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coc-apex

v0.2.0

Published

Language Server Client for Apex

Downloads

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Readme

coc.nvim wrapper for Apex's language server.

What can it do

  • Language intellisense using Salesforce Apex Language server

    • Go To Definition
    • Go To References
    • Auto-completion
    • Rename everywhere

  • Registers IDE commands in Vim/NeoVim enviroment: :CocCommand

    • SFDX.Refresh.SObject - pulls definitions for SObject fields from the default scratch org. You can Go To Definition for SObject fields after this is done. Be sure to set preferred default org
    • SFDX.Run.Apex.Class.Tests - run all tests in the current buffer
    • SFDX.Run.Apex.Method.Test - run the test in the current line (cursor on the method name line)
    • SFDX.Run.Apex.Tests - run all Apex tests
    • SFDX.Open.Default.Scratch.Org - open default scratch org
    • SFDX.Push.Default.Scratch.Org - push to default scratch org
    • SFDX.Pull.Default.Scratch.Org - pull from default scratch org
    • SFDX.Generate.Password.Default.Scratch.Org - generate password for default scratch org
    • SFDX.Display.Password.Default.Scratch.Org - display password for default scratch org
    • SFDX.Create.Scratch.Org - create a new scratch org
    • SFDX.Create.Apex.Class - create a new Apex class
    • SFDX.Exec.Anonymous.Apex - execute apex anonymous apex
    • SFDX.Exec.SOQL.Under.Cursor - execute SOQL line under cursor
    • More coming soon

Installation

Install by running this command in vim/NeoVim CocInstall coc-apex.

Configure Java Home

Add your JAVA_HOME to the top level of your coc-settings.json. Confirm the proper path and version for your JAVA_HOME.

{
  "salesforcedx-vscode-apex.java.home": "/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-11.0.7.jdk/Contents/Home"
}

Contributing

Pull Requests are welcome. Contributing guidelines comng soon.