
Who should read this blog?
If you're a developer working with CAP (SAP Cloud Application Programming Model) and seeking guidance on deploying your applications in the BTP (SAP Business Technology Platform) Cloud Foundry environment with SQLite database integration, this blog is tailor-made for you.
Motivation
Picture this: You're building an app for training sessions. Initially, we thought of using HANA Cloud, but then we thought, "Hey, let's try SQLite for simplicity during development and testing." Everything was smooth sailing while tinkering with it in our BAS (Business Application Studio). But when it came to deploying and testing the app, SQLite just wouldn't cut it. We needed to figure out how to make our app work with SQLite for development but still deploy smoothly. After some trial and error, we cracked the code.
Just a heads-up: This trick is only for playing around with your app during development and testing. It's not suitable for the big leagues of production.
Pre-requisite
Please following steps after you have created a CAP project -
{ "requires": { "db": { "kind": "sqlite", "credentials": { "database": "db.sqlite" } }, "auth": { "[development]": { "kind": "dummy" }, "[production]": { "kind": "basic", "users": { "admin": { "password": "admin" } } } } } }
build-parameters: before-all: - builder: custom commands: - npmci - npx cds build --production - npx cds deploy - cp -r db.sqlite gen/srv
1. mbt build 2. cf deploy ‘path_to_your_mta_archive’
Conclusion :
With this quick tweak, you'll be all set to create and deploy CAP applications with SQLite databases. Hopefully, this helps your next project!
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