PySAPRPA is a Python library designed to supercharge your SAP automation efforts.

• Intelligent Object Identification: PySAPRPA automatically detects and labels SAP objects, eliminating the tedious and error-prone manual process of object extraction.
• Environment-Agnostic Scripts: PySAPRPA eliminates the headache of environment-dependent scripts, enabling you to automate confidently across SAP landscapes.

Benefits:

• Accelerated Development: Focus on your automation logic, not object identification. PySAPRPA significantly reduces development time and effort.
• Increased Reliability: Environment-agnostic scripts ensure your automations remain robust and reliable regardless of SAP system changes.
• Simplified Maintenance: Clear object labeling makes scripts easier to understand, debug, and maintain.

Note: Extensive testing is still pending.

To install PySAPRPA, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/eoinomahon/pysaprpa.git
   cd pysaprpa

2. Install the library:

   pip install .

1. Windows OS
2. SAP GUI on local device

Getting started with PySAPRPA is straightforward. Import the library to start using its functions. Here's an example:

import pysaprpa as saprpa
# Use the library's functions here

The ObjectTree class provides methods for interacting with SAP objects. Here are some key methods:

• __init__(self, session: object = None, date_format: str = '%m/%d/%Y'): Initialize the ObjectTree class.
• start_transaction(self, t_code: str = None): Start a new transaction in the SAP system.
• end_transaction(self): End the current transaction and return to the menu.
• get_objects(self, window: int = 0): Retrieve the object tree from the SAP system.
• set_parameters(self, variant: str = '', **kwargs): Set parameters for an instance of ObjectTree.
• execute(self, vkey: Union[int, str] = ''): Execute a command in the SAP system.
• export(self, how: str, directory: str, file_name: str): Export data from SAP.

The connect_SAP function establishes a connection to the SAP system and returns the session object necessary for interaction.

For detailed information and examples, please refer to the PySAPRPA Documentation.

Author: Eoin O'Mahony
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eoin-omahony
Email: [email protected]

• Initial release of PySAPRPA
• Project is still in beta, and updates are coming soon.
• If you encounter any issues or find bugs, please feel free to contact me!

• Export all file types
• get_objects() support for GuiShell objects
• ComboBox object support