If you want to track your packages in Git or have regular backups, CPISync provides the easiest, structured & automated way to achieve your goal. It comes under 10 MB and without any dependencies.

Update 2021-02-06: v0.2.0 here with changed config rules, new features, and bug fixes. You can check the changelog here.

CPI Sync – It is raining packages and artifacts!

Quick Setup & Start

1. Download the latest release for Windows or Linux:

https://github.com/pizug/cpi-sync/releases/latest

2. Create an empty folder & put cpisync.exe inside:

3. Copy example configuration JSON and create “cpi-sync.json” file. Change the fields accordingly, and don’t worry about making mistakes! CPI Sync will validate the config file and give helpful error messages.

{
  "cpisync": "0.2.0",

  "tenant": {
    "management_host": "change-tmn.hci.eu1change.hana.ondemand.com",
    "credential": {
      "s_user": {
        "username": "S000change",
        "password_environment_variable": "CPI_PASSWORD"
      }
    }
  },
  "packages": {
    "filter_rules": [
      { "type": "single", "id": "TrainingPackage" },
      { "type": "single", "id": "eDocumentElectronicInvoicingforYou" },
      { "type": "single", "id": "MYPACKAGE" }
    ]
  }
}

4. Now you can run double-click on “cpisync.exe”

5. It will ask for your S-user password interactively. Then, if everything is correct it will download the artifacts in packages you have specified.

Since this was the quick start, we went with S-user. For regular usage, I recommend setting up an OAuth client for your CPI management node(“tmn”).

If you need to run it via jobs, run it for CI/CD or want more configuration, you can find further instructions & documentation on GitHub:

https://github.com/pizug/cpi-sync

If you similar have use cases and ideas, you can contact me or create an issue on the repository!

Thanks for reading!