Below is some simple code that is giving me problems. I have two problems. The first is that I can't even get it to run without the Invalid Parameters problem. The second is that I am not quite sure where a good place to store these qvf files is. I see in the JSON request they store them in a folder like /tempcontent/someHashID/filename.qvf . The code below executes and does give me the objectIDs so I know that enigma is opening the app without data, getting me the ids, but then it is failing.
const appId = "b012bf2f-797a-418a-9067-6f789dc487af"; //--Dummy Data App
const schema = await (await fetch('https://unpkg.com/enigma.js/schemas/3.2.json')).json();
const url = `wss://${config.host + (config.port ? ":" + config.port : "") + config.prefix}app/${appId}`;
const session = window.enigma.create({ schema, url }); //---Session API entry
const global = await session.open(); //---Global API entry---
const doc = await global.openDoc({
"qDocName": appId,
"qNoData": true
}); //----Entry into Doc API with no Data---
const allObjects = await doc.getAllInfos({});
[
{
"qId": "value",
"qType": "value"
}
]
let ids = [] //---Holder for all ids of all objects in App
allObjects.forEach(obj => {
ids.push(obj.qId)
})
const result = await global.exportApp({
"qTargetPath": "/",
"qSrcAppId": appId,
"qIds": ids,
"qNoData": true
});
console.log(result)
