| Variable or Service | Summary |
|---|---|
| bh.system.currentUser | Provides information about the currently logged-in user. This will be undefined if the app does not use authentication or if no user has logged in. |
| bh.system.environment | Provides information about the current environment that the app is built on. For example- Dev, Prod. |
| bh.system.tokenService | Provides methods for authentication token management on the front end. |
| bh.system.deviceService |
Provides methods and variables to get the application and platform-specific information.
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| bh.system.localStorageSystem | Provides access to the data stored in the local storage of the client. |
| bh.system.loginservice |
Provides methods and variables for a user to log in to an application.
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| bh.system.logoutService |
Provides methods and variables for a user to log out of the application.
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bh.system.notificationService |
Provides push notifications to the app.
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| bh.system.pubsubService |
Provides methods to publish and subscribe to events with various types of callbacks.
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| bh.system.httpLoaderService |
Listens to HTTP requests and indicates its progress.
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System variables are specific to a system or a platform in which you create your app.
Syntax:
JavaScript |
bh.system.<system_variable>; |
Returns:
The value associated with the variable at that particular time. For example, bh.systsem.environment returns information about the current environment that the app is built on.
The following are the pre-defined system services that you can use across your apps:
You can access the system variables from any flow by using bh.system.<variable>. For example, if you have a service which requires Neutrinos Art authentication, then you can drag and drop a Script node to your flow, and use the bh.system.loginService.login() method.