Node

Provides scripting facilities around a Node.

Properties

Name	Type	Description
`associations`	`resultmap`	All of the associations around a node.
`attachments`	`object`	The attachments for the node
`branch`	`branch`	The Branch on which this Association resides.
`branchId`	`string`	The ID of the branch that this Association resides on.
`changesetId`	`string`	The changeset ID on which this node resides. If the node has not yet been saved, this may be null.
`childAssociations`	`resultmap`	All of the child associations around a node
`children`	`resultmap`	All of the children of a node. This hands back the target nodes that are related by `a:child` associations against the given node.
`description`	`string`	The Description of this document.
`id`	`string`	The ID of this document.
`parent`	`node`	The parent of a node (as related by `a:child`)
`properties`	`object`	The properties for this document.
`repository`	`repository`	The Repository on which this Association resides.
`repositoryId`	`string`	The ID of the repository that this Association resides on.
`title`	`string`	The Title of this document.
`type`	`string`	The Type QName of the node (as a string)
`typeQName`	`qname`	The Type QName of the node.

Methods

associate

Usage

void associate()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`void`

Examples

Simple Association

In this code sample, we associate a node to a target node using the a:child association type.

var targetNode = branch.readNode("some_guid");
var association = node.associate(targetNode, "a:child");

Directed Association with Properties

In this code sample, we associate this node from a source node a:child association type and some custom properties. The custom properties are stored on the association.

var sourceNode = branch.readNode("some_guid");
var object = {
"weight": 3
};
var association = node.associate(targetNode, "a:child", "INCOMING", object);

del

Usage

void del()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`void`

findAssociations

Usage

resultmap findAssociations()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`resultmap`

Examples

In this code sample, we find any incoming associations for a node that are of type a:child. These associations start from a different node and point to our node.

var associations = node.findAssociations({
"direction": "INCOMING",
"type": "a:child"
});

The associations object is a key/value map where each key is the ID of an association. The value is the association itself.

for (var id in associations)
{
var association = associations[id];
logger.log("Found association: " + association.stringify(true));
}

reload

Usage

void reload()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`void`

Examples

In this code sample, we make changes to a node and then reload to restore the original values.

// set the title to "Original Title"
node.properties.title = "Original Title";
node.save();

// change the title
node.properties.title = "Changed Title";

// reload
node.reload();

// the title is now "Original Title"
var test = (node.properties.title == "Original Title");
// test is true

remove

Usage

void remove()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`void`

save

Usage

void save()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`void`

Examples

In this code sample, we make changes to a node and save the changes.

node.properties.title = "The new title of my node";
node.properties.category = "red";
node.save();

stringify

Usage

string stringify()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`string`

Examples

In this code sample, we take the JSON for the given document and produce a string representation of it.

var text = document.stringify(true);

update

Usage

void update()

Arguments

None

Return

Type	Description
`void`