This is a VS Code extension to enhance the usability of the force-dev-tool inside VS Code. It helps you getting more productive by not having to leave VS Code. To deploy or check your code the extension creates a temporary Change Set which will be deployed/checked automatically.
Installation
You can install this application by using the Marketplace.
Requirements
This extension works only on unix based systems
Features
All commands will be executed in your default Org. If you want to execute them to a specific org please use the perfom in specific Org option which is available for the most commands.
Apex Class Context Menu:
Create new Change Set
Create new destrutive Change Set
Deploy Class
Check Class
Execute Test Class
Editor Context Menu
Execute Selected SOQL
To execute an SOQL query please select the whole query you want to execute. Perfom a right click on the selected query and choose Execute Selected SOQL.
Execute Selected APEX anonymous
To execute anonymous APEX code please select the lines you want to execute. Perfom a right click on the selected lines and choose Execute Selected APEX anonymous. If it runs successfully you won't get the response inside the output window. But you can use the Logs inside Salesforce Developer Console to debug your execution.
Commands:
Add Default Remote
Instead of using this command it's recommended to add your remotes manually.
$ force-dev-tool remote add production user pass3 https://login.salesforce.com
Change default Remote
Login
Fetch
Package All
Creates a package.xml with all metadata indexed.
Retrieve
Retrieves the specified metadata from your Org.
Test
Executes all test classes.
Execute Test Class
Type in the name of your test class which should be executed.
Create Change Set
Type in the filename (including the path) of your class.
Example: src/classes/foo.cls
Create destrcuctive Change Set
Type in the filename (including the path) of your class.
Example: src/classes/foo.cls
Deploy
Type in the filename (including the path) of your class.
Example: src/classes/foo.cls
Check uncommitted changes
This will check all your changes since the last commit to your org.
Check Class
Type in the filename (including the path) of your class.
Example: src/classes/foo.cls
Most of the command have a perform in specific org option. This options let's choose you your org where the command will be executed.
Issues / Feature requests
You can submit your issues and feature requests on the GitHub issues.
