In the latest installment after Part 2, we delve into Part 3 of creating a custom plugin in SAP CAP. The blog titled “Reusable components for CAP with cds-plugin” by @daniel_schlachter provides valuable insights into this process.
To kick things off, the first step is to create a baseline and modify the package.json accordingly. Following that, replicating the provided screenshots is essential for visual representation. Annotating my.Recipe is the next task before diving into the magical code inside the cds-plugin.js file.
Moreover, incorporating the secret JSON from default_key.json into the cds.cap_dox_key is crucial for accessing the DOX service. Understanding the APIs from SAP BTP AI services, specifically the Document Information Extraction service, is key. With APIs like /document-information-extraction/v1/schemas and /document-information-extraction/v1/schemas/{schemaId}, users can access schema details on SAP-AI-DOX.
Moving on to the technicalities, cloning the code from the provided git repository is advised for a seamless integration process. Creating a library with custom functions and consuming them in the cds-plugin.js enables users to trigger extractions effectively.
The blog also touches on the customization aspect with custom schema-based extraction in SAP AI Document Information extraction service. Dynamic code snippets are provided for entity mapping, allowing for automatic entity mapping adjustments.
The unofficial CAP plugin for SAP AI-DOX revolutionizes the coding experience in CAP applications, offering flexibility and efficiency. Embracing this plugin can enhance the functionality of CAP applications and provide a seamless integration with Document-Information-Extraction Service instances/keys.
In conclusion, the CAP plugin for SAP AI-DOX opens up new possibilities in coding for CAP applications. Embracing this technology can boost efficiency and streamline the integration process with Document-Information-Extraction services.
