SPICY (Space Itinerary Company) is the most popular travel technology company in our milky way. Owing to the increasing demand in space travel, SPICY is now building a website where it offers users from all planets to login and book their next space flight. You, as a part of the software engineering team of SPICY, have chosen SAP Cloud Platform to build this website.

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In this exercise, we will learn to set up our local development environment and create a new node.js project. This will be our codebase to create the Space travel web application.

In this exercise, we will understand the data model of the base space-flight project. Using the base model, we create tables in a local SQLite database and load data from CSV files. We will further extend the data model to include payment information for space travel bookings.

In this exercise, we will learn to expose our data model entities as OData services. We will also include custom logic to limit the number of passengers in each space craft.

In this exercise, we will import the code into SAP Web IDE and build a User Interface based on SAP UI5 so that users can create a booking from the UI of our app.

In this exercise, we will deploy the application to SAP Cloud Platform Cloud Foundry environment. The multiple components of the app are visualized and monitored from SAP Cloud Platform Cockpit.

SAP TechEd will provide you with a full environment to develop this sample application. The instructions below are only needed if you wish to run the application in your own account on SAP Cloud Platform.

SAP Web IDE Full-Stack access is needed. For more information, see Open SAP Web IDE.

Read the getting started tutorial to learn more about working with SAP Cloud Platform Web IDE.

A HANA instance is needed in your account, so that you can deploy the persistence assets.

Now clone your fork of this repository (File -> Git -> Clone Repository).

To build and deploy your application or modify it and redeploy, use any of the following options:

• Build and deploy the DB module by choosing Build from the context menu of the db folder.

• Build and deploy the Node.js service by choosing Run -> Run as -> Node.js application from the context menu of the srv folder. To test the service, click the URL displayed in the Run Console. Use the endpoint of the service clouds.products.CatalogService to call $metadata or CRUD requests.

• Test the UI by choosing Run -> Run as -> Web Application from the context menu of the ui folder.

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This project is provided "as-is": there is no guarantee that raised issues will be answered or addressed in future releases.

Copyright (c) 2018 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. This project is licensed under the SAP Sample Code License except as noted otherwise in the LICENSE file.