├── CatalogUtils.js
├── CurrencyUtils.js
├── LICENSE
├── LogHelper.js
├── add_more_tables_to_code_search.js
├── generate_version4_uuid.js
├── get_all_flows_attached_to_a_table.js
├── identify_bypassed_acls.js
├── install_plugins_and_applications.js
├── retrieve_all_contained_roles.js
└── test_if_GlideRecord_is_valid.js
/CatalogUtils.js:
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1 | var CatalogUtils = Class.create();
2 |
3 | /**
4 | * Helper class for dealing with catalogs and catalog items.
5 | * All methods can be called both server-side and client-side.
6 | *
7 | * @class CatalogUtils
8 | * @author Maik Skoddow
9 | * @see https://www.servicenow.com/community/now-platform-articles/clone-requested-items/ta-p/2323321
10 | */
11 | CatalogUtils.prototype = Object.extendsObject(global.AbstractAjaxProcessor, {
12 | /**
13 | * Returns all variables of a given RITM as stringified array of JSON objectss.
14 | *
15 | * @param {Object}
16 | * objParameter Valid `sc_req_item` record or String-based Sys ID of a RITM.
17 | * @return {String}
18 | * Stringified array of JSON objects with various variable values and information or an
19 | * empty array if no valid data could be found.
20 | */
21 | getVariables: function(objParameter) {
22 | var _grRITM = null;
23 |
24 | //server-side call with Sys ID
25 | if (typeof objParameter == 'string' && objParameter.length == 32) {
26 | _grRITM = new GlideRecord('sc_req_item');
27 |
28 | if (!_grRITM.get(objParameter)) {
29 | _grRITM = null;
30 | }
31 | }
32 |
33 | //server-side call with initialized RITM GlideRecord
34 | if (typeof objParameter == 'object' && objParameter instanceof GlideRecord) {
35 | if (objParameter.isValidRecord() && objParameter.getTableName() == 'sc_req_item') {
36 | _grRITM = objParameter;
37 | }
38 | }
39 |
40 | //client-side Ajax call with RITM Sys ID as parameter
41 | if (this.getParameter('sysparm_ritm_sys_id')) {
42 | var _strSysID = String(this.getParameter('sysparm_ritm_sys_id')).trim();
43 |
44 | if (_strSysID.length == 32) {
45 | _grRITM = new GlideRecord('sc_req_item');
46 |
47 | if (!_grRITM.get(_strSysID)) {
48 | _grRITM = null;
49 | }
50 | }
51 | }
52 |
53 | //no valid RITM could be loaded
54 | if (_grRITM == null) {
55 | return '[]';
56 | }
57 |
58 | var _arrResult = [];
59 | var _strExcludedGlideElementVariableTypes = '|11|12|14|15|17|19|20|24|';
60 | var _grGlideElementVariables = new GlideRecord('sc_item_option_mtom');
61 | var _objGlideElementVariables = {};
62 |
63 | //load all catalog variables for a given RITM
64 | _grGlideElementVariables.addQuery('request_item', _grRITM.getValue('sys_id'));
65 | _grGlideElementVariables.query();
66 |
67 | while (_grGlideElementVariables.next()) {
68 | var _strType = _grGlideElementVariables.sc_item_option.item_option_new.type.toString();
69 | var _strName = _grGlideElementVariables.sc_item_option.item_option_new.name.toString();
70 | var _strQuestionText = _grGlideElementVariables.sc_item_option.item_option_new.question_text.toString();
71 | var _strValue = _grGlideElementVariables.sc_item_option.value.toString();
72 | var _strDisplayValue = _grRITM.getDisplayValue('variables.' + _strName);
73 |
74 | //if type is not excluded fill result array with variable values
75 | if (_strExcludedGlideElementVariableTypes.indexOf('|' + _strType + '|') == -1) {
76 | _objGlideElementVariables[_strName] = {
77 | strType: _strType,
78 | strName: _strName,
79 | strQuestionText: _strQuestionText,
80 | strValue: _strValue,
81 | strDisplayValue: _strDisplayValue,
82 | };
83 | }
84 | }
85 |
86 |
87 | for (var _strKey in _grRITM.variables) {
88 | var _objVariable = _grRITM.variables[_strKey];
89 | var _strVariableType = Object.prototype.toString.call(_objVariable).match(/^\[object\s(.*)\]$/)[1];
90 |
91 | //is it a real catalog variable?
92 | if (_strVariableType == 'GlideElementVariable') {
93 | //is the catalog variable available?
94 | if (_objGlideElementVariables[_strKey]) {
95 | _arrResult.push(_objGlideElementVariables[_strKey]);
96 | }
97 | }
98 |
99 | //is it a MVRS?
