sfmm - Salesforce Module Manager

Install

with Nodejs installed, install sfmm globally:

npm i -g sfmm

For one offs, using in CI/CD workflows, etc you can use npx:

npx sfmm <action><repo> [flags]

Usage

You can use sfmm with a GitHub author and repo:

sfmm <action><author><repo> [flags]

You can also use a url:

sfmm <action><url> [flags]

Flags:

 -h, --help : Print out help message
-v, --version : Print out install version of sfmm
-d, --dev : Development mode (more logs)

Actions

All actions can be used with <url> or <author> <repo>

Action	Description	Usage	Flags
add	Add modules from a remote sfdx project to your current sfdx project	sfmm add <url> [flags]	-s, --save : Save to config file -i, --ignore : Append modules to .gitignore file -a, --all : Include all files (typically not wanted)
remove	Remove module from your current sfdx project and sfmm config file	sfmm remove <url>	(N/A)
open	Open the project in your default browser	sfmm open <url>	(N/A)
read	Print the project's README.md to the console	sfmm read <url>	(N/A)

Examples

# install component to current sfdx project's lwc directory
sfmm add jsmithdev extenda-modal

# via url, install modal component to current sfdx project's lwc directory
sfmm add https://github.com/jsmithdev/extenda-modal

# install modal component to current sfdx project's lwc directory and save to config file
sfmm add jsmithdev extenda-modal --save 

# using short flags together
sfmm add jsmithdev extenda-modal -si

# remove modal component and from .sfmm config file
sfmm remove jsmithdev extenda-modal

# via url, remove modal component and from .sfmm config file
sfmm remove https://github.com/jsmithdev/extenda-modal

sfmm open <author><repo>

sfmm read<author><repo>

Development

# clone sfmm
git clone https://github.com/jsmithdev/sfmm.git
# enter sfmm directorycd sfmm
# install
npm i
# optionally, link to global npm modules
npm link # test run linked module
sfmm add jsmithdev modal -si
# test run without linking
node index.js add jsmithdev modal -si