SCC-CONNECTOR

A package to be used as express middleware to make a connection to the connectivity service of the Cloud Foundry SAP Cloud Platform (SCP) with the on-premise SAP backend system.
Axios is used as an easy-to-use http client which can be used in other routes with: req.axios

Documentation

$ npm install --save scc-connector

Usage

Before your own api routes insert the middleware route.use(sccConnector) This ensures that:

• an oauth request is made to the connectivity service
• an access token is being returned
• global defaults are being set for axios

There are two ways how the virtual host can be known in following order:

• In your app you set the env variable SAP_SCC_VIRTUAL_HOSTS: '["your-scc-virtual-host:port"]' in the manifest.yml file.
  Only the first virtual host will be recognized
• If there is no env var supplied, the package will check if a user-provided service instance is binded to your app with the credentails: sap_scc_virtual_host and sap_scc_virtual_port.
  This approach is the recommended way because when a virtual host name changes, you only have to change the user-provided service and all binded apps will have the new virtual host and port settings.

Example

For testing this scenario go to SICF:

• make sure the sap/bc/ping service is activated
• in Logon Data add a service user and password if principal propagation is not set up

const sccConnector = require('scc-connector');

router.use(sccConnector);

router.get("/ping", function(req, res) {
    req.axios.get( '/sap/bc/ping' )
      .then(response => {
         console.log(response);
         res.send(response.data);
        })
      .catch(error => {
         console.log(error);
      });  
});