Mock SAP Data Intelligence api
This small package can be used to mock the api-package of SAP Data Intelligence in order to develop an operator locally. It is assumed that the working directory has the SAP Data Intelligence vflow-structure (github-pull) and the Python-operator has been created previously with the 'Create Operator'-wizzard of the modeler. For details a blog will be published on SAP Community in May 2021.
To use the this add at the beginning of your script the following codelines:
try:
api
except NameError:
from utils.di_local_test import *
The following api attributes will be mocked:
- config: with the attributes read from the operators.json-file
- Message: creating a Message with attributes and body as attributes
- send: prints the content of the message that is send to the port. Only the message data types `string' and 'message' are currently supported.
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