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Obtaining the Built-in Library Declaration of a Script

Updated on 2025-03-21 GMT+08:00

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This API is used to obtain the declaration of the built-in library of a script. It is a synchronous API. (Invocation result is returned only after the function execution is complete.) The API can also be used to obtain the TypeScript library that can be invoked by Huawei Cloud Astro Zero, including script functions and function information, and obtain the standard library of the ES5 syntax.

The script functions that can be invoked by Huawei Cloud Astro Zero must be mapped to the go function to become a part of the TypeScript library.

URI

GET Huawei Cloud Astro Zero domain name/u-route/baas/script/v1.0/declaration

Request Parameters

None

Response Parameters

**Table 1** Response parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
resCode	String	Explanation Return code. Value If the request is successful, 0 is returned. For details about other error codes, see Error Codes.
resMsg	String	Explanation Message returned. Value If the request is successful, Success is returned. In other cases, an error message is returned.
Result	result object	Explanation Content returned when the request is successful.

**Table 2** result parameters
Parameter	Type	Description
bingo.d.ts	String	Explanation Invoked script library. Value None
lib.es5.d.ts	String	Explanation Standard library of ES5 syntax. Value None

Example Request

To obtain the declaration of a built-in library, send the following request:

GET https://Huawei Cloud Astro Zero domain name/u-route/baas/script/v1.0/declaration

Example Response

{
    "resCode": "0",
    "resMsg": "Success",
    "result": {
        "bingo.d.ts": "string",
        "lib.es5.d.ts": "string"
    }
}

Status Code

See Status Codes.

Error Code

See Error Codes.

Parent topic: Scripts

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