100 | if (_strVariableType == 'TableVariableNode') {
101 | _arrResult.push({
102 | strType: 'MVRS',
103 | strName: _strKey,
104 | strQuestionText: _grRITM.variables[_strKey].getLabel(),
105 | strValue: _grRITM.variables[_strKey].toString(),
106 | strDisplayValue: null,
107 | });
108 | }
109 | }
110 |
111 | return JSON.stringify(_arrResult, '', 4);
112 | },
113 |
114 | type: 'CatalogUtils',
115 | });
116 |
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/CurrencyUtils.js:
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1 | var CurrencyUtils = Class.create();
2 |
3 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT = 'CurrencyUtils.convert';
4 |
5 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY = 'strSourceCurrency';
6 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY = 'strTargetCurrency';
7 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_ORIGINALAMOUNT = 'strOriginalAmount';
8 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_LOCALE = 'strLocale';
9 |
10 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY = 'sysparm_source_currency';
11 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY = 'sysparm_target_currency';
12 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_ORIGINALAMOUNT = 'sysparm_original_amount';
13 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_LOCALE = 'sysparm_locale';
14 |
15 | /**
16 | * Helper class for dealing with currencies.
17 | * All methods can be called both server-side and client-side.
18 | *
19 | * @class CurrencyUtils
20 | * @author Maik Skoddow
21 | * @see https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-articles/universal-pattern-for-script-includes/ta-p/2323602
22 | */
23 | CurrencyUtils.prototype = Object.extendsObject(global.AbstractAjaxProcessor, {
24 |
25 | /*
26 | * Converts a number for a given currency to the value of a target currency with the help of a ServiceNow API.
27 | * The conversion rates are determined automatically on a daily basis by ServiceNow.
28 | *
29 | * @param {String} strSourceCurrency Original currency of the given amount to be converted as
30 | * a 3-letter code defined by the ISO 4217.
31 | * @param {String} strTargetCurrency Target currency the given amount should be converted to as
32 | * a 3-letter code defined by the ISO 4217.
33 | * @return {JSON} Value object containing all information. In casde of errors the property `error_message`
34 | * contains a respective message.
35 | */
36 | convert: function(strSourceCurrency, strTargetCurrency, strOriginalAmount, strLocale) {
37 | var IS_CLIENT_CALL = JSUtil.notNil(this.getName());
38 | var SESSION_LOCALE = String(GlideLocale.get().getCurrent());
39 |
40 | var PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY =
41 | IS_CLIENT_CALL ?
42 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY :
43 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY;
44 |
45 | var PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY =
46 | IS_CLIENT_CALL ?
47 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY :
48 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY;
49 |
50 | var PARAMETER_ORGINALAMOUNT =
51 | IS_CLIENT_CALL ?
52 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_ORIGINALAMOUNT :
53 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_ORIGINALAMOUNT;
54 |
55 | var PARAMETER_LOCALE = IS_CLIENT_CALL ?
56 | CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_LOCALE :
57 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_PARAMETER_LOCALE;
58 |
59 | var _getReturnObject = function() {
60 | var _objReturn = {
61 | error_message: String(arguments[0] || ''),
62 | source_currency: String(arguments[1] || ''),
63 | target_currency: String(arguments[2] || ''),
64 | original_amount: String(arguments[3] || ''),
65 | converted_amount: String(arguments[4] || ''),
66 | exchange_rate: String(arguments[5] || ''),
67 | used_locale: String(arguments[6] || '')
68 | };
69 |
70 | var _strReturn = JSON.stringify(_objReturn);
71 |
72 | LogHelper.debug(CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT, 'Return Values: {0}', _strReturn);
73 |
74 | return IS_CLIENT_CALL ? _strReturn : _objReturn;
75 | };
76 |
77 | try {
78 | var _strSourceCurrency =
79 | String(strSourceCurrency || this.getParameter(CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY)).trim();
80 |
81 | var _strTargetCurrency =
82 | String(strTargetCurrency || this.getParameter(CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY)).trim();
83 |
84 | var _strOriginalAmount =
85 | String(strOriginalAmount || this.getParameter(CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_ORIGINALAMOUNT)).trim();
86 |
87 | var _strLocale =
88 | String(
