Search assets and Update status with Java Api

// Prepare Imports
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
import com.onresolve.scriptrunner.runner.customisers.PluginModule
import com.onresolve.scriptrunner.runner.customisers.WithPlugin
import groovy.transform.Field
import inventoryplugin.dto.portable.InventoryDto
import inventoryplugin.helper.JipUtilityHelper
import inventoryplugin.service.index.AipIndexService
import inventoryplugin.service.index.search.QueryIndexParam
import inventoryplugin.service.index.search.QueryIndexResult
import inventoryplugin.service.index.search.QueryIndexSearchParam
import inventoryplugin.service.rest.dto.SystemFieldDto
import inventoryplugin.service.controller.InventoryController
import org.apache.log4j.Level
import org.apache.log4j.Logger

// prepare logger
@Field Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("snapbytes.inventoryplugin.groovy.script")
logger.setLevel(Level.DEBUG); // logging level to DEBUG to get more detailed logging when the code is executed

// enable Assets and Inventory plugin for theis script (This feature comes with ScriptRunner)
@WithPlugin("plugin.jip")

// Import plugin module aipIndexService - it's used to search for assets
@PluginModule
AipIndexService aipIndexService

// Import plugin module inventoryController - it's used to update assets
@PluginModule
InventoryController inventoryController


try {
    // Prepared QueryIndexParam - this is the main parameters object as search assets
    QueryIndexParam queryIndexParam = new QueryIndexParam();
    // We just tell we are making generic search (other search options are out of scope for this usage)
    queryIndexParam.setQuerySource(QueryIndexParam.QuerySource.GENERIC_SEARCH);
    queryIndexParam.setSortField("asset.name"); // specify sort field
    queryIndexParam.setSortDirection("asc");   // specify sort order
    queryIndexParam.setSortType("STRING"); // specify sort field type
    queryIndexParam.setSearchType("basic");  // specify srach type - this is basic as we specify options
    queryIndexParam.setPageNumber(1); // first page of results
    queryIndexParam.setPageSize(1000); // max number of assets to return
    queryIndexParam.setQueryIndexSearchParams(new ArrayList<>()); // init array for search options

    // filter by asset type
    QueryIndexSearchParam query = new QueryIndexSearchParam(); // object for search option 1 - asset type
    query.setFieldType("LIST");
    query.setField("form.name"); // field name
    query.setKeywords(new ArrayList<>()); // init keywords
    query.getKeywords().add("Tablet 4"); // asset type name
    queryIndexParam.getQueryIndexSearchParams().add(query); // add this option to search

    QueryIndexSearchParam query2 = new QueryIndexSearchParam(); // object for search option 2 - relative date
    query2.setField("Warranty Expiration Date"); // field name
    query2.setFieldType("DATE"); // it's a relative type - no hard coded fix dates
    query2.setRange(true);  // it's a range search
    query2.setRelative(true); // it's a relative type - no hard coded fix dates
    query2.setRelativeMin("0d"); // start date, 0d means 0 days
    query2.setRelativeMax("2d"); // end date, 3d means 3 days. you can set it as 30d
    queryIndexParam.getQueryIndexSearchParams().add(query2); // add this option to search

    // now search parameters are ready, we can call Java search API

    // get current user (if there's any) for the search -
    //   user does not have any effect for search when security is overriden
    def user = ComponentAccessor.getJiraAuthenticationContext().getLoggedInUser();

    // queryDocsForObjectOverrideSecurity does not respect to permissions for the user. Assumes we have browse permission for all assets
    QueryIndexResult queryIndexResult = aipIndexService.queryDocsForObjectOverrideSecurity(queryIndexParam, user);

    // queryDocsForObject applies assets permissions by the user. If the user has no right to browse assets, no assets will returm
    //QueryIndexResult queryIndexResult = aipIndexService.queryDocsForObject(queryIndexParam, user);

