How I can apply Oil Paint filter with JavaScript in Photoshop

Chuck Uebele and pixxxel schubser  Thank for a prompt respond.

Where I can find detail documentation about this?

I can not check this as correct because I did not tried yet, it turns out that we do not need oil paint.

but as soon as I get time I will experimenting with this.

Have you tried using the scriptlistener plugin to generate Action Manager code:

var idoilPaint = stringIDToTypeID( "oilPaint" );
    var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor();
    var idlightingOn = stringIDToTypeID( "lightingOn" );
    desc4.putBoolean( idlightingOn, true );
    var idstylization = stringIDToTypeID( "stylization" );
    desc4.putDouble( idstylization, 3.100000 );
    var idbrushScale = stringIDToTypeID( "brushScale" );
    desc4.putDouble( idbrushScale, 2.900000 );
    var idmicroBrush = stringIDToTypeID( "microBrush" );
    desc4.putDouble( idmicroBrush, 9.200000 );
    var idLghD = charIDToTypeID( "LghD" );
    desc4.putInteger( idLghD, -60 );
    var idspecularity = stringIDToTypeID( "specularity" );
    desc4.putDouble( idspecularity, 1.300000 );
    var idcleanliness = stringIDToTypeID( "cleanliness" );
    desc4.putDouble( idcleanliness, 1.600000 );
executeAction( idoilPaint, desc4, DialogModes.NO );