SFCC Users Management CLI

Simple tool to quickly manage SFCC users in Account Manager and SFCC instances.

Do you need to provide access to SFCC instances frequently, but don't want to spend much time on AM authentication and clicking through its UI? Do you have non-default SFCC roles that you need to assign to users, but have to wait for their first login to the SFCC instance?

sfcc-users will do this manual work for you in several seconds, just give it emails of users you need to provide access to.

Features

• Create AM users with defined roles and scopes
• Create SFCC users with non-default roles
• Process list of emails at once
• More features to come!

Installation

Prerequesites

This tool uses sfcc-ci and its configuration to interact with SFCC instances (to manage users there).

It looks for valid dw.json config with fields needed for sfcc-ci - "client-id", "client-secret", "username", "password". Format is described in sfcc-ci guide

First-time installation

For the very first run, you need to generate configuration file. Run from the root of your project (the same level where dw.json is):

npx sfcc-users setup

You will be asked a few questions to generate configuration file for future use. You may want to commit the configuration file to let your teammates to skip the setup step.

You can create/modify generated configuration file manually if you need. Format is described in Configuration file section below.

Usage

Provide emails

You can provide emails by simply running the add command:

npx sfcc-users add

The tool will ask you to enter one or several emails (comma-separated).

Provide a file with emails

You can provide a file with emails (one per line):

Provide initial arguments

You can also specify list of emails or a file as an argument of add command to skip the first prompt:

npx sfcc-users add [email protected] [email protected]

# or

npx sfcc-users add users.txt

Configuration file

Configuration file is JavaScript file that is used by sfcc-users to identify where and how users should be managed.

Format (CommonJS config will be generated instead if you don't use "type": "module"):

import { createRequire } from 'module';

const DW_PATH = "./dw.json";
const require = createRequire(import.meta.url);
const dw = require(DW_PATH);

const configs = [
    {
        "orgName": "Northern Trail Outfitters",
        "realm": "abcd",
        "instances": [
            {
                "title": "abcd-001.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com",
                "hostname": "abcd-001.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com",
                "shortcode": "abcd_001",
            },
            {
                "title": "You can change title to anything",
                "hostname": "abcd-002.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com",
                "shortcode": "abcd_002",
            },
            {
                "title": "UAT instance",
                "hostname": "development-us01-nto.demandware.net",
                "shortcode": "abcd_dev",
            },
            {
                "title": "Preview environment",
                "hostname": "staging-us01-nto.demandware.net",
                "shortcode": "abcd_stg",
            },
            {
                "title": "Production",
                "hostname": "production-us01-nto.demandware.net",
                "shortcode": "abcd_prd",
            },
        ],
        // AM roles to select from (only SFCC roles are supported)
        "roles": [
            "bm-user",
            "bm-admin",
        ],
        // Non-default SFCC instance roles that you may have
        "instanceRoles": ["Non_Admin"],
    },
];

export default configs.map((config) => ({ ...dw, ...config }));