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Salesforce DX (Developer Experience) is revolutionizing the way development and deployment is done. It has uplifted the platform from a changeset model (deploying a set of changes onto an existing deployed code/configuration) to a source-based model. This is powered by a lot of new features/tools that Salesforce has bought into the platform during the last couple of years.

One of the most important element in DX, is Salesforce DX CLI, which provides a large collection of commands and utilities to aid the development. Salesforce DX CLI is highly extensible, thanks to its underpinnings on heroku’s oclif.

This makes it easy to create plugins that can be applied across different aspects of the Salesforce Application Lifecycle Management(ALM).

As part of the Accenture Salesforce Business Group in Australia/New Zealand, we have been adopting Salesforce DX for several projects, some of which are greenfield and other multi year org’s being transformed into a source driven model utilizing scratch orgs, unlocked packaging and the whole of Salesforce DX goodies.

SFPowerkit was born out of the need to collaborate and standardize the plugins, which our Salesforce DevOps teams have found useful across these programs.

SFPowerkit includes a set of extensions to the Salesforce DX CLI and features the following:

• Sandbox Management
  • Create/Refresh Sandbox
  • Information about a sandbox
• Connected App Management
  • Create a connected App
  • Retrieve the key for a connected app
• Org Health Checks
• Apex Test Coverage
• Org Health Check
• DX Unlocked Package Related helper function
• Install dependencies of a sfdx project (Modification on awesome script by Fabien)
• Validate the metadata of package whether it contains only second-generation packageable (2GP) packageable components
• Miscellaneous Helpers
• Trigger activation/ deactivation
  • Duplicate Rules Activation / Deactivation
  • Matching Rules Activation / Deactivation
• Scratch Org Count Information
• Apex Test Suite to Apex Tests Convertor

These commands can be utilized in your CI/CD pipelines to orchestrate your deployments and for environment management. We are actively working on this as we gather automation requirements across projects and will keep these commands updated and add new ones as we develop them.