Is there official documentation on the snRecordPicker?

DJ Wolfson
Kilo Sage

I'm currently looking for official documentation on snRecordPicker (<sn-record-picke>). I've had little luck with the limited amount of posts on this API from the forums. Most aren't fully up-to-date, or not fully describing all possible inputs. The best I've found was someone pasting source code of the API, but this is given the post is a few years old, and uncommented, I was hoping someone new of official documentation on this API.

Link to the post I'm referring to: https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=b177df7ddbec97040e3dfb651f96...

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Not documentation, but a little wizard that walks you through the values needed and then produces a sample and generates the code from the input:

https://snhackery.com/2022/05/06/sn-record-picker-helper-corrected-again/

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Allen Andreas
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Hi,

There's a great Blog from @nathanfirth about it here: https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_blog&sys_id=54bde6a9dbd0dbc01dcaf3231f96193f

I'll look into other documentation, but nathan's blog is pretty well detailed.

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Not documentation, but a little wizard that walks you through the values needed and then produces a sample and generates the code from the input:

https://snhackery.com/2022/05/06/sn-record-picker-helper-corrected-again/

find_real_file.png

Hi @DJ Wolfson 

I see you found a correct answer, if that works for you then great.

I didn't find any other documentation (as your post was asking for documentation), but I'm unsure how this wizard (unless I'm missing something and I honestly could be) is more informative than what I provided in the link to the article (as far as documenting things and explaining things).

It may be missing some of the inputs, etc. but this wizard doesn't seem to cover that, etc.?

In any case, if any other reply was Helpful, please mark it as such...even if it wasn't "Correct".

Take care! 🙂


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Hi Allen,

I marked it as helpful since it was a little more verbose than the blog links elsewhere. However,   through some personal trial and error I was able to discern some things on my own end. I may end up making a post explaining some of the inputs to hopefully give a more updated examples when I get the chances.

Best,

DJ