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Testing Tarvis CI integration with abaK

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(abaK is still in alpha stage. Its API can change. Please don't using for production objects just yet. Wait for a release.)

abaK

A powerful yet simple ABAP library to manage constants.

Why

Nowadays, whenever a constant is need in a program, it has to be hard coded, stored in a dedicated custom ZTABLE or, even worse, stored in the standard table TVARVC (or similar).

What

abaK provides a simple yet powerful and flexible way for any program to manage its constants. Advantages of using abaK:

  • decentralized: there is no monolithic table holding all the constants. One program can decide to have its own constants source.
  • easily customized: a project can decide to have its constants maintainable directly in PRD while another may required them to be maintained in DEV and then transported;
  • multiple scopes: some constants can be used system-wide while others can belong to a single program and no one else will mess with them;
  • system-wide management: constant sources are registered in a central table so that it is easy to keep track of the existing data sources
  • extensible: if needed, new data sources can be created (ex.: to read legacy data in a specific data format)

How

Providing a well-defined API, abaK separates the way it is used from the way the constants are stored. abaK is based on the concept of data sources. It currently has 2 working data sources: custom database table and XML. CSV will come soon. It also allows for new data sources to be created for specific needs.

Documentation in the wiki.

Requirements

  • ABAP Version: 702 or higher.
  • abapGit

FAQ

For questions/comments/bugs/feature requests/wishes please create an issue.

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Testing Tarvis CI integration with abaK

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