Local system setup for SAP Commerce Hybris 2105 version with the use of Spartacus

SAP Commerce Cloud 2105 installation for Spartacus
Before I begin the blog, I would like to provide a brief overview of what Spartacus is and why we're using it.
Spartacus:
· It is an angular JS application for storefront development, which interacts with the Hybris backend applications using REST API calls.

It is only for SAP Hybris Commerce / SAP Commerce Cloud.

Step 1: The creation of a new recipe
Create a folder called Hybris-2105-Spartacus in your D drive or any drive, which you want.

Installation links:

Download and unzip the following.

1. SAP Commerce Cloud 2105 from the below link

https://accounts.sap.com/saml2/idp/sso

Please see the link below for Spartacus- sample data.

Direct link to spartacussampledata.2105.zip

By clicking on the links, it will redirect to the login page. Provide s user-id and password to log in.

username: Your s user-id

password: Your password

After downloading the commerce2105 zip file, place that within the Hybris-2105-Spartacus folder and unzip it.

Do direct extract here for the cx folder. Then you're able to see like below, after extraction.

Now, copy the sample data from your downloads to the Hybris-2105-Spartacus folder and unzip it.

Move the custom.properties file from location one to location two.

Location1:

Location2:

After moving, you’re able to see like below:

Now rename the spartacussampledata.2105 to spartacussampledata

Now, go to the path: hybris/bin.

Create a folder referred to as custom inside hybris/bin.

Move the whole spartacussampledata to the custom folder.

Now, go to the installer/recipes folder and duplicate the cx folder.

And rename the duplicate cx folder, i.e., cx-Copy to cx-for-spa

Uncomment the extension name in the build file, which is a Gradle source file located in the cx-for-spa directory.
Save and close the file.

Step 2: New recipe building and Initialization

Go to the below location and open the command prompt.

Set up a recipe using the below command

install.bat –r cx-for-spa

Click on enter

After running the above command, you will get a build success.

Do setantenv.bat and then do ant clean all by going to platform path.
Now, do initialize the system by running the below command.

install.bat -r cx-for-spa initialize

This process took some time.
When initialization is complete, a build success message appears.

Now start the SAP Commerce Cloud by using the below command. It took a few more minutes to start.

install.bat –r cx-for-spa start

Once the server is up, check the below URLs.

https://localhost:9002

https://localhost:9002/backoffice

https://localhost:9002/yacceleratorstorefront/?site=electronics

In the back office, check to see if the Spartacus version of the sample data has been created.
Login to Backoffice-WCMS Website

Username: admin

Password: Nimda (Letter N should be in small letter n).

Step 3: Import OCC credentials

Spartacus uses OCC REST API calls to urge info from and create changes to the backend. For this, the backend should be organized with bound credentials.
Open the admin page and head to Console- Impex Import.

Paste the following code and click on import content.
You can find the code at point 3 in the below link.

https://sap.github.io/spartacus-docs/installing-sap-commerce-cloud-2105/#step-3-import-occ-credentials

Once the import is complete, use the curl command in a terminal or command prompt window to confirm that the OAuth client has been defined successfully.
Open a new command prompt and paste the below:

Using the client ID and password you added to the back end, the curl program performs a POST request for an access token. The command should provide a result that looks like this: