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@vertigis/workflow-activities-salesforce

v1.0.1

Published

Salesforce activities for VertiGIS Studio Workflow

Downloads

291

Readme

Salesforce Activities

CI/CD npm

This project contains activities for accessing an organization's data via the Salesforce REST API. Click here for more information on the resources and requests available via the Salesforce REST API.

Requirements

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

The target Salesforce instance must include the requesting origin of the application running the workflow in its Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) Allowlist. For example: https://acme.apps.vertigisstudio.com. Learn more.

OAuth2 App

A connected app and an OAuth 2.0 authorization flow must be configured in Salesforce to facilitate the sign in to Salesforce from the application running the workflow. Learn more.

OAuth2 Callback Page

This activity pack requires that you host a HTML page on a web server you control that uses postMessage to provide the OAuth callback result URL back to the browser window running the workflow. For example:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no" />
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge" />
    <title>OAuth2 Callback</title>
    <script>
        window.opener.postMessage(location.href, "*");
        setTimeout(() => window.close(), 500);
    </script>
</head>
<body>
    ...
</body>
</html>

Note: It is important to change the target origin from "*" to the actual origin of the application running the workflow. For example: https://acme.apps.vertigisstudio.com.

VertiGIS Studio Workflow Versions

These activities are designed to work with VertiGIS Studio Workflow versions 5.36.0 and above.

Usage

To use these activities in VertiGIS Studio Workflow Designer you need to register an activity pack and then add the activities to a workflow.

Register the Salesforce activity pack

  1. Sign in to ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS
  2. Go to My Content
  3. Select Add Item > An application
    • Type: Web Mapping
    • Purpose: Ready To Use
    • API: JavaScript
    • URL: The URL to this activity pack manifest
      • Use https://unpkg.com/@vertigis/workflow-activities-salesforce/activitypack.json for the latest version
      • Use https://unpkg.com/@vertigis/workflow-activities-salesforce@1/activitypack.json for the latest revision of a specific major version
      • Use https://unpkg.com/@vertigis/[email protected]/activitypack.json for a specific version
      • Use https://localhost:5000/activitypack.json for a local development version
    • Title: Your desired title
    • Tags: Must include geocortex-workflow-activity-pack
  4. Reload VertiGIS Studio Workflow Designer
  5. These activities will now appear in the activity toolbox in a Salesforce category

Use the Salesforce activities in a workflow

  1. Authenticate with the Salesforce service
    1. Add the Create Salesforce Service activity to a workflow
    2. Set the URL input to the root URL of your Salesforce instance. For example, https://acme.my.salesforce.com.
    3. Set the Version input to the desired version of the Salesforce REST API to use. For example, 59.0.
    4. Set the Client ID input to the Client ID of your Salesforce connected app
    5. Set the Redirect URI input to the URL of your OAuth2 callback page
  2. Use the Salesforce service
    1. Add one of the other Salesforce activities to the workflow. For example, Get Salesforce Object.
    2. Set the Service input of the activity to be the output of the Create Salesforce Service activity
      • Typically this would use an expression like =$sfService1.service
    3. Supply any additional inputs to the activity
    4. Supply the result output of the activity to the inputs of other activities in the workflow
  3. Run the workflow

Development

This project was bootstrapped with the VertiGIS Studio Workflow SDK. Before you can use your activity pack in the VertiGIS Studio Workflow Designer, you will need to register the activity pack.

Available Scripts

Inside the newly created project, you can run some built-in commands:

npm run generate

Interactively generate a new activity or form element.

npm start

Runs the project in development mode. Your activity pack will be available at http://localhost:5000/main.js. The HTTPS certificate of the development server is a self-signed certificate that web browsers will warn about. To work around this open https://localhost:5000/main.js in a web browser and allow the invalid certificate as an exception. For creating a locally-trusted HTTPS certificate see the Configuring a HTTPS Certificate section on the VertiGIS Studio Developer Center.

npm run build

Builds the activity pack for production to the build folder. It optimizes the build for the best performance.

Your custom activity pack is now ready to be deployed!

See the section about deployment in the VertiGIS Studio Developer Center for more information.

Documentation

  1. Find further documentation on the SDK on the VertiGIS Studio Developer Center
  2. REST API documentation can be found on the Salesforce REST API Developer Guide.