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sf-ferry

v1.0.4

Published

Ferry — a live, change-set-style Salesforce metadata migrator (org → org): browse a source org, select components, deploy/validate to a target with full test-level control.

Readme

⚓ ferry

Move Salesforce metadata from one org to another, right from your terminal. Browse a source org, tick the components you want, and validate or deploy them to a target org — like a change set, without the clicking.

npm version node license

ferry — browse a source org, tick components, deploy to a target

Install

npm install -g sf-ferry

Needs Node 18+ and the Salesforce sf CLI, already logged in to your orgs (ferry reuses those logins — it never asks you to sign in again).

Quick start

ferry --source uat --target prod

Opens the selector on uat. Pick your components, press d to deploy (or v to validate). No local project or hand-written package.xml required.

Just kicking the tires?

ferry --demo      # runs on fixture data, no org connection

Why ferry

  • Real columns. Sort by owner, last-modified, and created date — details that live in the org, not in local files.
  • Pick fast. Filter, range-select, select-all; check components across any number of types, including child types like CustomField and ValidationRule.
  • Deploy or validate straight to the target with any test level.
  • Never lose your place. It remembers your selection, last target, and a history of past selections — resume a failed deploy right where you left off.
  • Scriptable. ferry run … --json does the same thing headless, for CI.

Keys (the essentials)

| Key | Does | |-----|------| | ↑ ↓ / j k | move | | space | check / uncheck (or remove, in the Selected pane) | | / | filter · f keep the filter across types | | V | range-select | | t · l | pick target org · pick test level | | v · d | validate · deploy | | s · S | load a saved selection · save one by name | | ? | full keybinding help · q quit |

Commands

| Command | Does | |---------|------| | ferry | the interactive selector (default) | | ferry run | headless deploy/validate for CI — --import/--session, --validate, --json | | ferry log | recent deploy history | | ferry status | what's cached (sessions, metadata, retrieve zips) | | ferry clean | clear cached state (--all includes saved sessions) | | ferry orgs | list your authenticated orgs |

Start from an existing manifest:

ferry --source uat --import path/to/package.xml   # or a metadata .zip

Validate in CI:

ferry run --source uat --target prod --import manifest/package.xml \
  --validate --test-level RunLocalTests --json

Learn more

  • Full keybindings — press ? inside the app.
  • A visual guide — usage, how it works, and where state is stored — lives in docs/index.html.
  • Inspect what's cached with ferry status.

License

MIT