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sf-state-parser

v1.0.2

Published

Takes State and Country Picklist options from Salesforce and converts it to a CSV file.

Downloads

3

Readme

sf-state-country-parser

NPM Version

Installation

Dependencies

  • Node.js (verify by running node -v)
  • an SFDX project

Setup

Install with npm

  npm i -g sf-state-parser

Usage

sf-state-parser is to be used from within an SFDX project directory. It's easiest to open a project in VS Code, then open the embedded terminal (ctr/cmd+j).

Download State and Country/Territory Picklist data

Use the sfdx CLI or Org Browser in VS Code to get your picklist data.

You will need to have the CLI or a VS Code project already authenticated with the org you want to get data from!

Option #1: CLI

Run the following in the terminal from within your sfdx project:

    sf project retrieve start -m Settings:Address

Option #2: Org Browser

Use the Org Browser tab in VS Code to retrieve "Address" from Settings.

org browser

You should now have the file Address.settings-meta.xml in force-app/main/default/Settings

Run it

Run the following command in your terminal:

    sf-state

It will create two CSV files in the folder sf-state: states.csv and countries.csv. You can import them into Excel from here.