sf-org-summary
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SF Org Summary is a Salesforce CLI plugin designed to provide a comprehensive summary of various data points within your Salesforce Org instance(s). It allows you to quickly gather essential information, including Apex test results, and key metadata, aiding in the analysis and understanding of your Salesforce environment.
Component Summary: Leverage the Tooling API to aggregate and track essential metadata details, providing a quick overview of component totals and last modified dates.
Tests Summary : Run Apex tests, retrieve test results to assess the health of your codebase, and evaluate the overall test coverage of your Apex and Flows.
Lines of Code Summary: Measure the lines of code in your Apex Classes, Triggers, Aura Components, Lightning Web Components, and Static Resources.
Install the Salesforce Org Summary plugin using the Salesforce CLI:
sfdx plugins:install sf-org-summary
sfdx summarize:org [flags]
-u, --targetusername <username>: Specify the target Salesforce Org username.
-t, --notests: Skip running Apex tests during the summary.
-d, --datapoints <datapoint1,datapoint2>: Specify the data points to include in the summary.
Run the summary for a specific org:
sfdx summarize:org -u my-org-username
Run the summary with specific data points and skip tests:
sfdx summarize:org -u my-org-username -t -d ApexClass,ApexTrigger,LightningComponentBundle
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## Overview
The npm package sf-org-summary receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, sf-org-summary popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sf-org-summary 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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