TruxtonArtifactType - Revision history

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This class lets you add to the <code>[EntityType]</code> table in Truxton.

This is how you add your own custom artifact types to Truxton.



=Attributes and Methods=

==<code>id</code>==

An 16-bit integer value for the type of event this is.

This should be a value over 1000.



==<code>longname</code>==

A human readable description of the artifact type.



==<code>shortname</code>==

A human readable label for the artifact type.



==<code>save()</code>==

This will commit the information to the <code>[EntityType]</code> table.

It will return [https://docs.python.org/3/library/constants.html#True True] if the record was saved to the database, [https://docs.python.org/3/library/constants.html#False False] if there was an error.



=Sample=

<source lang="Python" highlight="9-12">

import sys

sys.path.append('C:/Program Files/Truxton/SDK')

import truxton



def main():

  t = truxton.create()



  new_type = t.newartifacttype()

  new_type.id = 1003

  new_type.shortname = "Nuke ID"

  new_type.longname = "Nuclear weapon unique identifier"

  new_type.save()



if __name__ == "__main__":

  main()

</source>

TruxtonArtifactType - Revision history

Sam: /* Sample */

Sam at 09:00, 14 September 2022

Sam at 09:50, 29 July 2022

Sam: Created page with "This class lets you add to the [EntityType] table in Truxton. This is how you add your own custom artifact types to Truxton. =Attributes and Methods= ==id<..."

Sam: Created page with "This class lets you add to the `[EntityType]` table in Truxton. This is how you add your own custom artifact types to Truxton. =Attributes and Methods= ==`id<..."`