Debugging and validating offline-enabled apps with the JavaScript console
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Debugging and validating offline-enabled apps with the JavaScript console
| Description | Debugging and validations for offline-enabled apps with the JavaScript console. Using validation tools helps you to detect of usage unsupported components in Offline. |
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| Version as of | 7.1 |
| Application | Pega Platform |
| Capability/Industry Area | Mobile |
Accessing the JavaScript console
To access the JavaScript console and be able to debug a mobile app, follow the instructions in the linked articles for the relevant platform. After you complete the steps for your chosen platform and you are running the JavaScript console, return to this article to see examples with results on how to use different functions.
Once you have access to the JavaScript console, the use of the functions in the console is the same for both platforms.
Diagnostic and validation tools
- Offline validation tools - client store content - The document describes the functions that are used to display the content of the client store.
- Semiautomated Offline diagnostic tool
This information applies to Pega Platform™ version 7.1.8 and later.
Examples of using the functions in the JavaScript console
getItemTypes
Example of use:
Results:
getItems
Example of use:
Results:
getItemsStats
Example of use:
Results:
customTableSizes
Example of use:
Results:
listActions
Example of use:
Results:
