Test the latest running deployment: https://empathygame.cfapps.eu10.hana.ondemand.com/

1. Install Cloud Foundry CLI.
2. Install MultiApps CLI plugin for CF.
3. Install Cloud MTA Build Tool.
4. Log on to our Cloud Foundry Environment through the CLI Source:
   • cf login
   • API endpoint: https://api.cf.eu10.hana.ondemand.com (taken from our Subaccount overview page)
   • Email: <your SAP mail address>
   • Password: <your SSO SAP password>

Note: Does not yet work. It seems as the MTA build tool currently does not have a Python builder.

1. Note: Only do this, if the GitHub repo here does not already contain a requirements.txt. Create a requirements.txt from the Pipfile through pipenv run pip freeze > requirements.txt.
2. Download all the requirements to a vendor folder through pip download -d vendor -r requirements.txt --platform manylinux1_x86_64 --only-binary=:all: Note: The requirements.txt above might contain unrequired dependencies that lead to errors when downloading. Those dependencies can be removed with no harm.
3. Create the mtar file by executing mbt build.
4. Deploy the mtar file to HCP through cf deploy mta_archives/...mtar.

1. Note: Only do this, if the GitHub repo here does not already contain a requirements.txt. Create a requirements.txt from the Pipfile through pipenv lock --keep-outdated -d -r > requirements.txt`.
2. Download all the requirements to a vendor folder through pip download -d vendor -r requirements.txt --platform manylinux1_x86_64 --only-binary=:all: Note: The requirements.txt above might contain unrequired dependencies that lead to errors when downloading. Those dependencies can be removed with no harm.
3. Run cf push which uses the manifest.yml, runtime.txt and the requirements.txt. Note cf push uploads all files from the directory where it is executed from. It inspects .cfignore for files that are excluded from uploading.

5. Create the mtar file by executing mbt build.
6. Deploy the mtar file to HCP through cf deploy mta_archives/...mtar.

If you are developing on a Windows machine and have installed all dependencies, please use script run_windows_local.ps1 to start you local development environment.

1. Create new Python project with your favourite IDE.
2. Use Pipenv for dependency management.
3. Clone the Github repo https://github.com/simachri/empathygame.
4. Run pipenv install to install the dependencies locally.
5. If you are using Windows and for example Powershell you need to set the environment variable:

# Set environment variable
$Env:PORT = "8080"

# Start python server
py ./api/main.py

6. This is an example launch configuration from PyCharm:

For the first time, add @sap to you npm and install all dependencies:

# Add @sap to your npm
npm config set @sap:registry https://npm.sap.com // Only the first time
# Install all dependencies
npm install

After preparation you can start the application router by:

# Go to web folder
cd web
# Start development server
npm run dev

The service is reachable on localhost:3000 where the api is accessable on localhost:3000/api and the ui is accessable on localhost:3000/ui.

All findings during this projects are documented. Please visit