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Lorenzo Scalese · Apr 15, 2021

Exactly @Guillaume Rongier ! 

I am a Manifest Installer user and It works fine. 

However, sometimes people which deploy applications aren't ObjectScript developers.

Manifest Installer, need to create a class, write an XML, compile. 
I would like a rupture between the configuration and the code. 

Moreover, everything is exposed in REST.  It could be interesting to integrate IRIS configuration from a tool in another language.

Thank you!

Lorenzo Scalese · Nov 24, 2020

It's useless on your local dev, but depending your goal :
You can try to dump

zzDumpDoc(pkg, targetDir="c:\dev\testdumpdoc\")
    new (pkg, targetDir)

    Do:'##class(%File).DirectoryExists(targetDir) ##class(%File).CreateDirectoryChain(targetDir)

    Set pkgDot = pkg _ ".", class = pkgDot, restore = 0

    If $Isobject($Get(%request)) {
        Set oldRequest = %request
        Set oldResponse = %response
        Set oldSession = %session
        Set restore = 1

    }

    Set %request = ##class(%CSP.Request).%New()
    Set %response = ##class(%CSP.Response).%New()
    Set %session = ##class(%CSP.Session).%New("0123456789")
    Do %session.Unlock()

    Set %request.Data("PAGE",1) = "CLASS"

    For  {
        Set class = $Order(^oddDEF(class))
        Quit:$e(class,1,$l(pkgDot))'=pkgDot
        Set %request.Data("LIBRARY",1) = $namespace
        Set %request.Data("CLASSNAME",1) = class

        Set initialIO = $IO
        Set file = targetDir_class_".html"
        OPEN file:("NRW"):2
        USE file
        Do ##class(%CSP.Documatic.PrintClass).OnPage()
        USE initialIO
        CLOSE file
    }

    If restore {
        Set %request = oldRequest
        Set %response = oldResponse
        Set %session = oldSession
    }
    quit

There exits more elegant way to redirect the output (check the community).

Lorenzo Scalese · Nov 24, 2020

Hi @Yuri Marx ,

I don't know.

If nothing exists:

Perhaps we can write a script to call CSP.Documatic.PrintClass.cls and dump the html response into file.

ex : /csp/documatic/%25CSP.Documatic.PrintClass.cls?PAGE=CLASS&LIBRARY=%25SYS&CLASSNAME=%25Library.Integer

A %Net.HttpRequest is not required.   I guess we can create a %request object,  redirect the IO and calling OnPage method.

Lorenzo Scalese · Nov 20, 2020

Hi,
 
You can try my document converter with a Generated Interoperability client app.
Install the latest version (v1.3.2+)

Set sc = ##class(dc.openapi.client.Spec).generateApp("doc", "https://www.lscalese.ovh/documentconverter/api/v1/_spec")

Open Swagger tools : http://localhost:52795/swagger-ui/index.html
Explore : http://localhost:52795/docrest/_spec
 
see this gif video download link for full screen view
 
 

Lorenzo Scalese · Apr 28, 2020

Interesting @Robert Cemper  !

I wrote a similar code the last year in order to have storage compatible Caché\healthshare and Iris.

We have a legacy persistent class mapped on ^CacheMsg global, my solution : 

<SQLMap name="CacheMsg">
<Data name="msg">
<Delimiter>"^"</Delimiter>
<Piece>1</Piece>
</Data>
<Global>@($s($zv'["IRIS":"^CacheMsg",1:"^IRIS.Msg"))@</Global>

It works very well, but perhaps a little bit slow due to indirection usage.

I'll keep this code until a complete migration to Iris and then It will be removed.