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ui5-tcode-finder

A browser page that searches SAP transaction codes by code, title or description and hands one over on a click: copied plain, copied with an /n or /o prefix, or opened in SAP GUI for HTML.

Searches the transaction codes it carries by code, title or description, alongside tabs for the groups they sit in, and hands one over when a row is clicked: copied plain, copied with an /n or /o prefix, or opened in SAP GUI for HTML. Favourites are marked by hand and stay at the top of the list, the RECENT tab holds the twenty codes copied or opened last, and a code the list does not carry goes into a CUSTOM group with a description of its own. Favourites, custom codes and recents are kept in the browser's IndexedDB and the settings in its local storage, and no data is sent to a server, so they reach another browser by export and import rather than by an account. It installs from the browser as a progressive web app, works without an internet connection, and speaks German where the browser prefers it and English otherwise. It is a page used at its own address rather than something installed into a project, and its overview names the codes a UI5 or Fiori project needs as the work it is for.

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Last pushLicenceApache-2.0

Where it sits

Lives in
ABAP
Provides
Finding a transaction codeABAPFinding a transaction codecapabilityGetting from a task to the code that starts it, and keeping the codes you use within reach. Looking at what a system holds once you are inside one is [browsing table data](capability:abap-data-browsing), and driving its screens as a program is [GUI automation](capability:gui-automation).
Serves
UI5

Who is behind it

Mario KernichMario KernichPersonMaintains this
In the atlas: maintains 8, contributes to 10, wrote 1@mariokernichmaintainer

What it declares

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Web tool
Origin
Independently maintained
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A reference

As a web tool

Access
does not say
What it sends to its vendor
No data is sent to a server.

Connections1

README

quoted from mariokernich/ui5-tcode-finder under Apache-2.0, read
mariokernich/ui5-tcode-finder/README.mdOn GitHub
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Welcome to the T-Code Quick Finder project. This application provides a fast and efficient way to search for transaction codes (T-Codes). A live demo is available at tcodes.kernich.de.

Screenshot

Overview

This project is designed to help developers quickly find and manage T-Codes necessary for UI5 and Fiori projects. The application includes features such as search functionality, copy to clipboard, favorite management, custom T-Codes and more.

Features

  • Search Functionality: Quickly search for T-Codes by their code, title, or description. The search works together with the group tabs.
  • Copy to Clipboard: Easily copy T-Codes to the clipboard by clicking on a table row.
  • Copy behavior: Just copy the T-Code, add an /n or /o prefix (/o while the Shift key is pressed) or open them directly in SAP GUI for HTML (WebGUI).
  • Favorite Management: Mark T-Codes as favorites to keep them at the top of the list.
  • Recently Used: The RECENT tab lists the 20 T-Codes you copied or opened last.
  • Add Custom T-Codes: Add your own T-Codes with descriptions in the CUSTOM group. Use the right click context menu to edit existing ones.
  • Theme Selection: Choose between light, dark or the theme of your operating system.
  • Group Visibility: Select which groups of transactions are displayed.
  • Import/Export: Transfer your settings, favorites and custom T-Codes to another browser.
  • Offline Use: Install the app from your browser (progressive web app); it works without an internet connection and offers new versions for reload.
  • English and German: The user interface uses German if your browser prefers it and English otherwise. The URL parameter sap-ui-language=de or sap-ui-language=en overrides this.
  • Responsive Design: Optimized for both desktop and mobile devices.

Favorites, custom and recently used T-Codes are stored in the IndexedDB and the settings in the local storage of your browser. No data is sent to a server. The UI5 framework is part of the app, no third-party CDN is involved.

Demo

A live demo of the application can be accessed at tcodes.kernich.de.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.13 or later, version 24 (LTS) is recommended, see .nvmrc
  • npm for dependency management

Installation

To install the dependencies, run:

npm install

Running the App

To run the app locally for development in watch mode (the browser reloads the app automatically when there are changes in the source code), execute:

npm start

The app will be available at http://localhost:8080/index.html.

Debugging

In the browser, you can directly debug the original TypeScript code, which is supplied via sourcemaps. If the browser doesn't automatically jump to the TypeScript code when setting breakpoints, use Ctrl/Cmd + P in Chrome to open the *.ts file you want to debug.

Building the App

To build the app that is deployed, run:

npm run build

The build is self-contained: it bundles the app with the required parts of OpenUI5 into dist/resources/sap-ui-custom.js and contains the other framework files the app may load, like themes and message bundles. Afterwards, prune-build.mjs removes files that are never requested at runtime, like debug sources and theme sources, and generate-service-worker.mjs creates the service worker for offline use. The build contains the version information of the libraries (resources/sap-ui-version.json) but no build timestamps, so identical sources result in identical files and installed apps are only offered updates that change something. The build reports missing modules of the UI5 support tools, which the app does not need.

To start the built app, run:

npm run start:dist

It is available at http://localhost:8090/index.html. The service worker is only registered by the built app, the development server always serves the current sources. It uses its own port because a service worker controls all pages of its origin.

