Eclipse Plugin for SAP Commerce
Description
This Eclipse plugin makes developers more efficient by taking care of some of the common issues of developing with the SAP Commerce Suite. For example, with this plugin it's possible to have a new project workspace quickly configured with all project extensions compiling in minutes rather than hours.
Features
- Import platform into workspace
- Synchronize extensions with the Hybris Commerce Suite platform including synchronizing libraries and classpaths managed in the platform
- Configure the runtime JVM with optimal settings to run JUnit tests
- Add the JDBC driver to the classpath (required to be able to run JUnit tests)
- Actions to build the platform, ensuring projects are refreshed after the platform has generated files
- Impex editor with type ahead and formatting functionality
- Create working sets from localextensions.xml
- Disable unnecessary extension modules
- Build individual extensions
- Commerce Bean & Enums Generation Wizard
- Type System Validation
Requirements
It is required to install latest Eclipse IDE for plugin. Plugin is backward compatible with IDE at least 6 months old since plugin version release date.
Contributing & Code of Conduct
Plugin is released as a open-source project. If you want to contribute to it, can find more information about setup in Development section and in Code of Conduct
Download & Installation
This GitHub repository is for managing the source code of the plugin.
To install the plugin visit the Eclipse Marketplace and for up to date documentation, the Application Lifecycle Framework for Commerce: SAP Commerce development tools for Eclipse.
Compile and Install From Source
Execute "mvn install" to create an Eclipse local update site archive in com.hybris.hyeclipse.site/target. Import it in Eclipse by going to Help -> Install New Software then click the "Add" button
Knowledge Database
Please find Knowledge Database which describe solutions for known issues.
Licensing
Please see our LICENSE for copyright and license information. Detailed information including third-party components and their licensing/copyright information is available via the REUSE tool.
Deprecated Features
Some features have been already deprecated as there are currently supported by Eclipse functionality, little usage, or just no time to maintenance. More details can be found on Deprecation List page.