89 | strLocale || this.getParameter(CurrencyUtils.AJAX_PARAMETER_LOCALE) || SESSION_LOCALE
90 | ).trim();
91 |
92 |
93 | LogHelper.debug(
94 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT,
95 | 'Entering method with:\n<{0}> = >{1}<\n<{2}> = >{3}<\n<{4}> = >{5}<\n<{6}> = >{7}<',
96 | PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY, _strSourceCurrency,
97 | PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY, _strTargetCurrency,
98 | PARAMETER_ORGINALAMOUNT, _strOriginalAmount,
99 | PARAMETER_LOCALE, _strLocale
100 | );
101 |
102 | // source currencey code is not valid
103 | if (!this._isValidCurrencyCode(_strSourceCurrency)) {
104 | return _getReturnObject(
105 | LogHelper.error(
106 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT,
107 | '>{0}< is not a valid currency code at <{1}>!',
108 | _strSourceCurrency, PARAMETER_SOURCECURRENCY
109 | )
110 | );
111 | }
112 |
113 | // target currencey code is not valid
114 | if (!this._isValidCurrencyCode(_strTargetCurrency)) {
115 | return _getReturnObject(
116 | LogHelper.error(
117 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT,
118 | '>{0}< is not a valid currency code at <{1}>!',
119 | _strTargetCurrency, PARAMETER_TARGETCURRENCY
120 | )
121 | );
122 | }
123 |
124 | // locale has not the required format
125 | if (!new RegExp('^[a-z]{2}_[A-Z]{2}$').test(_strLocale)) {
126 | return _getReturnObject(
127 | LogHelper.error(
128 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT,
129 | 'Value >{0}< at <{1}> does not represent a valid format for a locale identifier!',
130 | _strLocale, PARAMETER_LOCALE)
131 | );
132 | }
133 |
134 | // normalize amount to english format
135 | var _strNormalizedOriginalAmount = this._getNormalizedNumber(_strOriginalAmount, _strLocale);
136 |
137 | // amount is not a valid number for the given locale
138 | if (_strNormalizedOriginalAmount === null) {
139 | return _getReturnObject(
140 | LogHelper.error(
141 | CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT,
142 | 'Value >{0}< at <{1}> does not represent a valid number for the locale >{2}{0}< for orignal currency >{1}< could not be converted to target currency >{2}<',
162 | _strOriginalAmount, _strSourceCurrency, _strTargetCurrency
163 | )
164 | );
165 | }
166 |
167 |
168 | return _getReturnObject(
169 | '',
170 | _strSourceCurrency,
171 | _strTargetCurrency,
172 | _strOriginalAmount,
173 | this._getDenormalizedNumber(_gcevConversionResult.getAmount(), _strLocale),
174 | this._getDenormalizedNumber(_gcevConversionResult.getRate(), _strLocale, 6),
175 | _strLocale
176 | );
177 | }
178 | catch (e) {
179 | return _getReturnObject(
180 | LogHelper.fatal(CurrencyUtils.METHOD_CONVERT, 'Unexpected error!', e)
181 | );
182 | }
183 | },
184 |
185 |
186 | /**
187 | * Checks whether the given parameter value is a valid 3-letter currency code defined by ISO 4217.
188 | *
189 | * @param {String} strCurrencyCode Currency code as a 3-letter value defined by ISO 4217.
190 | * @return {boolean} `true` if passed cvurrency code is valid otherwise `false`.
191 | */
192 | _isValidCurrencyCode: function(strCurrencyCode) {
193 | try {
194 | var _gcp = new sn_currency.GlideCurrencyParser();
195 |
196 | _gcp.setDefaultCurrencyCode(strCurrencyCode);
197 | _gcp.parse("1");
198 |
199 | return true;
200 | }
201 | catch (e) {
202 | return false;
203 | }
204 | },
205 |
206 | /**
207 | * Based on the locale the passed number at `strNumber` is converted to the English notation for numbers
208 | * with a dot as decimal separator and commas as grouping separator.
209 | *
210 | * @param {String} strNumber Number to be converted based on the given locale.
211 | * @param {String} strLocale Considered locale when interpreting the number.
212 | * @return {String} Converted number in case a conversion was necessary. If not, the same number as
213 | * passed will be returned.
214 | */
215 | _getNormalizedNumber: function(strNumber, strLocale) {
216 | var _gcpParser = new sn_currency.GlideCurrencyParser();
217 | var _arrLocale = strLocale.split('_');
218 |
219 | try {
220 | _gcpParser.setLocale(_arrLocale[0], _arrLocale[1]);
221 | _gcpParser.setDefaultCurrencyCode("USD");
222 |
223 | var _gcvParsedValue = _gcpParser.parse(strNumber);
224 |
225 | return _gcvParsedValue.getAmount();
226 | }
227 | catch (e) {
228 | return null;
229 | }
230 | },
231 |
232 | /**
233 | * Based on the locale the passed number at `strNumber` is converted to the English notation for numbers
234 | * with a dot as decimal separator and commas as grouping separator.
235 | *
236 | * @param {String} strNumber Number to be converted based on the locale.
237 | * @param {String} strLocale Considered locale when converting the number.
