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@abapify/adt-aunit

v0.3.6

Published

ABAP Unit Test CLI plugin for adt-cli with JUnit XML output for GitLab CI

Readme

@abapify/adt-aunit

ABAP Unit Test CLI plugin for adt-cli. Runs AUnit test runs against an SAP system via ADT and prints results to the console or serialises them as JUnit XML (for GitLab CI / Jenkins), SonarQube generic test reports, or JaCoCo / sonar-generic coverage.

npm

Install

npm i @abapify/adt-aunit
# or
bun add @abapify/adt-aunit

Usage

Register the command in your adt.config.ts so adt-cli picks it up:

// adt.config.ts
export default {
  commands: ['@abapify/adt-aunit/commands/aunit'],
};

Then run tests against a package, class, transport, or arbitrary object URI:

adt aunit -p ZMY_PACKAGE
adt aunit -c ZCL_MY_CLASS
adt aunit --transport NPLK900042 --format junit --output aunit-report.xml

Example GitLab CI job:

abap-unit:
  script:
    - npx adt aunit -p $PACKAGE --format junit --output aunit-report.xml
  artifacts:
    when: always
    reports:
      junit: aunit-report.xml

The package also exports helpers for embedding AUnit in custom tooling:

import { toJunitXml, type AunitResult } from '@abapify/adt-aunit';

const xml = toJunitXml(result satisfies AunitResult);

Role in the monorepo

  • CLI plugin loaded by @abapify/adt-cli via the commands entry in adt.config.ts; ships both the aunit command and result formatters.
  • Depends on @abapify/adt-contracts / @abapify/adt-schemas for the AUnit ADT endpoint and on @abapify/adt-plugin-abapgit to resolve object names discovered from transports and packages.
  • Focused on AUnit only; ATC checks, coverage orchestration outside AUnit, and generic test runners live elsewhere.

Related

License

MIT