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fsm-shell

v1.27.1

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client library for FSM shell

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Readme

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Client library for applications rendered in FSM shell host

How to use ShellSdk

Full documentation can be found online: https://sap.github.io/fsm-shell/.

About this repository

Install dev dependencies

First step should be to install locally all dependencies running npm install

Build library

Package can be build with npm run build. Generated files are located within the release folder.

You can link the release folder to your project using npm link to run a local instance of ShellSdk.
This process does not include yet hot reload and need to be manually rebuild on each modification.

Test

Running karma using npm run test.

Documentation

Documentation can be run using npm run docs and generated using doscify.

Current instance also use mermaid for diagrams, docsify-tabs and docsify-example-panel for content enhancement.

e2e tests on documentation

End to end tests can be runned on docsify documentation using npm run docs then npm run e2e.

Documentation server will start before tests running npm run e2e:ci

Support

In case you need further help, check out the SAP Field Service Management Help Portal or report and incident in SAP Support Portal with the component "CEC-SRV-FSM".

License

Copyright (c) 2021 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. This project is licensed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0 except as noted otherwise in the LICENSE file.