Installation

To install the saprfc library, please refer to this documentation. If you place the rcfsdk headers in the right place, you can run this command

pip install django-sifac

Integrate with your django app

You need to add this lines to the settings file of your django project

SIFAC = {
    'HOST': '' #  Hostname to connect (i.e sap.host.com)
    'SYSNR': '' # System number to connect to (i.e '00')
    'CLIENT': '' # Client number logged in (i.e '500')
    'USER': '' # Username
    'PASSWORD': '' # Password
}

If you want to use the SAP models filter application, you must activate the administration interface in the settings file of your project and add the sifac application in your INSTALLED_APPS setting

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...,
    django.contrib.admin,
    ...,
    sifac
)

To create tables needed by the sifac application, syncing your database is necessary

$> python manage.py syncdb

Basic usage

If you’re using filters and pattern for your SAP Models (or not), it is really easy to use the library to retrieve filtered data. Filters and patterns for each SAP models can be created or updated in the admnistration interface

from sifac import service

sifac_service = SifacService()
cost_centers = sifac_service.get_filtered_cost_center_list()

Launching tests

To launch tests, you should install django, saprfc and packages in file requirements-test.txt

$> python run_tests.py sifac