Code Quality

CommandDescription
npm run lintLint the TypeScript code with ESLint
npm run typecheckCheck the types with the TypeScript compiler
npm run ui5lintCheck the app for deprecated or unsafe UI5 usage
npm run test:ui5Run the unit and integration tests with coverage
npm testRun all of the above

The unit tests (QUnit) and the integration tests (OPA5) can also be run in the browser: start the app with npm start and open http://localhost:8080/test/testsuite.qunit.html. On its first run, the UI5 Test Runner installs Puppeteer globally to control a headless browser.

UI5 Version

The app uses the long-term maintenance version OpenUI5 1.148, see the version overview. The development server, the tests and the build use the version of ui5.yaml. When updating the version, change it consistently in ui5.yaml, ui5-coverage.yaml, manifest.json (minUI5Version) and the @openui5/types dependency.

Deployment

Every push to the main branch is deployed to tcodes.kernich.de by the CI workflow after linting, type checking, testing and building succeeded.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Contact

For more information, please contact Mario Kernich.

Thank you for checking out the UI5/Fiori T-Code Quick Search project. We hope you find it useful for your UI5 and Fiori development needs.

Apache-2.0, read

History

Latest

v1.3.0

Features 3, Changed 2

Notes
Added
  • "Recent" tab with the 20 transactions that were copied or opened last
  • The app can be installed as progressive web app and works offline; new versions are offered for reload
  • German user interface for browsers that prefer German
Changed
  • OpenUI5 is part of the app instead of being loaded from the SAP CDN, the app does not request third-party servers for the user interface anymore
  • The deployment contains only the files the app can request at runtime

  1. v1.2.0

    Changed 11, Fixes 16

    Notes
    Fixed
    • The table showed only the first 100 transactions, e.g. VA01 or SU01 were missing in the "All" tab
    • Searching removed the group filter and switching the group removed the search filter
    • Clearing the search showed transactions of all groups, including hidden groups
    • A click on a transaction was handled twice and caused an error; in WebGUI mode two windows were opened
    • The "New" dialog could not be opened again after it was closed with the Escape key
    • Dialogs closed with the Escape key were not destroyed
    • The operating system's color scheme overrode an explicitly selected light or dark theme
    • The GitHub and LinkedIn icons were invisible in the dark theme after saving the settings with the theme "System"
    • Importing settings uploaded the file to the web server
    • Importing settings with invalid values made it impossible to save the settings, arbitrary keys were written to the local storage and URLs like javascript: were accepted as SAP system URL
    • A failed import could delete the custom transactions; the import is atomic now
    • Transaction codes were compared case-sensitively, so e.g. "se80" could be added as a custom transaction
    • The delete button was enabled without a selection, and after deleting, other transactions could appear selected
    • Copy errors (e.g. missing clipboard permission) were not reported
    • ST03 was not assigned to any group
    • The social media preview images did not exist
    Changed
    • Settings are validated when they are loaded or imported; settings of older versions are migrated
    • A new "Copy the T-Code with /n prefix" option
    • The database stores transaction codes in upper case; existing data is migrated
    • The app remains usable without favorites and custom transactions if the browser does not allow storing data
    • Custom transactions are validated before saving
    • The context menu opens only for custom transactions
    • All texts are maintained in the i18n resource bundle
    • Improved layout of the header on small screens
    • OpenUI5 1.148 (long-term maintenance) is loaded in a fixed version instead of the latest version
    • Updated the development tooling (TypeScript 6, ESLint 10, UI5 linter, manifest version 2) and added unit and integration tests
    • Deployment runs only after linting, type checking, tests and build succeeded

  2. v1.1.0

    Other 4

    Notes
    • Adding new transactions
    • Searching for transactions now changes the count values of each group
    • Input of search field changed to uppercase style
    • Import and Export function for settings, favorites and custom transactions

  3. v1.0.0

    Other 8

    Notes
    • Search Functionality: Quickly search for T-Codes by their code, title, or description.
    • Copy to Clipboard: Easily copy T-Codes to the clipboard by clicking on a table row.
    • Copy behavior: Just copy the T-Code, add an /n or /o prefix or open them directly in WebGUI
    • Favorite Management: Mark T-Codes as favorites and sort them for easy access. Favorites are stored in local storage.
    • Add Custom T-Codes: Add your own T-Codes with descriptions in the CUSTOM group. Use right click context menu to edit existing ones.
    • Theme Selection: Choose between light or dark theme.
    • Group Visibility: Select which transaction should be displayed.
    • Responsive Design: Optimized for both desktop and mobile devices.
On GitHub

Others providing2

Compare all 3 on the Finding a transaction code page →
Finding a transaction code
  1. sapguiThirty classic transactions rebuilt as abap2UI5 apps
  2. SAP TCode RunnerVS Code sidebar that opens SAP transactions through WebGUI

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discovered viaAdded by hand
first seen in the atlas
ecosystem and domainabap, developer-experience
History in the atlas2
  1. Staged with the capability Finding a transaction code, drafted in the same batch because the corpus held no concern for it. ecosystem: abap is a placement rather than a stated fact: the repository is an OpenUI5 and TypeScript application, but its subject is the transaction codes of a classic SAP system and the only stack its features name is SAP GUI for HTML. serves_ecosystems: ui5 rests on the overview sentence naming the T-Codes a UI5 or Fiori project needs. use_as: reference because it is consulted at its own address rather than installed into a project.
  2. First seen.
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