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sf-monitor

v1.5.0

Published

Salesforce monitoring toolkit - governor limits, flows, performance, and debugging tools

Downloads

6

Readme

sf-monitor

License: MIT Node.js

Salesforce monitoring toolkit for governor limits, flows, performance, and debugging.

Prerequisites

  • Salesforce CLI installed and authenticated
  • Node.js 18+

Install

npm install -g sf-monitor

Setup

First, authenticate with Salesforce CLI:

sf org login web
# or for sandbox:
sf org login web --instance-url https://test.salesforce.com

Then run setup:

sf-monitor setup

This will show your authenticated orgs and let you choose one to monitor.

Usage

# Check current limits
sf-monitor status

# Monitor once and exit
sf-monitor monitor

# Monitor continuously 
sf-monitor monitor --continuous

# Monitor specific org
sf-monitor status --org my-sandbox
sf-monitor monitor --org production --continuous

What it monitors

  • API request limits
  • Data and file storage
  • Email limits
  • Processing limits (Apex, workflows)
  • Platform events

Coming Soon

  • Flow debugging and tracing
  • Performance monitoring
  • Error tracking
  • Salesforce CLI plugin
  • VS Code extension

Alerts

Configure during setup:

  • Console output (default)
  • Email notifications
  • Slack webhooks
  • Custom webhooks

Requirements

  • Salesforce CLI (sf or sfdx)
  • At least one authenticated Salesforce org
  • Node.js 18 or higher

Authentication

sf-monitor uses your existing Salesforce CLI authentication. No passwords or tokens stored locally.

License

MIT License