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sf-commons-meta

v1.0.8

Published

Salesforce Commons Metadata Viewer CLI

Readme

sf-commons-metadata

Salesforce Commons Metadata Viewer CLI – View, search, and analyze Custom Labels and Apex Classes from your Salesforce org or local SFDX project with a beautiful, interactive HTML interface.

License Node


Screenshots

  • Custom Lablels

  • ApexClass

Features

| Feature | Description | |-------|-----------| | Custom Labels | View all labels with values, categories, language, and protection status | | Apex Class Viewer | Full source code with syntax highlighting + usage analysis | | Duplicate Detection | Highlights duplicate Custom Label names | | Search & Sort | Real-time filtering and column sorting | | Export to CSV | Download filtered labels as CSV | | Cross-platform | Works on macOS, Linux, Windows | | Auto-open in Browser | HTML report opens instantly after generation |


Installation

npm install -g sf-commons-meta

Requires Salesforce CLI (sf) to be installed and authenticated.


Usage

1. View Custom Labels

# From Salesforce org
sf-commons-meta -o <org-alias> -m CustomLabel

# From local SFDX project
sf-commons-meta -o <org-alias> -p ./my-project -m CustomLabel

2. View Apex Class + Usage

sf-commons-meta -o <org-alias> -m ApexClass -c MyController

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -o, --org <alias> | Required – Salesforce org alias or username | | -p, --project <path> | Path to SFDX project (optional, defaults to org) | | -m, --metadata <type> | CustomLabel or ApexClass | | -c, --classname <name> | Required when -m ApexClass |


Output

  • HTML reports saved to: ./sf-metadata-output/
  • Auto-opens in default browser
  • Responsive dark-mode UI with Tailwind CSS
  • Syntax highlighting via Highlight.js

Examples

# View labels from org
sf-commons-meta -o prod-org -m CustomLabel

# View labels from local project
sf-commons-meta -o dev -p ./force-app -m CustomLabel

# View Apex class with usage
sf-commons-meta -o dev -m ApexClass -c Constants

Author

Mohan Chinnappan


License

MIT © Mohan Chinnappan