238 | * @param {Number} [numFractionDigits] Optional number of digits after the decimal sign.
239 | * @return {String} Converted number in case a conversion was necessary. If not, the same number as
240 | * passed will be returned.
241 | */
242 | _getDenormalizedNumber: function(strNumber, strLocale, numFractionDigits) {
243 | try {
244 | var _gcfCurrencyFormatter = new sn_currency.GlideCurrencyFormatter("%v");
245 | var _arrLocale = strLocale.split('_');
246 | var _parsedInt = parseInt(numFractionDigits, 10);
247 | var _numFractionDigits = isNaN(_parsedInt) ? 2 : Math.abs(_parsedInt);
248 |
249 | _gcfCurrencyFormatter.setLocale(_arrLocale[0], _arrLocale[1]);
250 |
251 | return _gcfCurrencyFormatter.setMaxFractionDigits(_numFractionDigits).format(strNumber, 'USD');
252 | }
253 | catch (e) {
254 | return null;
255 | }
256 | },
257 |
258 | type: 'CurrencyUtils'
259 | });
260 |
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1 | var LogHelper = Class.create();
2 |
3 | /**
4 | * Server side helper class for logging purposes. This class supports a debug mode.
5 | * If enabled via system property log statements are written to Sys Log.
6 | *
7 | * @class LogHelper
8 | * @author Maik Skoddow
9 | * @see https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-articles/just-another-log-helper/ta-p/2315453
10 | */
11 | LogHelper.prototype = {
12 |
13 | initialize: function(
14 | strTableName
15 | ) {
16 | this._strTableName = strTableName;
17 |
18 | if (!gs.tableExists(strTableName)) {
19 | throw new Error(
20 | 'Table "' + strTableName + '" does not exist in that instance!'
21 | );
22 | }
23 |
24 | var _strAbsoluteBase =
25 | String(GlideDBObjectManager.get().getAbsoluteBase(strTableName));
26 |
27 | if (_strAbsoluteBase !== 'syslog') {
28 | throw new Error(
29 | 'Table "' + strTableName + '" is not a child of the "syslog" table!'
30 | );
31 | }
32 | },
33 |
34 |
35 | debug: function(
36 | strSource,
37 | strMessage
38 | ) {
39 | if (gs.getProperty(LogHelper.DEBUG_PROPERTY, "false") === "true") {
40 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
41 | this._strTableName,
42 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.DEBUG,
43 | strSource,
44 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
45 | );
46 | }
47 |
48 | return '';
49 | },
50 |
51 |
52 | info: function(
53 | strSource,
54 | strMessage
55 | ) {
56 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
57 | this._strTableName,
58 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.INFO,
59 | strSource,
60 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
61 | );
62 | },
63 |
64 |
65 | warn: function(
66 | strSource,
67 | strMessage
68 | ) {
69 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
70 | this._strTableName,
71 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.WARN,
72 | strSource,
73 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
74 | );
75 | },
76 |
77 |
78 | error: function(
79 | strSource,
80 | strMessage
81 | ) {
82 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
83 | this._strTableName,
84 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.ERROR,
85 | strSource,
86 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
87 | );
88 | },
89 |
90 |
91 | fatal: function(
92 | strSource,
93 | strMessage
94 | ) {
95 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
96 | this._strTableName,
97 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.FATAL,
98 | strSource,
99 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
100 | );
101 | },
102 |
103 |
104 | type: 'LogHelper'
105 | };
106 |
107 |
108 | //name for system property that is checked whether debug mode is enabled
109 | LogHelper.DEBUG_PROPERTY = 'loghelper.enable.debug';
110 |
111 | //target tabe if used with static methods
112 | LogHelper.STANDARD_LOG_TABLE = 'syslog';
113 |
114 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS = {
115 | DEBUG : '-1',
116 | INFO : '0',
117 | WARN : '1',
118 | ERROR : '2',
119 | FATAL : '3'
120 | };
121 |
122 |
123 | LogHelper.debug =
124 | function(
125 | strSource,
126 | strMessage
127 | ) {
128 | if (gs.getProperty(LogHelper.DEBUG_PROPERTY, "false") === "true") {
129 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
130 | LogHelper.STANDARD_LOG_TABLE,
131 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.DEBUG,
132 | strSource,
133 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
134 | );
135 | }
136 |
137 | return '';
138 | };
139 |
140 |
141 | LogHelper.info =
142 | function(
143 | strSource,
144 | strMessage
145 | ) {
146 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
147 | LogHelper.STANDARD_LOG_TABLE,
148 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.INFO,
149 | strSource,
150 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
151 | );
152 | };
153 |
154 |
155 | LogHelper.warn =
156 | function(
157 | strSource,
158 | strMessage
159 | ) {
160 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
161 | LogHelper.STANDARD_LOG_TABLE,
162 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.WARN,
163 | strSource,
164 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
165 | );
166 | };
167 |
168 |
169 | LogHelper.error =
170 | function(
171 | strSource,
172 | strMessage
173 | ) {
174 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
175 | LogHelper.STANDARD_LOG_TABLE,
176 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.ERROR,
177 | strSource,
178 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
179 | );
180 | };
181 |
182 |
183 | LogHelper.fatal =
184 | function(
185 | strSource,
186 | strMessage
187 | ) {
188 | return LogHelper._insertLogRow(
189 | LogHelper.STANDARD_LOG_TABLE,
190 | LogHelper.LOG_LEVELS.FATAL,
191 | strSource,
192 | LogHelper._getMessageStr(arguments) || strMessage
193 | );
194 | };
195 |
196 |
197 | LogHelper._getMessageStr =
198 | function(
199 | arrArguments
200 | ) {
201 | var _args = [];
202 | var _arrMessage = [];
203 | var _e;
204 |
205 | for (var numIndex = 1; numIndex < arrArguments.length; numIndex++) {
206 | if (arrArguments[numIndex] !== null &&
207 | arrArguments[numIndex] !== 'undefined'
208 | ) {
209 | if (arrArguments[numIndex] instanceof Error ||
210 | String(arrArguments[numIndex]).startsWith('org.mozilla.javascript.')