    // result is a string of json so we need to convert it to an object with JipUtilityHelper class
    List<InventoryDto> assets = JipUtilityHelper.convertJsonStringToListSafe(queryIndexResult.getAssets(), InventoryDto.class);

    if (assets != null) {
        logger.debug(assets.size() + ' assets found')

        // for each asset we are looping
        for (InventoryDto oneAsset : assets) {
            logger.debug('----------------------------------------------------')
            logger.debug('Asset Type id: ' + oneAsset.formId + ', Asset Type name: ' + oneAsset.formName)
            logger.debug('Asset id: ' + oneAsset.id + ', Asset name: ' + oneAsset.name);

            logger.debug('--- Attributes ----------------------')
            List<inventoryplugin.dto.portable.InventoryItemDto> inventoryItems = oneAsset.getInventoryItems();
            for (inventoryplugin.dto.portable.InventoryItemDto assetAttr : inventoryItems) {
                if (assetAttr.attributeName == "Warranty Expiration Date") {
                    logger.debug(assetAttr.attributeName + ': ' + assetAttr.value );
                }
            }

            // We are going to update the assets with new status and substatus values

            // there are 2 packages for InventoryDto, we used "inventoryplugin.dto.portable.InventoryDto" in the import so we write full package name below.
            inventoryplugin.service.rest.dto.InventoryDto inventoryDtoToSave = new inventoryplugin.service.rest.dto.InventoryDto();
            inventoryDtoToSave.setFormId(oneAsset.formId); // we set asset type id (~formId)
            List<SystemFieldDto> systemFields = new ArrayList<>(); // Status and substatus are systemFields. So we initialize a list of SystemFieldDto
            systemFields.add(new SystemFieldDto("asset.status", "3")); // set first field status
            systemFields.add(new SystemFieldDto("asset.substatus", "1")); // set second field substatus
            inventoryDtoToSave.setSystemFields(systemFields); // set parent object to actual object we will save
            // updateInventoryAssetOverrideSecurity is used to override security and permissions - as this code will be
            //   executed as scheduled task, we won't want to deal with user and permissions
            /**
             * updateInventoryAssetOverrideSecurity has the follwing signature:
             *    String updateInventoryAssetOverrideSecurity(int version, String contextPath, final Integer id, final InventoryDto inventoryDto,
             ApplicationUser remoteUser, boolean ignoreNonExistenceAttribute, boolean ignoreInvalidValues,
             boolean createUnknownValues, ReferenceAssetFetchMethod referenceAssetFetchMethod)
             */
            inventoryController.updateInventoryAssetOverrideSecurity(InventoryController.VERSION_2, "",  oneAsset.id,
                    inventoryDtoToSave, null,
                    false, false, false, InventoryController.ReferenceAssetFetchMethod.ID_THEN_NAME);

        }
    }
    return assets.size;

} catch (Exception e) {
    logger.debug(e.getMessage())
    return e.getMessage();
} 

2022-06-28 18:08:10,397 DEBUG [groovy.script]: 2 assets found
2022-06-28 18:08:10,397 DEBUG [groovy.script]: ----------------------------------------------------
2022-06-28 18:08:10,397 DEBUG [groovy.script]: Asset Type id: 67, Asset Type name: Tablet 4
2022-06-28 18:08:10,398 DEBUG [groovy.script]: Asset id: 10488, Asset name: Tablet-001
2022-06-28 18:08:10,398 DEBUG [groovy.script]: --- Attributes ----------------------
2022-06-28 18:08:10,399 DEBUG [groovy.script]: Warranty Expiration Date: 29/06/2022
2022-06-28 18:08:10,890 DEBUG [groovy.script]: ----------------------------------------------------
2022-06-28 18:08:10,890 DEBUG [groovy.script]: Asset Type id: 67, Asset Type name: Tablet 4
2022-06-28 18:08:10,890 DEBUG [groovy.script]: Asset id: 10487, Asset name: Tablet-003
2022-06-28 18:08:10,890 DEBUG [groovy.script]: --- Attributes ----------------------
2022-06-28 18:08:10,890 DEBUG [groovy.script]: Warranty Expiration Date: 30/06/2022