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# SCP APP SDK

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Software Development Kit for the SCP APP store. It provides schemas, functions, documentation and the CLI for the APP store.

You can find more documentation here: https://doc.chefhub.smartflowagent.net

## Install SCP-APP SDK via pipx

### install pipx
```
# debian/ubuntu
sudo apt install pipx # debian/ubuntu

# arch linux
sudo pacman -S python-pipx

# fedora
sudo dnf install python3-pipx

# alpine
sudo apk add py3-pipx

# macos
brew install pipx
pipx ensurepath

# windows
python -m pip install --user pipx
python -m pipx ensurepath
```

### Install the package
```
pipx install scp.app.sdk
```

## Use the scp-app cli tool

### Discover the scp-app cli tool
When the package is installed, just type 'scp-app' to get the help menu of the CLI.

```
Usage: scp-app [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  🚀 SCP APP CLI – Your assistant to create, build, test, and publish SCP Apps.

  Configure SCP APP CLI:
      scp-app configure               → Configure default value to use.

  Typical workflow:
      scp-app create                  → Start a new SCP App project.
      scp-app validate                → Verify your app meets SCP standards.
      scp-app run                     → Run your app locally for testing.
      scp-app build /your/app/dir     → Compile & bundle your app.
      scp-app publish /dir/app.sap    → Release your app to the SCP store.

  Get help:
      scp-app create help             → Get help on creating an app.
      scp-app validate help           → Get help on validating an app.
      scp-app build help              → Get help on building an app.
      scp-app run help                → Get help on running an app.
      scp-app publish help            → Get help on publishing an app.

  For more information, you can refer to the documentation at:
  👉 https://doc.chefhub.smartflowagent.net/apps/cli

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  build      Build the SCP APP
  configure  Interactive configuration for SCP App.
  create     Create a new SCP APP
  publish    Publish your SCP APP build
  run        Execute and run apt script
  validate   Check if the SCP APP is valid
```

### Configure the CLI 

##### Create your application
Follow the prompts from the tool in order to create your app.

```
scp-app create
```

Your app will be generated in your chosen directory.

##### Validate your application
You can check if your app structure is valid by using the validate command and the path of your app.

```
scp-app validate /tmp/test
```


### Run your application
You can check your app scripts are valid by using the run command.

```
# To run the install script
scp-app run install /tmp/test

# To run the uninstall script
scp-app run uninstall /tmp/test

# To run the migrate script
scp-app run migrate /tmp/test
```

##### Build your application
Once your application is validated and the scripts run without errors, you can create the build.

```
scp-app validate /tmp/test
```

It will build a '.sap' file in your app directory.
For example, for /tmp/test directory, it will be something like: /tmp/test/build/test-0.1.0.sap

#### Exclude files from the build
When you create an app, an `.appignore` file is created in the root of your app. It works similarly to a `.gitignore` file.
The default comes with some commonly ignored files, but feel free to edit and customize it to your needs.

Example of `.appignore` file:
```
# Exclude all .log files
*.log
# Exclude the temp directory
temp/
# Include a specific file (always add those at the end)
!important.log
```

### Publish your application
Once your application is built into a .sap file, you can publish the build on the SCP Appstore.

```
scp-app publish /tmp/test/build/test-0.1.0.sap
```


### How to use the SDK in your scripts ? 
You can check in the configuration.py and the user.py to use the built-in function of the SDK.

Get the input of app config:

```
#!/usr/local/bin/python3
from scp.app.sdk.configuration import get_inputs

# Get input of app config
inputs = get_inputs()
print(f"Inputs={inputs}")
```

Use the userId:
```
# Get the userId 
from scp.app.sdk.scripts.user import get_user_id
x = get_user_id()
print(x)

```
note: the userId is the uepId, you can find it in SAM UI in the "ID" column in the users table.

Use the ISS:
```
# Get the ISS 
from scp.app.sdk.scripts.user import get_iss
x = get_iss()
print(x)
```

# Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented here.

## [1.6.0] - 2026-01-16
### Improved
- Abstract studio API calls via the APP SDK (SFD-312)
- Move extract config, update json config marker (SFD-242)
- Allow to use ISS in scripts (SFD-179)
- Allow to use input in uninstall scripts (SFD-200)
- Allow to rollback in case you leave interactive app creation (SFD-172)
- Add more documentation (SFD-172) 
- Allow to see in the cli why yaml is invalid (SFD-248)
- Replace (windows) line endings in application scripts (SFD-449)
- Support for `.appignore` file to exclude specified files and directories from app packaging. By default, all files are included unless listed in `.appignore`. (SFD-405)
- Make sure pipx pythonpath is found (SFD-438)
- Support locate service without port suffix

## [1.5.0] - 2025-09-17
### Improved
- SDK CLI: prompt user to upgrade software
- app upgrade: provide version information to/during migration
- SFD-204 fix stacktrace if timeout
- SFD-203 allow self signed cert
- FMG-3975 add schema ui plugin, remove prompt for version upgrade in dev

## [1.4.0] - 2025-09-02
### Improved
- Split library into scp-app-lib and scp-app-sdk, keeping only the SDK in this package (SFD-102)
- Improved SDK CLI code (SFD-99)

## [1.3.0] - 2025-08-05
### Added
- Support for UI plugins.

## [1.2.1] - 2025-07-09
### Fixed
- Script could not be executed (FMG-3876).

## [1.2.0] - 2025-05-07
### Improved
- Document the route that updates app configuration (FMG-3675).

## [1.1.0] - 2025-04-18
### Added
- `env` parameter in `create` CLI command (FMG-3376).
- Ability to set app version in manifest.
- Ability to add library in the app.

### Improved
- Review source code of build rendering.
- Review manifest generation issue with CLI.
- Improve docs for non-Python developers.
- Update README with detailed app creation/configuration instructions.
- Add input parameter to `run_uninstall` function.

### Fixed
- Issue retrieving template in CLI.
- Packaging issue with templating.
- API key not sent when publishing a new app.
- Git version check.
- Uninstall script execution by adding input parameter.

## [1.0.0] - 2025-02-05
### Added
- Validation schema for apps, builds, user apps, and app manifests (Marshmallow).
- API documentation of APP store (Tornado).
- CLI to manage apps — create, validate, build, and publish.
- Library to manage APP manifest.
- Library to manage CSFE.
- Library to validate manifest, apps, and runners.
- Library to manage builds.
- Icon support.
