This repository is meant to serve as example for how testing works within UI5. It is basically what happens when you work through the entire "Testing"-Section within the official UI5 documentation.
You can just clone this repository, run npm install and use the UI5 tooling to locally serve the application in order to debug/learn from it.
Hint: it already uses the livereload-middleware for the UI5 tooling, so changes while serving will trigger an immediate update in the browser.
- Clone the repository
$> git clone <repository-url>
- Navigate into the cloned repository
$> cd <repository>
- Install all dependencies
$> npm install - Start the application
$> npm start
The paths within this project are - as usual - prefixed by the projectId ( which is declared within the manifest.json file). The prefix is made up by a given namespace and the name of the project. I must admit that the project name is quite verbose.
- Namespace:
com.mrb - Projectname:
UI5-Testing
- Step 1: Overview and Testing Strategy ✅ 0ebd475
- Step 2: A First Unit Test ✅ 3420350
- Step 3: Adding the Price Formatter ✅ ea435e8
- Step 4: Testing a New Module ✅ 486aba7
- Step 5: Adding a Flag Button ✅ 2d014a4
- Step 6: A First OPA Test ✅ 27b0b20
- Step 7: Changing the Table to a Growing Table ✅ 020e35f
- Step 8: Testing Navigation ✅ 2b69492
- Step 9: Adding the Post Page ✅ e82e3a1
- Step 10: Test Suite and Automated Testing ✅ 5836e74
- Step 11: Testing User Input ✅ ff36d79
- Step 12: Adding a Search ✅ 240f562
- Step 13: Testing User Interaction ✅ 6d158b9
- Step 14: Adding Tabs ✅ e790fd2
- Step 15: Writing a Short Date Formatter Using TDD ✅ 5cccb62
- Step 16: Adding the Date Formatter ✅ c41978e
Implemented = ✅
When declaring the OData-Service as our model, we have added the parameter metadataUrlParams like so:
"sap.app": {
"dataSources": {
"mainService": {
"uri": "/here/goes/your/serviceUrl/",
"type": "OData",
"settings": {
"odataVersion": "2.0",
"localUri": "localService/metadata.xml"
}
}
}
},
"models": {
"": {
"dataSource": "mainService",
"settings": {
"metadataUrlParams": {
"sap-documentation": "heading"
}
}
}
}This results in a GET-Request that looks like the following:
http://localhost:8080/here/goes/your/serviceUrl/$metadata?sap-documentation=heading&sap-language=EN
Standard $metadata:
<Property Name="PostingDate" Type="Edm.DateTime" Precision="7"
sap:label="Posting Date" /> Extended $metadata?sap-documentation=heading:
<Property Name="PostingDate" Type="Edm.DateTime" Precision="7"
sap:label="Posting Date" sap:heading="Pstng Date"/> You can find additional information to the use of this parameter here.
For more information check: