This is the successor of SITreg. Now implemented using the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model. Check out the roadmap for the next steps.
We recommend using Visual Studio Code as local development environment. To get the language support for the CDS objects you must manually install the corresponding extension for Visual Studio Code. To install this extension, proceed as follows
- Download the vsix file from SAP Development Tools -> Cloud -> CDS Language Support for Visual Studio Code
- Install the downloaded vsix file in Visual Studio Code using command Install from VSIX...
The NPM packages for CDS are not part of the default NPM registry. As a consequence, you must configure your registry to lookup the packages in the SAP NPM registry. Enter the following command:
npm set @sap:registry=https://npm.sap.com
Install the CDS command line tools
npm i -g @sap/cds
To build the project, walk through the following steps
- Download or clone the repository.
- Navigate to the folder of your local repository
- Execute the command
npm install
to install the relevant NPM packages - Execute the command
npm run build
to trigger a clean build of the project - Execute the command
npm run deploy
to deploy in the local sqlite database - Execute the command
npm start
to startup the project locally
You can now access the services via
http://localhost:4004
Run the following command to Initialize your local SQLite DB:
cds deploy --to sqlite:db/sitregcapm.db
Do not forget to repeat this step to initialize the local database whenever you changed the datamodel
Local execution makes use of SQLite3 as database. To get an insight into the database from visual studio code we recommend to install the SQLite Extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace
Please join the SAP Mentors & Fiends Slack Workgroup in the channel #sitreg.
Here are some additional resources for the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAPM):
- You have a SAP Cloud Platform Trial account
- The Cloud MTA Build Tool (MBT) is installed
- The Cloud Foundry commandline tool is installed
- The MultiApps CF CLI Plugin is installed
- You've connected using
cf login
to your trial account
npm run build:cf
npm run deploy:cf