@sap/wing-service-explorer
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Wing-service-explorer is an npm package that provides the ability to explore SAP services.
Wing-service-explorer exposes 3 different objects for 3 different SAP systems:
This object exposes APIs for exploration of systems and services defined as OData odata_gen in the account destination list.
Returns a list of destinations filtered with WebIDEUsage = odata_gen
Gets as an input a destination object (received from the getDestinations API) and returns true if this is a destination to a system or a service (i.e. if the destination includes a property named full_url and its value is true).
Gets as an input a ConnectionDetails object (which contains the details to connect to a service) and returns the metadata (XML format) which the service exposes.
This object exposes APIs for exploration of APIs from the APIHub system.
Returns a list of destinations filtered by WebIDEUsage = apihub_catalog
Gets as an input a destination object (received from the getDestinations API) and returns a list of APIs exposed by the APIHub system.
Gets as an input a destination object and user authetication details (user/password) and returns the user's API key from the APIHub system. (Required for getting the API metadata.)
Gets as an input a ConnectionDetails object (which contains the details to connect to an API) and returns the metadata (XML format) which the API exposes. Note: The APIHub requires a definition of 2 destinations. The first one for the APIHub system and the second for the API sandbox.
This object exposes APIs for exploration of systems exposed by the Extension Factory.
Returns a list of destinations which contain an additional property named XFSystemName.
FAQs
Provide the ability to explore SAP services
The npm package @sap/wing-service-explorer receives a total of 38,511 weekly downloads. As such, @sap/wing-service-explorer popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @sap/wing-service-explorer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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