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sf-toolkit

v1.1.5

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Some tools to help working with files on the salesforce

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Maintainers

patrykbukowskipatrykbukowski

Keywords

salesforcemetadatasfdx

Readme

sf-toolkit

Some tools to help working with files on the salesforce

Install

npm i -g sf-toolkit

List of tools

  1. Labels difference checker
  2. Label sorting tool
  3. Profile sorting tool

Labels difference checker

Usage

sf-toolkit -p dc {params}
sf-toolkit -p differenceChecker {params}
sftk-diff {params}

Params

  1. -in1 {val} - first filepath (default: file1.xml)
  2. -in2 {val} - second filepath (default: file2.xml)
  3. -o1 {val} - output name for correct labels (default: correct.xml)
  4. -o2 {val} - output name for labels missing in file1 (default: missingInA.xml)
  5. -o3 {val} - output name for labels missing in file2 (default: missingInB.xml)
  6. -o4 {val} - output name for mismatch label (default: incorrect.xml)

Examples

sf-toolkit -p dc -in1 org.xml -in2 repo.xml
sf-toolkit -p dc -in1 org.xml -in2 repo.xml -o1 ok.xml
sf-toolkit -p dc -in1 org.xml -in2 repo.xml -o2 notInOrg.xml -o3 notInRepo.xml
sftk-diff -in1 org.xml -in2 repo.xml

Label sorting tool

Usage

sf-toolkit -p sortTool {params}
sf-toolkit -p st {params}
sf-toolkit -p sort {params}
sftk-sort {params}

Params

  1. -in {val} - input file (default: CustomLabels.labels-meta.xml)
  2. -out {val} - output file (default: CustomLabels.labels-meta.xml)

Examples

sf-toolkit -p st -in org.xml
sf-toolkit -p sortTool -in org.xml -out Labels.xml
sf-toolkit -p sort -in label.xml -out output.xml
sftk-sort -in org.xml

Profile sorting tool

Usage

sf-toolkit -p pst {params}
sftk-profilesort {params}

Params

  1. -in {val} - input file (default: Admin.profile-meta.xml)
  2. -out {val} - output file (default: Admin.profile-meta.xml)

Examples

sf-toolkit -p pst -in org.xml
sf-toolkit -p pst -in org.xml -out Labels.xml
sftk-profilesort -in label.xml -out output.xml
sftk-profilesort -in org.xml

Licence

MIT @ Patryk Bukowski