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Get Scripts
for s in Document.ScriptManager.GetScripts(): print "Script Name: \t"+s.Name print "Description: \t"+s.Description print "Parameters:" for p in s.Parameters: print "\t\t"+p.Name print "_"*50
The script manager API is very powerful and it has new features on Spotfire 12. You can now create JavaScripts using IronPython and add them, for example, to all text areas. With a bit more programming, you can interface through a repository like GitHub. Checkout this article: https://community.tibco.com/s/article/Introducing-the-Spotfire-Script-Management-APIs
I also use this API to clean unused scripts to clear clutter
Thank you, Jose. That's exactly where I was going too - to be able to pull code from a BitBucket repo in production mode. I'll play around with the script manager API.
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Hello Alex,
The script manager API is very powerful and it has new features on Spotfire 12. You can now create JavaScripts using IronPython and add them, for example, to all text areas. With a bit more programming, you can interface through a repository like GitHub. Checkout this article: https://community.tibco.com/s/article/Introducing-the-Spotfire-Script-Management-APIs
I also use this API to clean unused scripts to clear clutter
Thank you, Jose. That's exactly where I was going too - to be able to pull code from a BitBucket repo in production mode. I'll play around with the script manager API.
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