211 | ) {
212 | _e = arrArguments[numIndex];
213 | }
214 | else {
215 | _args.push(arrArguments[numIndex]);
216 | }
217 | }
218 | }
219 |
220 |
221 | var _strMessage =
222 | _args.length < 1 ?
223 | '???' :
224 | _args[0].toString();
225 |
226 | for (var _numIndex = 1; _numIndex < _args.length; _numIndex++) {
227 | var _strValue =
228 | JSUtil.nil(_args[_numIndex]) ?
229 | '' :
230 | _args[_numIndex].toString();
231 |
232 | _strMessage =
233 | _strMessage.replace(
234 | new RegExp('{' + (_numIndex - 1) + '}', 'g'),
235 | _strValue
236 | );
237 | }
238 |
239 | _arrMessage.push(_strMessage);
240 |
241 |
242 | if (_e) {
243 | _arrMessage.push('\n--> ');
244 |
245 | if (_e instanceof Error) {
246 | _arrMessage.push(_e.message);
247 | _arrMessage.push('\n');
248 |
249 | if (_e.stack) {
250 | _arrMessage.push(
251 | _e.stack
252 | .split('\n')
253 | .slice(0, 4)
254 | .filter(function(line) {
255 | return line.trim().length > 0;
256 | })
257 | .map(function (line) {
258 | return '---> ' + line.trim();
259 | })
260 | .join('\n')
261 | );
262 | }
263 | }
264 | else {
265 | _arrMessage.push(String(_e));
266 | }
267 | }
268 |
269 | return _arrMessage.join('');
270 | };
271 |
272 |
273 | LogHelper._insertLogRow =
274 | function(
275 | strTableName,
276 | strLevel,
277 | strSource,
278 | strMessage
279 | ) {
280 | var _grLog = new GlideRecord(strTableName);
281 | var _strNextSeq = GlideCounter.next(strTableName + '::sequence');
282 |
283 | _grLog.setValue('level', strLevel);
284 | _grLog.setValue('source', strSource);
285 | _grLog.setValue('message', strMessage);
286 | _grLog.setValue('sequence', _strNextSeq);
287 |
288 | _grLog.insert();
289 |
290 | return strMessage;
291 | };
292 |
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/add_more_tables_to_code_search.js:
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1 | var _grSearchGroup = new GlideRecord('sn_codesearch_search_group');
2 |
3 | _grSearchGroup.query();
4 |
5 | while (_grSearchGroup.next()) {
6 | var _strSearchGroupSysID = _grSearchGroup.getValue('sys_id');
7 | var _grDictionary = new GlideRecord('sys_dictionary');
8 | var _objArrayUtil = new ArrayUtil();
9 |
10 | _grDictionary.addEncodedQuery(
11 | 'internal_type.nameINscript,condition,condition_string,script_plain,XML,script_server' +
12 | '^NQ' +
13 | 'elementSTARTSWITHscript' +
14 | '^ORelementLIKE_script' +
15 | '^internal_type.nameSTARTSWITHstring' +
16 | '^ORinternal_type.name=json' +
17 | '^NQ' +
18 | 'name=sys_variable_value^element=value' +
19 | '^NQ' +
20 | 'name=sys_properties^element=value' +
21 | '^NQ' +
22 | 'nameSTARTSWITHsys_dictionary' +
23 | '^elementINattributes,default_value,reference_qual,calculation'
24 | );
25 |
26 | _grDictionary.query();
27 |
28 | while (_grDictionary.next()) {
29 | var _grCodeSearch = new GlideRecord('sn_codesearch_table');
30 | var _strTable = _grDictionary.getValue('name');
31 | var _strField = _grDictionary.getValue('element');
32 |
33 | _grCodeSearch.addQuery('table', _strTable);
34 | _grCodeSearch.addQuery('search_group', _strSearchGroupSysID);
35 | _grCodeSearch.setLimit(1);
36 | _grCodeSearch.query();
37 |
38 | //for the respective table there is already a record available
39 | if (_grCodeSearch.next()) {
40 | var _arrFields = _grCodeSearch.getValue('search_fields').split(',');
41 |
42 | _arrFields.push(_strField);
43 |
44 | _grCodeSearch.setValue('search_fields', _objArrayUtil.unique(_arrFields).join(','));
45 | _grCodeSearch.update();
46 | }
