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@sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer
Advanced tools
Prompts module that can provide prompts for the abap deployment config writer
@sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirerProvides Inquirer based end-user prompting to retrieve the ABAP deployment configuration for an application. This involves acquiring a connection to the chosen backend system and retrieving the associated packages and transport requests for the system.
Npm
npm install --save @sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer
Yarn
yarn add @sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer
Pnpm
pnpm add @sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer
Prompts may be retrieved using getPrompts and then executed in another prompting module that supports inquirer type prompts.
getPrompts is provided to allow consumers to access prompts. There may be cases where these can be transformed to support other prompting frameworks. Most prompt configuration is possible via AbapDeployConfigPromptOptions and calling prompt. This is the recommended approach.
Configurability of prompts is entirely controlled using the AbapDeployConfigPromptOptions parameter.
See Inquirer.js for valid default properties.
import type { InquirerAdapter } from '@sap-ux/inquirer-common';
import type { AbapDeployConfigAnswers, AbapDeployConfigPromptOptions } from '@sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer';
import { prompt as abapDeployConfigPrompt } from '@sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer';
import { generate as generateAbapDeployConfig } from '@sap-ux/odata-service-writer'
const promptOptions = {
backendTarget: {
abapTarget: {
url: 'https://example.com',
client: '100',
scp: false
},
serviceProvider: serviceProvider, // connected abap service provider
type: 'application'
}
};
/**
* Pass an Inquirer prompt function https://www.npmjs.com/package/inquirer#methods
*/
const inqAdaptor = {
prompt: this.prompt.bind(this) // the inquirer prompting function, here we use the generators reference
};
const abapDeployConfigAnswers: AbapDeployConfigAnswers = await abapDeployConfigPrompt(
inqAdaptor as InquirerAdapter,
promptOpts
);
const projectDir = join(__dirname, 'testapp');
await generateAbapDeployConfig(
projectDir,
{
target: {
url: abapDeployConfigAnswers.url,
client: abapDeployConfigAnswers.client,
scp: abapDeployConfigAnswers.scp,
destination: abapDeployConfigAnswers.destination
},
app: {
name: abapDeployConfigAnswers.name,
description: abapDeployConfigAnswers.description,
package: abapDeployConfigAnswers.package,
transport: abapDeployConfigAnswers.transport
},
index: abapDeployConfigAnswers.index
},
{
baseFile: '/path/to/base/config', // e.g ui5.yaml
deployFile: '/path/to/deploy/config', // e.g ui5-deploy.yaml
},
this.fs
);
Read License.
SAP UI5 Application Inquirer Prompting Generator Deployment
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Prompts module that can provide prompts for the abap deployment config writer
The npm package @sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer receives a total of 203 weekly downloads. As such, @sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @sap-ux/abap-deploy-config-inquirer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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