Overview

Scripting lets you extend IDM functionality. For example, you can provide custom logic between source and target mappings, define correlation rules, filters, triggers, and so on. This guide shows you how to use scripts in IDM and provides reference information on the script engine.

Quick Start

 Script Configuration Modify the parameters to compile, debug, and run scripts.	 Custom Endpoints Run arbitrary scripts through the REST URI.
 Script Triggers Learn where and how you can trigger scripts.	 Script Variables Learn about the variables available to scripts.

IDM supports scripts written in JavaScript and Groovy and uses the following libraries:

Rhino version 1.7.12 to run JavaScript.
Note
Rhino has limited support for ES6 / ES2015 (JavaScript version 1.7). For more information, see Rhino ES2015 Support.
Groovy version 3.0.4 for Groovy script support.

Lodash 3.10.1 and Handlebars 4.7.6 for Rhino scripting.

Note

Using Handlebars JS in server-side JS scripts requires synchronization; for example:

var Handlebars = require("lib/handlebars");
var result = new Packages.org.mozilla.javascript.Synchronizer(function() {
  var template = Handlebars.compile("Handlebars {{doesWhat}}");
  return template({ doesWhat: "rocks!" });
}, Handlebars)();
console.log(result);

BouncyCastle 1.67 for signing JWTs.
Note
The BouncyCastle .JAR file that is bundled with IDM includes the org.bouncycastle.asn1.util.Dump command-line utility. Although this utility is not used directly by IDM, it is possible to reference the utility in your scripts. Due to a security vulnerability in this utility, you should not reference it in your scripts. For more information, see the corresponding BouncyCastle issue.

Important

Script options and locations are defined in conf/script.json. Default scripts are located in (/path/to/openidm/bin/defaults/script/). Do not modify the scripts in this directory. Rather copy the default scripts to a different location, make the changes, and update the referenced scripts in the applicable conf/ file. You can put custom scripts in any of the locations referenced in the sources property in conf/script.json.

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