Test data

To create a test suite

To test transport related functionality we will need to use a transportable package, and many tests will fail with a local one.

If you start from a fresh ABAP trial system you will need to set up TMS. On a corporate system this will be already sorted

Set up TMS (required in ABAP trial only)

• run transaction STMS
• go in System overview (shift+F6)
• create a dummy system (Sap System/create/Virtual system)
• go back(F3) and enter the transport routes view (shift-f7)
• go in change mode (F5)
• click transport layers and press the create button (f6)
• save
• click on transport routes and hit create (f6)
• save
• hit the big save button in the main screen (Ctrl-S)
• hit ok when asked about the description:
• click yes for distributing and activating the configuration

Import this project in ABAPGit

• in abapgit click on +Online
  • enter ZAPIDUMMY in the package name and hit create package
  • enter a description and a transport layer
  • press continue
  • create or select a transport and press the green button
• back in the clone dialog, enter the clone URL https://github.com/marcellourbani/abap-adt-api.git
  • press ok
• in the main abapgit screen hit the pull button
• confirm overwriting the package
• select the transport created previously
• confirm object activation

If all goes right, the test suite will now be available

ABAPGit API tests will also require the installation of the eclipse abapgit plugin too

Configuration

In order for the tests to run, you'll have to enter your connection details in setenv.js, like:

// your SAP server
process.env.ADT_URL = "https://vhcalnplci.bti.local:44300/"
process.env.ADT_USER = "developer"
process.env.ADT_PASS = "secret"
process.env.ADT_TRANS = "NPLK900060"
process.env.ADT_SYSTEMID = "NPL"
// uncomment the following line to allow disrupting tests i.e. create and release transports, create and delete objects
// process.env.ADT_ENABLE_ALL = "YES"

Running tests

npm run test