Welcome to your new project.
It contains these folders and files, following our recommended project layout:
| File / Folder | Purpose |
|---|---|
app/ |
content for UI frontends go here |
db/ |
your domain models and data go here |
srv/ |
your service models and code go here |
package.json |
project metadata and configuration |
readme.md |
this getting started guide |
- Open a new terminal and run
cds watch - ( in VSCode simply choose Terminal > Run Task > cds watch )
- Start adding content, e.g. a db/schema.cds, ...
Learn more at https://cap.cloud.sap/docs/get-started/
- cds add hana (add support for SAP HANA - adds a requires section in package.json file)
- cds build/all (builds the entire application - all artifacts are stored in gen folder)
- cf create-service hana hdi-shared mymta-db-hdi-container (create an SAP HANA container - name of container should be from manifest.yml in gen/db folder)
- cf push -f gen/db (push the db artifacts to Cloud Foundry - manifest.yml created automatically when you ran cds build/all command)
- cf push -f gen/srv --random-route (push the srv artifacts to Cloud Foundry - manifest.yml created automatically when you ran cds build/all command)
- See video on how to bind SAP HANA to local application - this creates a .env file
- But application is looking for default-env.json file - So rename .env file to default-env.json
- You will have to make minor modifications to default-env.json file to make it a valid json file - see video for details
- Now simply run the following commands and you are working with SAP HANA in a local environment
- npm i
- cds watch