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Clean ABAP
SAP's open, versioned style guide for ABAP: the answer to how a piece of ABAP should be written, an agreement a team adopts rather than anything to install.
Is the answer to 'how should this be written'. There is nothing to install — the artifact is the agreement.
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Clean code conventionsABAPClean code conventionsThe naming, structure and language-subset conventions that make source code readable across a team — and the question of which of them a checker can enforce.
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In the atlas: maintains 137, wrote 14@SAPmaintainerKai BusseContributes to this
In the atlas: contributes to 2@00500500Albert MinkContributes to this
In the atlas: maintains 1, contributes to 8@albertminkAlexandreHTContributes to this
In the atlas: contributes to 6@AlexandreHTAlexMFrankContributes to this
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In the atlas: contributes to 1@bau-mannBjörn JüligerContributes to this
In the atlas: contributes to 5@bjoern-jueliger-sapBrian BernardContributes to this
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In the atlas: maintains 1, contributes to 12@christianguenter2Christoph PohlContributes to this
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Clean code conventionsClean code conventionsNaming, structure and language-subset conventions for readable codeSAP and community, unassessed
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provides Clean code conventions
States the conventions, with the reasoning, as an open document the team adopts.
Naming, structure and language-subset conventions for readable code
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abap-utesthelpabap-utesthelpHelper classes for ABAP Unit tests and test doublesindependent, abap
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Helper classes for ABAP Unit tests and test doubles
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SAP Code Style Guides
Continuous Release · Open Source · Grassroots Project · Optional · Ecosystem
This repository provides SAP's style guides for coding.
Programming languages enable us to say the same thing in different ways. While all of them may be correct, some may be more efficient, easier to understand, and more robust than others.
Our style guides want to show up differences and guide you towards code that has a healthy balance between all of these qualities.
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Compare all 4 on the Clean code conventions page →Clean code conventionsClean code conventionsThe naming, structure and language-subset conventions that make source code readable across a team — and the question of which of them a checker can enforce.SAP and community, unassessed
- FORMfactorFORMfactorA report that generates local classes with static methods from an old FORM-based ABAP program, as code to paste in by hand, without support for 740 constructs, TABLES parameters or INCLUDEs.independent, abapGenerates local classes from FORM-based ABAP programsfrom ABAP
- code pal for ABAP — Cloud Editioncode pal for ABAP — Cloud EditionThe same Clean ABAP check set for ABAP Cloud, where the legacy edition cannot run.sap official, abapClean ABAP check set for ABAP Cloudfrom ABAP
- code pal for ABAPcode pal for ABAPATC and Code Inspector checks for the parts of Clean ABAP a static analyser can actually check, installed into a system with [abapGit](artifact:abapgit-abapgit) rather than delivered with it.sap official, abapATC and Code Inspector checks for Clean ABAPfrom ABAP
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Kai BusseAlbert MinkAlexandreHTAlexMFrankbau-mannBjörn JüligerBrian BernardChristian GünterChristoph PohlColby HemondConjuringCoffeeChristian WildtDominik PanzerFabian LupaJakub FilakGabriel BacaGudi-24h13m9He HFlorian HoffmannJan JežekJonathanJordãoDongju Park
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