Module Loader

Load NetSuite SuiteScript modules into the browser console for testing and debugging.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + M

How It Works

1. Press the keyboard shortcut on any NetSuite page
2. Modules are loaded into the browser console automatically
3. Access modules via window.N or individual module names

When loaded, you'll see a console message:

NetSuite modules loaded: N
Available: window.N.record, window.N.search, window.N.query, ...

Available Modules

The following modules become available:

Module	Global Access	Description
N/record	window.N.record	Record CRUD operations
N/search	window.N.search	Saved searches and lookups
N/query	window.N.query	SuiteQL query API
N/runtime	window.N.runtime	Script/user runtime info
N/url	window.N.url	URL generation
N/format	window.N.format	Data formatting
N/email	window.N.email	Send emails
N/currentRecord	window.N.currentRecord	Access current page record

Console Access

After loading, access modules in the browser console:

// Access via window.N
const rec = window.N.record.load({ type: 'salesorder', id: 12345 });

// Or use shorthand if you assign to a variable
const { record, search, query } = window.N;

Use Cases

Debug Record Operations

Inspect record data and test field access:

// Load a record and inspect fields
const rec = window.N.record.load({ type: 'salesorder', id: 12345 });
console.log(rec.getValue('entity'));
console.log(rec.getValue('total'));

// Get all field IDs
console.log(rec.getFields());

Run SuiteQL Queries

Test queries before adding them to scripts:

// Run a SuiteQL query
const results = window.N.query.runSuiteQL({
  query: `SELECT id, companyname FROM customer WHERE isinactive = 'F' FETCH FIRST 10 ROWS ONLY`
}).asMappedResults();

console.table(results);

Explore Module APIs

Interactively explore what's available:

// See all methods on a module
console.log(Object.keys(window.N.search));

// Check runtime context
console.log(window.N.runtime.getCurrentUser());

Prototype SuiteScript Code

Write and test code snippets before incorporating them into your scripts. This is especially useful for:

• Testing search filters
• Validating record field access
• Debugging transformation logic

Limitations

• Modules are loaded in the context of the current page
• Some operations may require specific permissions
• Heavy operations may impact page performance
• Not all module features work identically to server-side scripts