lightning-flow-scanner-core
Advanced tools
### _Used in both the VSCode extension as well as SFDX plugin with the same name._
DML statements in a loop,
Duplicate DML operations,
Hardcoded Ids,
Missing flow description,
Missing error handlers,
Missing null handlers,
Unconnected elements(auto-fix),
Unused variables(auto-fix)
getRules(ruleNames? : string[]): IRuleDefinition[];
Returns all rules if there are no ruleNames specified. In case ruleNames are specified, it will only return rules which are included by name.
scan(flows: Flow[], ruleOptions?: ScannerOptions): ScanResult[];
If there are no ruleNames specified, it will run all available rules by default. In case that there are ruleNames specified, only the specified rules will be ran.
fix(flows :Flow[]): ScanResult[];
Remove unused variables and unconnected elements from selected flows automatically.
FAQs
A rule engine capable of conducting static analysis on the metadata associated with Salesforce Lightning Flows, Process Builders, and Workflows.
The npm package lightning-flow-scanner-core receives a total of 4,580 weekly downloads. As such, lightning-flow-scanner-core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that lightning-flow-scanner-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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