The vast majority of use cases you’ll see for Salesforce CLI plugins are around managing metadata or data migration. The CLI is also a full-fledged REST client and with the right plugin can be the command line front end for an application that uses Salesforce as a database.
In Apex Hours session We’ll introduce CLI plugins and demonstrate how to build a plugin that allows a user to access a curated set of bookmarked web pages stored in a Salesforce database.
Agenda
1. CLI Overview
2. Introducing Plugins
3. Bookmarks architecture
4. Creating a Plugin
5. Adding commands
6. Accessing Salesforce Data
7. Sharing functions across commands
8. User Interaction A
| Topic : Salesforce CLI Plugins – Not Just for DevOps Date : Saturday, FEB 29, 2020 10:00 AM EST (8:30 PM IST ) Where : Online Speaker : Keir Bowden RSVP : https://trailblazercommunitygroups.com/e/m6m9ac/ |
Here is some keynote from session
Salesforce CLI
The Salesforce CLI is a powerful command line interface that simplifies development and build automation when working with your Salesforce org.
Standard Capabilities
- Create/delete/login/logout org
- Create Local Metadata
- Deploy/push/retrieve/pull metadata to/from Salesforce
- Create/Update/Delete/Query records
- Run tests
- Manage packages
Plug-In Architecture
Recording
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Amit Chaudhary is Salesforce Application Architect and working on Salesforce Platform since 2010. He is Salesforce MVP since 2017 and have 13 Salesforce Certificates.
He is a active blogger and founder of Apex Hours.