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forcemanager-cli

v0.1.0

Published

ForceManager CLI

Downloads

10

Readme

ForceManager CLI

A development tool to create ForceManager Fragments.

Fragments are isolated parts of code embedded in ForceManager divided into 3 types: Widgets, Forms, and Pages.

⭐️ Features

  • Create new Fragments.
  • Start Fragments in development mode.
  • Deploy fragments to sandbox enviroment.

📦 Installation

With yarn (recommended):

yarn global add forcemanager-cli

With npm:

npm install -g forcemanager-cli

⚙️ Usage

Create Fragment

You can create new project o convert existing ones.

1) Create new project

  • Go to the folder where you want to create the project.

  • fm create <new-project-name>

  • Follow the create assistant steps. A'Hello World' project will be created in the specified directory.

  • cd <new-project-name>

  • yarn or npm install

2) Convert existing project

  • Go to the folder where you have the project.

  • fm create <existing-directory-project-name>

  • Follow the create assistant steps

Start a dev environment

Opens a web page with an iframe where your Fragment is going to be embedded.

  • yarn start or npm start

  • Configure Options and login with ForceManager Setup credentials.

Deploy Fragment

Deploy the code of a Fragment

  • Go to the folder of the project you want to deploy.

  • yarn deploy or npm run deploy

  • Set GUID or other parameters if are not alredy set.

Widgets

Documentation

Forms

Documentation

🙌 Contributing

To learn how to setup a development environment and for contribution guidelines, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

📜 Changelog

We use GitHub releases.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.