47 | // create a new record at table "sn_codesearch_table"
48 | else {
49 | _grCodeSearch.initialize();
50 | _grCodeSearch.setValue('table', _strTable);
51 | _grCodeSearch.setValue('search_group', _strSearchGroupSysID);
52 | _grCodeSearch.setValue('search_fields', _strField);
53 | _grCodeSearch.insert();
54 | }
55 | }
56 | }
57 |
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/generate_version4_uuid.js:
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1 | //generates version 4 UUID strings with simple JS methods and
2 | //thus works fine in the old ES5 engine of ServiceNow
3 | function generateUUID() {
4 | var d1 = new Date().getTime();
5 | var d2 = 0;
6 |
7 | return 'xxxxxxxx-xxxx-zxxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'.replace(
8 | /[xyz]/g,
9 | function(c) {
10 | if (c === 'z') {
11 | return String(Math.floor(Math.random() * 5) + 1);
12 | }
13 |
14 | var d3 = Math.random() * 16;
15 |
16 | if (d1 > 0) {
17 | d3 = (d1 + d3) % 16 | 0;
18 | d1 = Math.floor(d1 / 16);
19 | }
20 | else {
21 | d3 = (d2 + d3) % 16 | 0;
22 | d2 = Math.floor(d2 / 16);
23 | }
24 |
25 | return (c === 'x' ? d3 : (d3 & 0x3 | 0x8)).toString(16);
26 | });
27 | }
28 |
29 | generateUUID();
30 |
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/get_all_flows_attached_to_a_table.js:
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1 | var grActionInstance = new GlideAggregate('sys_hub_action_instance');
2 | var strTableName = 'wm_task'; //replace with your table name
3 |
4 | grActionInstance
5 | .addJoinQuery('sys_variable_value', 'sys_id', 'document_key')
6 | .addCondition('value', strTableName);
7 | grActionInstance.addAggregate('GROUP_CONCAT_DISTINCT', 'flow');
8 | grActionInstance.groupBy('flow');
9 | grActionInstance.addQuery('flow.sys_class_name', 'sys_hub_flow')
10 | grActionInstance.query();
11 |
12 | while(grActionInstance.next()) {
13 | gs.info(
14 | '[{0}]\t{1}',
15 | grActionInstance.flow.active ? 'active' : 'inactive',
16 | grActionInstance.flow.name
17 | );
18 | }
19 |
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/identify_bypassed_acls.js:
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1 | //identifiy all record ACLs with the "snc_internal" or "snc_external" role
2 | //as well as any additional roles
3 | var _grAcl = new GlideRecord('sys_security_acl');
4 |
5 | _grAcl.addEncodedQuery(
6 | 'active=true' +
7 | '^type=record' +
8 | '^RLQUERYsys_security_acl_role.sys_security_acl,>=1,m2m^sys_user_role.nameINsnc_internal,snc_external^ENDRLQUERY'
9 | );
10 | _grAcl.query();
11 |
12 | while (_grAcl.next()) {
13 | var _grAclRole = new GlideRecord('sys_security_acl_role');
14 | var _arrAdditionalRoles = [];
15 |
16 | _grAclRole.addQuery('sys_security_acl', _grAcl.getUniqueValue());
17 | _grAclRole.addQuery('sys_user_role.name', 'NOT IN', ['snc_internal','snc_external']);
18 | _grAclRole.query();
19 |
20 | while (_grAclRole.next()) {
21 | var _strRoleName = _grAclRole.sys_user_role.name.toString();
22 |
23 | if (_arrAdditionalRoles.indexOf(_strRoleName) === -1) {
24 | _arrAdditionalRoles.push(_strRoleName);
25 | }
26 | }
27 |
28 | if (_arrAdditionalRoles.length > 0) {
29 | gs.print(_grAcl.getValue('name') + ': '+ _grAcl.getUniqueValue() + ': ' + _arrAdditionalRoles);
30 | }
31 | }
32 |
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/install_plugins_and_applications.js:
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1 | /**
2 | * Installs a list of plugins and applications.
