Executes hook logic with the latest context. This is similar to how various hooks are triggered by default at the underlying level, and is suitable for implementing logic that needs to run outside the plugin lifecycle, such as button click events.

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Type
hook	Required, a hook function or hook event name	Function|String
params	Custom hook event parameters, passed to event receivers	Object
opt	Optional configuration parameter	Number

Return Value

None

Code Example

[{
    event: "form.render.before",
    functional: function (pluginExecResult, options) {
        let {bizApi}=options;
        // Find the button whose apiName is custom_btn_test1__c
        let btn1 = options.buttons.find(it=>it.api_name==="custom_btn_test1__c");
        if(btn1){
            // Example 1: call inside the button click function defined in a plugin hook,
            // directly execute the hook function to update data and UI state
            btn1.onClick = function(){
                bizApi.npcRun(p=>{
                    let newDataIndexs = p.dataUpdater.add([{...}]);// Use the re-obtained dataUpdater in parameters to add detail data
                    return p.bizApi.triggerCalAndUIEvent({
                           objApiName: 'SaleOrderProductObj',// Object that initiates the calculation, required
                           newDataIndexs, // dataIndex list of newly added detail data, required if the calculation is triggered because detail data was added
                    })
                })
            }
        }
        // Find the button whose apiName is custom_btn_test2__c
        let btn2 = options.buttons.find(it=>it.api_name==="custom_btn_test2__c");
        if(btn2){
            // Example 2: call inside the button click function defined in a plugin hook,
            // emit a custom plugin hook event, which can be received and handled through generic plugin event registration
            btn2.onClick = function(){
                bizApi.npcRun("plugin1.btn.onClick", {test:"Custom event parameters"})
                       .then(rst=>{
                        // Get the event handling result
                       })
           }
        }
    }
},
{
    event: "plugin1.btn.onClick",
    functional: function (pluginExecResult, options) {
        // Handle the custom plugin event
        let {test} = options;
        console.log(test);// Custom event parameters
    }
}]

Notes

• Executes the hook with a new plugin context, so do not call it within the lifecycle of another plugin hook.