Manage multiple NetSuite client accounts, deploy SuiteScript files to the NetSuite File Cabinet, track every change in Git, and restore any previous version — all from a single VS Code sidebar panel.

🔐 Privacy & Data Security

This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any of your data.

All connections are made directly from your machine to your own NetSuite account and your own GitHub repository. No data ever passes through PragvAI or any third-party server. Your OAuth credentials are stored exclusively in VS Code's built-in encrypted SecretStorage on your local device — never written to plain files, never sent anywhere outside your own accounts.

Direct connection. Your data stays yours.

Features

🔌 Multi-Client Management

Configure unlimited NetSuite accounts — each with its own credentials, Git repository, File Cabinet path, and deploy settings. Switch between Production and Sandbox environments. Export all clients (including OAuth credentials) to a JSON backup and restore them on any machine.

⬆ Deploy to NetSuite

Detects all uncommitted local file changes and shows a confirmation modal with a per-file diff preview before any upload. Uploads changed files to the NetSuite File Cabinet via SOAP SuiteTalk 2024.1. Auto-creates any missing subfolders. Supports .js .ts .xml .html .css .json .txt .ss.

⬇ Fetch from NetSuite

Recursively walks the entire NetSuite folder tree, downloads all files, and syncs to your local repo. A file picker modal lets you select specific files to fetch instead of pulling everything. Unchanged files are skipped.

📝 Automatic Version History

Every deploy appends a structured version block to .js and .ts files — version number, timestamp, author name, and your deploy comment. Never overwrites prior entries.

// ── Deploy History ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
// v1 | 2025-05-17 10:00:00 | PragvAI     | Initial deploy
// v2 | 2025-05-17 11:30:00 | John        | Fixed priority logic
// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

🕐 Version Browser & Restore

Browse the full Git commit history for any file. Preview any past version inline. Restore a previous version with one click — it overwrites the local file, uploads to NetSuite, and commits to Git.

🐙 Git Integration

All deploys and fetches automatically commit and push to your GitHub branch. A separate Push to Git action commits without touching NetSuite. Pull-with-rebase runs before every push.

💾 Auto-Deploy on Save

Enable per client. Watches for file saves with a 3-second debounce and automatically deploys changed files to NetSuite and commits to Git — even when the sidebar is hidden.

📊 Deploy History Log

Every deploy, fetch, and git push is recorded with timestamp, file count, result status, and comment. Filter by client. Clear history per client or all at once.

📦 Export & Import Clients

Export all client configurations including OAuth credentials to a portable JSON file. Import restores both config and credentials into SecretStorage — full setup migration to a new machine in seconds.

🔒 Offline Device-Locked Licensing

RSA-2048 signed license keys. Verification is done entirely offline — no internet required during activation or normal use. Keys are bound to your VS Code device ID.

🎨 Dark & Light Theme

Toggle between dark and light mode. Preference is saved across sessions.

Prerequisites

Before setting up the extension, make sure you have the following ready:

NetSuite

A NetSuite account with Token-Based Authentication (TBA) enabled
An Integration record in NetSuite (Setup → Integration → Manage Integrations) with TBA checked
An Access Token linked to an employee record that has File Cabinet permissions (Documents → Files → File Cabinet)
Your Account ID (found in Setup → Company → Company Information, or in your NetSuite URL e.g. 1234567 or 1234567_SB1 for sandbox)
The Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Token ID, and Token Secret from your Integration and Access Token records
The Internal ID of the File Cabinet folder you want to deploy into (right-click the folder in File Cabinet → Internal ID)

GitHub

A GitHub account and an existing repository (or create one before setup)
A Personal Access Token (PAT) with repo scope (GitHub → Settings → Developer Settings → Personal Access Tokens)
Git installed on your machine (git --version to verify)

Local Machine

VS Code 1.85 or later
A local folder path where the extension will create the Git repo (e.g. /Users/you/projects/netsuite)

Setup

Install the extension and open the PragvAI NetSuite panel from the Activity Bar
On first launch, activate your license key (click ✉ Email for Free Trial to request one)
Go to + Add Client and complete the 3-step wizard:
- Step 1 — NetSuite Account ID, Consumer Key/Secret, Token ID/Secret, File Cabinet folder
- Step 2 — GitHub remote URL, branch, local parent folder, and personal access token
- Step 3 — Both connections are tested automatically; Save is enabled only when both pass
Click Fetch to pull your existing NetSuite files into the local repo
Edit your SuiteScript files locally, then click ⬆ NetSuite to deploy

NetSuite Authentication

Uses OAuth 1.0a Token-Based Authentication (TBA) with SOAP SuiteTalk (NetSuitePort_2024_1).

You need:

An Integration record in NetSuite with TBA enabled
An Access Token linked to an employee record with File Cabinet permissions

Requirements

VS Code 1.85 or later
NetSuite account with TBA credentials
GitHub repository and personal access token

Publisher

PragadasTechnologies — [email protected]

PragvAI NetSuite Git Connector