AuthMe

Salesforce development toolkit for one-click SFDX project setup, org auth through the Salesforce CLI, Apex documentation, and log download tooling.

Works With

This extension works with the Salesforce Dev Pack, which is automatically recommended on install.

Features

Project Setup

Creates Salesforce DX projects from AuthMe setup links
Authenticates with sf org login access-token
Stores no session token on disk
Opens the generated project in a new VS Code window

Apex Log Management

Bulk download with parallel processing and ETA tracking
Smart organization with timestamped folders and meaningful filenames
Save and reuse download preferences for one-click access

Apex Documentation

Auto-generate ApexDoc for classes, methods, parameters, and return types. Detects batch classes, interfaces, and virtual classes.

Developer Tooling

VS Code task and snippet setup through AuthMe package setup
Prettier and ESLint support for Salesforce project workflows
Workspace bootstrap under a configurable Salesforce DX workspace path

Independent Tools

The AI agent generation subsystem, org context builder, and schema field tooling are no longer part of AuthMe core. They can ship as independent tools with their own activation, storage, and auth flow. Core does not depend on them through files, commands, APIs, or extension dependencies.

Commands

Command	Description
`Authme: Setup packages`	Install required packages (Prettier, plugins)
`Authme: upgrade sfdx`	Upgrade to latest Salesforce CLI
`Authme: Generate Apex Documentation`	Generate ApexDoc for active class
`Authme: Download Apex Logs`	Download logs with configurable options
`Authme: Download Apex Logs (Last Settings)`	Quick download with saved preferences

Configuration

Setting	Default	Description
`authme.workspace.path`	-	Path to your Salesforce DX workspace folder

Core Project File

Core writes .authme/project.json during project setup and uses workspaceContains:.authme/project.json to activate in generated projects.

{
  "name": "<display name from URI>",
  "projectName": "<normalized name; also SF CLI alias and folder name>",
  "path": "<absolute project path>",
  "org": {
    "id": "<15/18-char org id, may be empty>",
    "instanceUrl": "https://....my.salesforce.com",
    "username": "<sf username>",
    "alias": "<same as projectName>"
  },
  "timestamp": "<ISO 8601>"
}

Credentials are NEVER in this file. Core obtains a fresh token via: sf org display --target-org <org.alias> --json -> result.result.accessToken / .instanceUrl

License

See LICENSE file for details.

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