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fonteva-sfpm

v0.1.0

Published

Salesforce Package Manager

Downloads

46

Readme

fonteva-sfpm

Salesforce Package Manager by Fonteva

Installation

Pre-requisites
  • sfdx
  • npm

To Install: $ sfdx plugins:install fonteva-sfpm

Commands

  • sfdx sfpm:install

Installs package(s) into your Salesforce project. Under the hood, the install command does the following

  • run npm install to fetch the packages defined in package.json/dependencies
  • copies code from node_modules into your Salesforce package source tree
    • for non-sfdx packages, package.xml is edited to include any new files

This command is idempotent - it can be run again and again with no side effects.

This command will install a new version of packages when their version number is updated in package.json.

USAGE
  $ sfdx sfpm:install [packageName] [-s]
  
OPTIONS
  -s, --save                                                                        Passed-thru to `npm`. Adds an entry to your package.json file. Must pass a package name