3 | *
4 | * @author Maik Skoddow
5 | * @param {Array} arrToBeInstalled
6 | * List of plugin IDs or application scope to be installed
7 | * @param {Boolean} dryRun
8 | * If `true` only output is given but no installations are performed
9 | * @param {Boolean} loadDemoData
10 | * If `false` demo data is not installed
11 | */
12 | function installPluginsAndApplications(arrToBeInstalled, dryRun, loadDemoData) {
13 |
14 | if (!Array.isArray(arrToBeInstalled) || arrToBeInstalled.length === 0) {
15 | gs.error('Parameter "arrToBeInstalled" does not represent a valid array!');
16 | }
17 |
18 | var _dryRun = typeof dryRun === 'boolean' ? dryRun : false;
19 | var _loadDemoData = typeof loadDemoData === 'boolean' ? loadDemoData : false;
20 | var _objToBeInstalled = {};
21 | var _grPlugins = new GlideRecord('v_plugin');
22 | var _grRemoteApps = new GlideRecord('sys_remote_app');
23 | var _grInstalledApps = new GlideRecord('sys_store_app');
24 |
25 | Array.forEach(arrToBeInstalled, function(strID) {
26 | if (_grPlugins.get('id', strID)) {
27 | if (_grPlugins.getValue('active') == 'active') {
28 | gs.warn(
29 | 'Plugin "{0}" (ID: {1}) is already installed!',
30 | _grPlugins.name, strID
31 | );
32 | }
33 | else {
34 | _objToBeInstalled[strID] = {
35 | "plugin_id" : strID,
36 | "scope" : _grPlugins.getValue('scope'),
37 | "app_name" : _grPlugins.getValue('name'),
38 | "loadDemoData" : _loadDemoData,
39 | "isPlugin" : true
40 | }
41 |
42 | gs.info(
43 | 'Queue Plugin "{0}" (ID: {1}) for installation',
44 | _grPlugins.getValue('name'), strID
45 | );
46 | }
47 | }
48 | else if (_grInstalledApps.get('scope', strID)) {
49 | gs.warn(
50 | 'Application "{0}" (ID: {1}) is already installed!',
51 | _grInstalledApps.name, strID
52 | );
53 | }
54 | else if (_grRemoteApps.get('scope', strID)) {
55 | _objToBeInstalled[_grRemoteApps.getUniqueValue()] = {
56 | "sys_id" : _grRemoteApps.getUniqueValue(),
57 | "app_name" : _grRemoteApps.getValue('name'),
58 | "loadDemoData": _loadDemoData,
59 | "isStoreApp": true,
60 | "appScope" : strID,
61 | "versionObj": {
62 | "version": _grRemoteApps.getValue('latest_version')
63 | }
64 | }
65 |
66 | gs.info(
67 | 'Queue Application "{0}" (ID: {1}) for installation',
68 | _grRemoteApps.getValue('name'), strID
69 | );
70 | }
71 | else {
72 | gs.error('"{0}" is not a valid plugin or application ID!', strID)
73 | }
74 | });
75 |
76 | if( Object.keys(_objToBeInstalled).length > 0 ) {
77 | gs.info(
78 | 'Start installation of {0} plugins and applications... ',
79 | Object.keys(_objToBeInstalled).length
80 | );
81 | if (!_dryRun) {
82 | gs.info(
83 | new sn_appclient.AppPluginInstallation().validateAndBatchInstall(
84 | 'PDI Installation',
85 | _objToBeInstalled
86 | )
87 | );
88 | gs.info(
89 | 'To follow the installation progress, go to sys_batch_install_plan: https://{0}.service-now.com/now/nav/ui/classic/params/target/sys_batch_install_plan_list.do', gs.getProperty('instance_name')
90 | );
91 | }
92 | } else {
93 | gs.info(
94 | 'No plugins or applications will be installed...'
