sfdx-dev-packages
Development Packages for Salesforce
Introduction
This repository contains packages that help with development and configuration of Salesforce typescript projects.
Getting Started
If you are interested in contributing, please take a look at the CONTRIBUTING guide.
If you are interested in building these packages locally, please take a look at the DEVELOPING doc.
Packages
Currently, we have the following packages:
@salesforce/dev-config - Common configuration files
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/dev-config.
eslint-config-salesforce - Salesforce eslint config for javascript
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/eslint-config-salesforce.
eslint-config-salesforce-license - Salesforce eslint config for license headers
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/eslint-config-salesforce-license.
eslint-config-salesforce-typescript - Salesforce eslint config for typescript
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/eslint-config-salesforce-typescript.
@salesforce/prettier-config - Salesforce prettier config
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/prettier-config.
@salesforce/dev-scripts - Common dev scripts, such as clean, compile, lint, test, and more
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/dev-scripts.
@salesforce/ts-types - Common typescript types and helpers
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/ts-types.
- Read the API docs.
@salesforce/kit - Common utility methods and designed patterns
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/kit.
- Read the API docs.
@salesforce/ts-sinon - TypeScript-friendly helpers for testing with Sinon
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/ts-sinon.
- Read the API docs.
@salesforce/lazy-require - CommonJS require interceptor that lazily loads packages via proxy
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/lazy-require.
- Read the API docs.
@salesforce/require-analytics - Generates simple runtime module loading diagnostic analytics
- Learn more in its README.
- See the code at packages/require-analytics.
- Read the API docs.