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@pga/xml-transformer

v0.0.1

Published

Utilities for performing transformations on xml files e.g. salesforce metadata transformations.

Downloads

5

Readme

xml-transformer

Utilities for performing transformations on xml files e.g. salesforce metadata transformations.

Transform Options:

metadata: Required array of metadata objects transformer: Optional transformer function, defaults to generic transformer

Metadata Object Options:

transformations: Required array of transformation functions to be run on the file. Each function should take in json and return the transformed json files: Array of file paths (Strings) to transform. Required if dir is not present dir: String directory of files to transform. Required if files is not present filePrefix: Optional string prefix of filenames in the dir to be included

Transformation functions:

json: Required Returns: transformed json

Example Usage:

const { transform } = require('@pga/xml-transformer')
const { removeProfilePermission, setEnvironmentVariable } = require('@pga/xml-transformer').salesforce

const metadata = [
  {
    transformations: [removeProfilePermission('ViewPlatformEvents'), removeProfilePermission('ViewDataLeakageEvents)],
    files: [
      '../force-app/main/default/profiles/System Administrator for Machines.profile-meta.xml'
    ]
  },
  {
    transformations: [setEnvironmentVariable],
    dir: '../force-app/main/default/customMetadata',
    filePrefix: 'Environment_Variables.'
  }
]

void async function () {
  transform(metadata)
}()

Salesforce Transformations:

removeProfilePermission

Removes a permission by name from the profile's userPermissions list

  • permissionName: permission name to be removed

setEnvironmentVariable

Sets the value of a custom metadata file by name using the environment variable with the same name

setWorkflowLookup

Sets the lookup value and type for a workflow

  • value: the value of the lookup ex. [email protected]
  • type: the type of the lookup ex. User

setWorkflowSenderType

Sets the workflow sender type

  • senderType: the type of sender ex. OrgWideEmailAddress