95 | );
96 | }
97 | }
98 |
99 | installPluginsAndApplications([
100 | 'com.glide.messaging.awa', //Conversational Messaging
101 | 'com.snc.incident.mim', //Major Incident Management
102 | 'com.snc.change_management.risk_assessment', //Change Management - Risk Assesment
103 | 'com.snc.change_management.success_probability', //Change Management - Success Probability
104 | 'com.snc.pa.change', //Performance Analytics Content Pack for Change Management
105 | 'com.snc.incident.awa', //Advanced Work Assignment for Incidents
106 | 'com.snc.incident.universal_request', //Universal Request for Incident Integration
107 |
108 | 'com.glide.cs.chatbot', //Virtual Agent
109 | 'com.glideapp.cs.sm_topic_blocks', //Service Management Virtual Agent Topic Blocks
110 |
111 | 'com.snc.itom.discovery.license', //ITOM Discovery License
112 | 'sn_getwell', //CMDB and CSDM Data Foundations Dashboards
113 |
114 | 'com.snc.financial_planning_pmo', //PPM
115 | 'com.snc.project_management_v3', //Project Management
116 | 'com.snc.sdlc.agile.2.0', //Agile Development
117 | 'com.snc.sdlc.safe', //Essential SAFe
118 | 'com.snc.sdlc.agile.multi_task', //Unified Backlog
119 | 'com.snc.test_management.2.0', //Test Management
120 | 'com.snc.release_management_v2', //Release Management
121 | 'sn_pw', //Project Workspace
122 | 'sn_dpm', //Digital Portfolio Management
123 | 'sn_service_builder', //Service Builder
124 |
125 | 'com.sn_customerservice', //Customer Service Management
126 | 'com.sn_communities', //Communities
127 | 'com.sn_shn', //Special Handling Notes
128 |
129 | 'com.snc.work_management', //FSM Base
130 | 'com.snc.service_management.geolocation', //Service Management Geolocation
131 | 'sn_fsm_disp_wrkspc', //Dispatcher Workspace
132 | 'sn_fsm_pm', //Planned Maintenance
133 | 'com.sn_fsm_mobile', //Mobile App
134 | 'com.snc.fsm_capacity_management', //Field Service Capacity and Reservations Management
135 | 'com.snc.fsm_crew_scheduling', //Field Service Crew Operations
136 | 'com.snc.time_recording_fsm', //Time Recording
137 | 'com.snc.work_management.demo', //FSM Demo Data
138 |
139 | 'com.snc.integration.multifactor.authentication', //MFA
140 | 'com.snc.integration.sso.multi.installer', //SSO
141 | 'sn_access_analyzer', //Access Analyzer
142 | 'com.snc.documentviewer', //Document Viewer
143 | 'com.snc.linkgenerator', //Link Generator
144 | 'com.snc.document_management', //Managed Documents
145 | 'com.glide.quiz_designer', //Quiz Designer
146 | 'sn_vsc', //Security Center
147 | ]);
148 |
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/retrieve_all_contained_roles.js:
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1 | var _grRole = new GlideRecord('sys_user_role');
2 |
3 | //retrieve all contained roles from the role hierarchy for the "admin" role
4 | if (_grRole.get('name', 'admin')) {
5 | gs.info('Retrieve all contained roles for "{0}" ...', _grRole.name);
6 |
7 | var _itRoleSysIDs =
8 | new SNC.RoleManagementAPI()
9 | .findAllContainedRolesForRole(_grRole.getUniqueValue())
10 | .iterator();
11 |
12 | while (_itRoleSysIDs.hasNext()) {
13 | var _strRoleSysID = String(_itRoleSysIDs.next());
14 |
15 | if (_grRole.get(_strRoleSysID)) {
16 | gs.info('-> {0} ({1})', _grRole.name, _strRoleSysID);
17 | }
18 | }
19 | }
20 |
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/test_if_GlideRecord_is_valid.js:
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1 | /*
2 | * Tests whether passed value in parameter `grRecordInstance` represents a
3 | * valid GlideRecord instance.
4 | *
5 | * @param {Object} grRecordInstance
6 | * Reference to an instance of a GlideRecord object.
7 | *
8 | * @param {String} [strTableName]
9 | * If specified an additional check of the GlideRecord against the given table
10 | * name is performed.
11 | *
12 | * @returns {Boolean}
13 | * `true` if the passed value in parameter `grRecordInstance` represents a
14 | * valid GlideRecord instance, otherwise `false`.
15 | *
16 | * @throws TypeError
17 | * In case no parameter values have been passed.
18 | */
19 | function isValidGlideRecord(grRecordInstance, strTableName) {
20 | if (arguments.length === 0) {
21 | throw new TypeError('At least one parameter value is expected!');
22 | }
23 |
24 | var _isValid =
25 | typeof grRecordInstance === 'object' &&
26 | grRecordInstance instanceof GlideRecord &&
27 | (
28 | grRecordInstance.isValidGlideRecord() ||
29 | grRecordInstance.isNewRecord() ||
30 | grRecordInstance.isValid()
31 | );
32 |
33 | if (_isValid && typeof strTableName === 'string') {
34 | _isValid = grRecordInstance.getTableName() === strTableName.trim();
35 | }
36 |
37 | return _isValid;
38 | };
39 |
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