App object

After you initiate app item creation and fill out the item's fields, you need to save it using the [[ApplicationItem.save]] method.

const item = Application.create();
item.data.__name = Context.data. request_subject; 
await item.save(); 

In this example, we use the method to create a new folder in an app.

const folder = await Application.createFolder('name');

In this example, we use the method to get all folders in the app.

const folders = await Application.getFolders();

Learn more about how the method works in [[ApplicationItem.getPermissions]].

const settings = await Application.getSettings();
// Whether  registration is enabled 
const on_registry =  settings.registrationSettings.enabled 
// List of IDs of folders available  for this app 
const nomIDs = settings.registrationSettings.nomenclatureIds  
// Returns a list of folders available for the app 
const nomenclatures =  settings.registrationSettings.getNomenclatures(); 

Learn more about searching for app items in the Manage apps article.

Learn more about how the method works in [[ApplicationItem.setPermissions]].

The method returns the StatusHistorySearch object that supports filtration and sorting of search results.

// Let’s history  of assigning the `done` status 
// over the last day 
const today = new  Datetime(); 
const yesterday = today.addDate(0, 0, -1); 
const changes =  Application.statusHistory() 
    .where((f, g) => g.and( 
        f. __createdAt.gte(yesterday), 
        f.target.eq(Application.fields.__status. variants.done.id), 
    )) 
    .all(); 
// Let’s get full data for all  items 
// whose status changes to `done` 
const items = await Promise. all(changes.map(change => change.data.item!.fetch()));