Modular application development using unlocked packages
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The document outlines a Salesforce Developer User Group meeting focused on modular application development using unlocked packages, featuring speakers Mohith Shrivastava and Amit Chaudhary. The agenda includes the introduction to Salesforce packaging, differences between unmanaged, managed, and unlocked packages, and practical steps for building and installing unlocked packages using Salesforce CLI. It highlights the benefits of modular application development for easier management and updates.
Modular application development using unlocked packages
- 1. Farmington Hills Salesforce Developer User Group Salesforce Apex Hours - Modular Application Development Using Unlocked Packages #SalesforceApexHours #FarmingtonHillsSFDCDug Speaker :- Mohith Shrivastava, Amit Chaudhary Date :- Saturday, March 2, 2018 10:00 AM EST Venue/Link :- https://zoom.us/j/875155044
- 2. Who am I ? Amit Chaudhary (Salesforce MVP) • Founder of ApexHours • Blogging at http://amitsalesforce.blogspot.in/ • Follow me @amit_sfdc
- 3. Our Speaker Mohith Shrivastava Salesforce MVP Author “Learning Salesforce Lightning Application Development” Technical Architect - Codescience INC
- 4. Agenda ● Introduction To Salesforce Packaging ● Differentiate between unmanaged packages , managed packaged and unlocked packages ● Modular Application Development Concepts ● Building unlocked packages using salesforce cli ● Publishing and Installing Unlocked packages ● Creating Dependency between packages ● References ● Q&A
- 5. Introduction To Packaging ● Packaging allows you to group various Salesforce Components (Apps , Tabs , Objects , Layouts , Workflows, Approval Process Flows , visualforce , apex , lightning components , profiles , permission sets and other metadata) for distribution or deployment . ● A package can also be defined as a container and allows for deployment of the components across various salesforce organizations. ● Salesforce Set up UI and Salesforce CLI allows for creation of these ● Package Creation yields a URL that allows it to install in various orgs
- 6. Differentiate between Unmanaged packages , Managed packaged and Unlocked packages Unmanaged Package Not upgradable Metadata elements are not IP Protected Can we created in Salesforce UI Unmanaged package containers automatically pull dependency Managed Package Upgradable and has namespace Metadata elements are IP Protected Can be created in salesforce UI and distributed via appexchange Components are locked and one cannot modify them directly in production or sandbox Allows for creation of extension packages Unlocked Package Upgradable and one can namespace them or choose not to Metadata elements are not locked and can be changed by system admins Requires Salesforce CLI to generate them Allows you to build your applications in a modular way Easier to manage when codebase is modularized
- 7. Modular Application Development Concepts ● Break Your one monolithic app to multiple packages defining dependency between them . ● Unlock packages allow you to do them Credits To Salesforce Trailhead Team For this diagram
- 8. Building Unlocked packages using Salesforce CLI ● Unlocked packages cannot be created using salesforce UI and requires knowledge of salesforce CLI and requires source code in DX Source format . ● Scratch orgs are not required but a DevHub is mandatory . However scratch orgs are recommended since the deployment to them is faster . ● One can create a package using below sfdx force:package:create --name <name> --description <description> --packagetype Unlocked -- path force-app --nonamespace --targetdevhubusername <Devhubalias> ● Create a package version as below sfdx force:package:version:create -p <packagename> -d force-app --wait 10 -v <Devhubalias>
- 9. Publishing and Installing Unlocked packages ● sfdx-project.json defines the Version Name and version number ● Installing can be using the Subscriber Package Version Id ● Installation can also be done via the Salesforce CLI sfdx force:package:install --wait 10 --publishwait 10 --package <packagename>@1.0.0-1 -r -u <alias> ● By Default a BETA package is generated . We can promote a package using below sfdx force:package:version:promote -p <packagename>@1.0.0-1 -v <DevHubalias>
- 10. Creating Dependency between packages ● sfdx-project.json can be used to define dependency between packages
- 11. References Created a Trail Mix with relevant Trailhead Module App Development Guide Dreamforce Session 4 part blog series on this topic from Salesforce Developer Evangelist Team
- 12. Thank You Thank you for attending the session.