Service of working with app item signatures

Creates a draft of an app item signature.

The method creates a signature draft. It is used to store data before the signature is issued. To create a signature draft, pass the following parameters: — External ID of the signature obtained from the provider. It is used to get detailed information about the signature on the provider’s side. — Digital signature ID. — Reference object with a link to the item of an arbitrary app that needs to be signed. — Internal footprint of data that is being signed, for example, the file’s hash. —Signature type that determines what needs to be signed: the attributes, the file, or both.
Example:

 const comment = 'some comment';
// The singing  function in the external provider is called 
// The name  `createSignInExternalProvider` is given as an example 
const issueId = await  createSignInExternalProvider(); 
// ID of the digital signature that is used  for signing 
// This ID is extracted from the context 
const digitalSignId =  Context.data.digitalSignId; 
// A link to the app item that is being signed  in extracted from the context 
// This can be done using search 
const item  = Context.data.app; 
// Internal signatures of the app item 
const innerSign  = await Context.data.app.getDataSigns(); 
// The app item’s update time  extracted from its attributes 
const entityUpdateDate = Context.data.app.data .__updatedAt; 
// Signature type: attributes or file 
const t = Context.data. type; 
// Digital signature provider 
const provider = await System.providers .search().where(f => f.code.eq('<some code>')).first(); 
const entitySign =  await System.signs.entitySigns.createDraft( 
  issueId, 
  digitalSignId, 
   item, 
  innerSign, 
  entityUpdateDate, 
  t, 
  comment, 
  provider, 
);  

Deprecated

Use createDraft with the Signature update time parameter of the TDatetime type or with the Digital signature provider object parameter of the SignProviderItem type.

Creates a draft of an app item signature.

The method creates a signature draft. It is used to store data before the signature is issued. To create a signature draft, pass the following parameters: — External ID of the signature obtained from the provider. It is used to get detailed information about the signature on the provider’s side. — Digital signature ID. — Reference object with a link to the item of an arbitrary app that needs to be signed. — Internal footprint of data that is being signed, for example, the file’s hash. —Signature type that determines what needs to be signed: the attributes, the file, or both.
Example:

 const comment = 'some comment';
// The singing  function in the external provider is called 
// The name  `createSignInExternalProvider` is given as an example 
const issueId = await  createSignInExternalProvider(); 
// ID of the digital signature that is used  for signing 
// This ID is extracted from the context 
const digitalSignId =  Context.data.digitalSignId; 
// A link to the app item that is being signed  in extracted from the context 
// This can be done using search 
const item  = Context.data.app; 
// Internal signatures of the app item 
const innerSign  = await Context.data.app.getDataSigns(); 
// The app item’s update time  extracted from its attributes 
const entityUpdateDate = Context.data.app.data .__updatedAt; 
// Signature type: attributes or file 
const t = Context.data. type; 
// Digital signature provider 
const provider = await System.providers .search().where(f => f.code.eq('<some code>')).first(); 
const entitySign =  await System.signs.entitySigns.createDraft( 
  issueId, 
  digitalSignId, 
   item, 
  innerSign, 
  entityUpdateDate, 
  t, 
  comment, 
  provider, 
);  

The method is used to search for signatures of an app item.

You can use this method to:

• Filter signatures using different parameters.
• Search for signatures and get specific or first items from the search results.
• Sort search results.
• Limit the number of search results or see search results on several pages. Example:

  const  entitySign = await System.signs.entitySigns.search().where(f => f.__id.eq( '<some id>')).first();