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@salesforce/ui-bundle-features

v1.134.3

Published

CLI tool for searching and installing UI features into Salesforce UI Bundles

Downloads

3,894

Readme

@salesforce/ui-bundle-features

CLI tool for installing UI features into Salesforce UI Bundles.

Installation

Using npx (Recommended)

npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features <command>

Usage

List Available Features

npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features list

Search for specific features:

npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features list --search "auth"

Describe a Feature

Get detailed information about a specific feature:

npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features describe authentication

This shows:

  • Full description
  • Dependencies (feature and npm packages)
  • Files that will be copied
  • Integration examples
  • Components and capabilities

Install a Feature

npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features install <feature-name> --ui-bundle-dir <path>

Example:

npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features install authentication --ui-bundle-dir my-ui-bundle

Installation Options

  • --ui-bundle-dir <name> - Required. UI Bundle name, resolves to <sfdx-source>/uiBundles/<name>
  • --sfdx-source <path> - Optional. SFDX source directory (default: force-app/main/default)
  • --dry-run - Preview changes without making them
  • --verbose or -v - Show detailed output
  • --yes or -y - Skip conflicts (non-destructive)
  • --on-conflict <mode> - Conflict resolution mode: error, skip, overwrite, or prompt (default)
  • --conflict-resolution <file> - JSON file with per-file conflict resolutions

Handling Conflicts

The recommended workflow for LLMs and automated tools:

  1. First, detect conflicts:

    npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features install authentication \
      --ui-bundle-dir my-ui-bundle \
      --on-conflict error
  2. If conflicts are detected, create a resolution file:

    {
      "path/to/file1": "overwrite",
      "path/to/file2": "skip",
      "path/to/file3": "overwrite"
    }
  3. Rerun with resolution file:

    npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features install authentication \
      --ui-bundle-dir my-ui-bundle \
      --conflict-resolution resolution.json

Integration Examples

After installation, the CLI will list any __example__ files that need manual integration:

Example files to integrate:
  src/__example__auth-app.tsx → Integrate into: src/app.tsx

For each example file:

  1. Read the example file to see the integration pattern
  2. Apply the pattern to your target file
  3. Delete the example file after integration

Available Features

Run npx @salesforce/ui-bundle-features list to see all available features.

Common features:

  • authentication - Complete auth system with login, registration, password reset
  • shadcn - UI component library based on shadcn/ui
  • global-search - Salesforce object search
  • nav-menu - Navigation menu layout
  • charts - Analytics charts with Recharts
  • agentforce - AI-powered conversation interface

Local Development

Building

npm run build

Running locally

npm run dev -- <command>

Example:

npm run dev -- list
npm run dev -- install authentication --ui-bundle-dir /path/to/ui-bundle

Global install from local build

npm run build && npm link

Then use ui-bundle-features <command> directly without npx.

License

SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE.txt