netsuite-upload is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows you to manage your SuiteScript files directly from the IDE & helps you with defining of new momdules & module dependecies

Right-click the file/folder in the navigation panel to see the options:

• Pull file from NetSuite - downloads file from NetSuite
• Push file to NetSuite - uploads file to NetSuite
• Delete file in NetSuite - deletes file in NetSuite
• Compare file with NetSuite - compares your local version with the NetSuite one
• Pull folder from NetSuite - Download the folder content from NetSuite

• Snippets for module initialization - type defineRestlet..., choose your module type and hit enter
• Commands for adding new NetSuite/custom dependencies - open command line (Ctrl-Shift-P) and type
  • add netsuite dependency for choosing of the NetSuite built-in module from the list
  • add custom dependency for defining od custom dependecies

• Upload netSuiteRestlet/vscodeExtensionRestlet.js file somewhere in the SuiteScripts folder in NetSuite
• Create and deploy RESTlet using the file. (RESTlet URL will be set in the settings.json)

• Open your local root SuiteScripts folder in VSCode
• If not yet created, create one or update the project settings.json inside the .vscode folder
• Copy the following code to settings.json and update with your settings

settings.json

{
	// Authentication header
  	"netSuiteUpload.authentication": "NLAuth nlauth_account=<ACCOUNTID>, nlauth_email=<LOGIN>, nlauth_signature=<PASSWORD>, nlauth_role=<ROLE>",

	// Restlet URL
	"netSuiteUpload.restlet": "<RESTlet URL>",

	// Temporary folder (e.g. C:\\temp) - used for storing compared file
	"netSuiteUpload.tempFolder": "<TEMP FOLDER PATH>"
}

The plugin is using RESTlet for the communication with the NetSuite which is having some governance limitation. Current implementation does not deal with this problem, so there could be a problem to pull folders containing a lot of items from NetSuite.