "/Library/Path/Development/",
			"file_ext"			: ".js",

			"default_package" 	: "User"
		}
	},
	
	"autocomplete"	: {
		"prefix"		: "",
		"min_length"	: 2
	},

	"debug"				: 0
	
}

Code Snippets

I'm a lazy guy and I hate to repeat myself over and over again - This is the reason why I built this extension.

It allows to define unlimited code snippets as JS file. it allows you also to define a tab completion. With this, you can speed up yourself - Yeah!

If you want to use your own code snippets, you have to go to Preferences > Package Settings > HPSM > Browse User Templates.

This packages comes with the following auto-complete templates:

hpsm-nullsub

system.functions.nullsub( ${0:argument}, ${1:fallback} );

hpsm-scfile-basic

var f${0:File} 	= new SCFile( "${1:tablename}" );
var q${0:File} 	= true;
var rc${0:File} = f${0:File}.doSelect( q${0:File} );

hpsm-scfile-complete

var f${0:File} = new SCFile( "${1:tablename}" );
var q${0:File} = true; 
var rc${0:File} = f${0:File}.doSelect( q${0:File} );

while( rc${0:File} == RC_SUCCESS ) {
	//your code 
	rc${0:File} = f${0:File}.getNext();
}

You can also fetch values from the settings.

{{Setting:Fullname}}

Fullname is the key from the settings file - You can add also new keys to the user config.

Credits

Special thanks goes to:

• yim OHG - My old company ❤️ My first version was built there and now I will continue with the package as Open Source Project