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sf-org-summary-core
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Salesforce Org Summarizer is a tool designed to provide a comprehensive summary of your Salesforce org, including information about components, code analysis, health checks, limits, and tests. The tool leverages Salesforce CLI and various APIs to gather data and generate a detailed summary.
To generate a summary of your Salesforce org, use the following function:
summarizeOrg(orgAlias: string, baseSummary?: OrgSummary)
Flag | Description | Optional |
---|---|---|
-o , --outputdirectory | Output directory for the summary | Yes |
-c , --components | Components to process (comma-separated) | Yes |
-k , --keepdata | Keep raw query data files | Yes |
-h , --healthcheck | Enable Health Check analysis | Yes |
-l , --limits | Enable Org Limits check | Yes |
-a , --codeanalysis | Enable Code Analysis | Yes |
-t , --tests | Enable Apex tests | Yes |
-u , --targetusername | Alias or username of the target org | Yes |
The tool generates a detailed summary that includes information about components, code analysis, health checks, limits, and tests. The summary is saved as a JSON file in the specified output directory, or in case this is not provided, the current directory.
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## Overview
We found that sf-org-summary-core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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