SAP CLI

Command line interface to SAP products

This tool provides command line interface for ADT which should help you to build your CI tools.

Installation and usage

First of all you need Python3 (>=3.6) and then you need python-request module. Nothing else because ADT works on level HTTP.

Ubuntu

sudo apt-get install git python3 python3-requests python3-openssl

git clone https://github.com/jfilak/sapcli.git
cd sapcli
./sapcli --help

Features

The primary goal was to enable ABAP Unit testing

sapcli aunit run class zcl_foo --output junit4
sapcli aunit run program zfoo_report --output junit4
sapcli aunit run package '$local_package' --output junit4

, ATC checks triggering and installation of abapGit which is delivered as a single source ABAP program (report, SE38 thing).

sapcli package create '$abapgit' 'git for ABAP by Lars'
sapcli program create 'zabapgit' 'github.com/larshp/abapGit' '$abapgit'
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/abapGit/build/master/zabapgit.abap | sapcli program write 'zabapgit' - --activate

See the complete list of supported operations in doc/commands.md

Usage

You must provide the tool with hostname, client, user and password. It is possible to use either command line parameters or environment variables.

You can prepare a configuration file like the following:

cat > .npl001.sapcli.openrc << _EOF
export SAP_USER=DEVELOPER
export SAP_PASSWORD=Down1oad
export SAP_ASHOST=vhcalpnlci
export SAP_CLIENT=001
export SAP_PORT=8000
export SAP_SSL=no
_EOF

and the you can source the configuration file in your shell to avoid the need to repeat the configuration on command line parameters:

source .npl001.sapcli.openrc

sapcli package create '$abapgit' 'git for ABAP by Lars'
sapcli program create zabapgit 'github.com/larshp/abapGit' '$abapgit'
sapcli aunit run class zabapgit

The tool asks only for user and password if missing. All other parameters either have own default value or causes fatal error if not provided.

Find the complete documentation in doc/configuration.md

For developers

Your contribution is more than welcome! Nothing is worse than the code that does not exist.

Have a look into CONTRIBUTING guide, if you are not sure how to start.

And even seasoned GiHub contributors might consider checking out HACKING guide.

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