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force-cli

v39.14.0

Published

The Force.com CLI allows you to work with Force.com data directly from the command line. You can browse and create Force.com objects, view, edit, create, and delete records, execute APEX code and SOQL queries, and more.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

salesforcesalesforce.comsfdcforce.com

Readme

Introduction

This package is a Node.js implementation of the force-cli. It integrates with the Heroku Toolbelt.

Installing the Latest Stable Version

  1. Install the heroku toolbelt: https://toolbelt.heroku.com/
  2. Run heroku plugins:install force-cli-dev (confirm success with heroku plugins)

Getting Started as a Dev

  1. Install Node.js. If you are on the mac, please use Homebrew and execute brew install node. Ensure that you have version > 6.2.0.
  2. Install typescript and gulp by doing npm install -g gulp-cli
  3. Check out this repository using git clone [email protected]:DevTools/force-cli.git
  4. Change to the directory where you checked out the code
  5. If you want to resolve the salesforce-alm-dev module from a local path execute npm link ../<path-to-force-com-toolbelt>
  6. Execute npm install
  7. To build, execute gulp test
  8. To install the plugin to Toolbelt, execute heroku plugins:link .

Running Tests

  1. Unit tests: gulp test
  2. Integration tests: gulp test -i --instance=<instance> --username=<username> --password=<password>
  3. Specific tests: gulp test --grep=<test name pattern> [-i] [--instance=<instance> --username=<username> --password=<password>]
  4. All tests: gulp test --instance=<instance> --username=<username> --password=<password>

Notes

  1. To debug integration tests, you have to pass in the login credentials as environment variables like so: FORCE_CLI_TEST_INTEGRATION=true FORCE_CLI_TEST_INSTANCE= FORCE_CLI_TEST_USERNAME= FORCE_CLI_TEST_PASSWORD= mocha --debug-brk dist/test/integration/integrationTest.js