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@salesforce/source-deploy-retrieve

v11.4.0

Published

2 days ago

JavaScript library to run Salesforce metadata deploys and retrieves

Downloads

796,464

Salesforce source-deploy-retrieve

npm (scoped)

Introduction

A JavaScript toolkit for working with Salesforce metadata. Built to support the Salesforce CLI deploy and retrieve experience in the Salesforce VS Code Extensions, CLI plugins, and other tools working with metadata.

Features

Resolve Salesforce metadata files into JavaScript objects
Parse and generate manifest files
Convert source files between SFDX File Formats
Generate metadata packages with the option to automatically create a zip file
Deploy and retrieve metadata with an org
An index to reference available metadata types.
Utilize promises with async/await syntax

Issues

Please report all issues to the issues only repository.

Usage

Install the package:

npm install @salesforce/source-deploy-retrieve

See HANDBOOK.md for usage and examples.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how to contribute to the library.

See developing.md for details on building and testing the library locally.

Publishing

SDR publishes when changes are merged into main. The version is bumped per the rules of the release orb and standard-version.