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@sapdev.eu/sapi

v1.0.9

Published

SAP Remote Public API Search

Readme

Lightweight SAP Remote Public API search 🔍

  • S/4HANA Private Cloud Edition (PCE)
  • S/4HANA Public Cloud

Push the Sync button only after SAP released a new S/4HANA version, means in February and August for public and for private in December. Pushing that more is completely unnecessary. Do it just in case you want SAP Firewallls block You. 😀

What you get

  • Fast searchable and sortable API artifact table
  • Filter by protocol
  • Deprecated indicator
  • Version Link to launch api.sap.com for more details (requires logon)
  • API Package Assigment Name (SOD2)
  • Dark / light theme toggle

What you don't get

Versionining by S/4HANA Feature Pack

Requirements 📋

  • Node.js 18+

Installation 📦

  1. Install globally:

    • npm i -g "@sapdev.eu/sapi"
  2. Start app:

    • sapi
    • or
    • sapdev-sapi
  3. Open:

    • http://localhost:5000

Custom port options 🌐

  • sapi --port <port_number>
  • sapi -p <port_number>
  • sapi --port=<port_number>
  • sapdev-sapi --port <port_number>
  • sapdev-sapi -p <port_number>
  • sapdev-sapi --port=<port_number>

Environment variable alternatives (not tested):

  • Linux/macOS (global): PORT=<port_number> sapi
  • PowerShell (global): $env:PORT=<port_number>; sapi
  • Linux/macOS (global alias): PORT=<port_number> sapdev-sapi
  • PowerShell (global alias): $env:PORT=<port_number>; sapdev-sapi

Note: with npm, globally installed package binaries cannot be named with /, so global install command is sapi.

This package also provides a global alias: sapdev-sapi.

Troubleshooting 🐛

  • EADDRINUSE on port 5000

    • Start on another port