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sfdx plugin for browser automation

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@dxatscale/browserforce

sf plugin for browser automation

Unlike the Scratch Org Definition Configuration which can only be used on the creation of a scratch org (sfdx force:org:create -f config/scratch-def.json), the Browserforce Configuration allows to "shape" any org, (e.g. scratch org, sandbox or production org) with similar preferences and unofficial preferences that are not (yet) available in the Scratch Org Definition Configuration or as Metadata (sfdx browserforce:apply -f config/setup-admin-login-as-any.json -u myOrg@example.com).

Further benefits:

  • comfortable configuration using JSON Schema (similar to the Scratch Org Definition Configuration)
  • idempotency of the apply command only applies what's necessary and allows re-execution (concept similar to terraform)
  • browser automation powered by Puppeteer (Chromium)
  • implement your own custom preferences (a.k.a. plugins; to be improved)

Installation

There are several different methods to install sfdx-browserforce-plugin:

# as an sfdx plugin globally
sf plugins:install @dxatscale/browserforce

Usage

Depending on your choice of installation, you can find the browserforce namespace:

# globally in the sfdx cli
sf browserforce --help

$ sf browserforce --help
browser automation

USAGE
  $ sf browserforce:COMMAND

COMMANDS
  browserforce:apply  apply a plan from a definition file
  browserforce:plan   retrieve state and generate plan file

Both the browserforce:apply and browserforce:plan commands expect a config file and a target username or alias for the org.

Example

To enable Setup -> Security Controls -> Login Access Policies -> Administrators Can Log in as Any User, the config file (here: ./config/setup-admin-login-as-any.json) should look like this:

{
  "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/amtrack/sfdx-browserforce-plugin/master/src/plugins/schema.json",
  "settings": {
    "security": {
      "loginAccessPolicies": {
        "administratorsCanLogInAsAnyUser": true
      }
    }
  }
}

Tip: If you use Visual Studio Code, you can leverage tab completion to build the config (powered by the JSON Schema).

Next apply the config:

$ sfdx browserforce:apply -f ./config/setup-admin-login-as-any.json --targetusername myOrg@example.com
  logging in... done
  Applying definition file ./config/setup-admin-login-as-any.json to org myOrg@example.com
  [Security] retrieving state... done
  [Security] changing 'loginAccessPolicies' to '{"administratorsCanLogInAsAnyUser":true}'... done
  logging out... done

Supported Settings

See the JSON Schema for all supported settings.

Here is a full blown example showing most of the supported settings in action:

{
  "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/amtrack/sfdx-browserforce-plugin/master/src/plugins/schema.json",
  "settings": {
    "communities": { "enabled": true },
    "customerPortal": { "enabled": true },
    "deferSharingCalculation": {
      "suspend": true
    },
    "highVelocitySalesSettings": {
      "setUpAndEnable": true
    },
    "homePageLayouts": {
      "homePageLayoutAssignments": [
        {
          "profile": "Standard User",
          "layout": "Home Page Default"
        },
        {
          "profile": "System Administrator",
          "layout": "DE Default"
        }
      ]
    },
    "picklists": {
      "picklistValues": [
        {
          "metadataType": "StandardValueSet",
          "metadataFullName": "LeadSource",
          "value": "Partner",
          "newValue": "Partner Referral"
        },
        {
          "metadataType": "CustomField",
          "metadataFullName": "Vehicle__c.Features__c",
          "value": "CD",
          "newValue": "Media",
          "absent": true
        },
        {
          "metadataType": "CustomField",
          "metadataFullName": "Vehicle__c.Features__c",
          "value": "CD",
          "newValue": "AC",
          "active": false
        }
      ]
    },
    "recordTypes": { "deletions": [{ "fullName": "Vehicle__c.SUV" }] },
    "salesforceToSalesforce": { "enabled": true },
    "security": {
      "loginAccessPolicies": { "administratorsCanLogInAsAnyUser": true },
      "sharing": { "enableExternalSharingModel": true }
    },
    "companyInformation": {
      "defaultCurrencyIsoCode": "English (Ireland) - EUR"
    }
  }
}

Environment Variables

  • BROWSER_DEBUG run in non-headless mode (default: false)
  • BROWSERFORCE_NAVIGATION_TIMEOUT_MS: adjustable for slow internet connections (default: 90000)
  • BROWSERFORCE_RETRY_MAX_RETRIES: number of retries on failures opening a page (default: 4)
  • BROWSERFORCE_RETRY_TIMEOUT_MS: initial time between retries in exponential mode (default: 4000)

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for getting started.

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MIT © dxatscale

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Package last updated on 30 Sep 2023

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