This project demonstrates the power of the Salesforce Developer Experience (DX) framework by showcasing how to leverage Salesforce CLI and Apex commands to manage data and create custom objects from a spreadsheet. The primary goal is to build a fully-fledged application that not only visualizes data on maps but also displays relevant details like name and address for each object.
1.Data Management: Utilizing Salesforce CLI commands, we can seamlessly import data from a spreadsheet into custom objects within our Salesforce org. This process ensures that all data is accurately represented and easily accessible.
2.Custom Object Creation: With the Salesforce DX framework, we can efficiently create custom objects tailored to our specific use case. This allows us to structure the data in a way that optimizes the application's performance and functionality.
3.Map Visualization: The application includes a map feature that visually represents the data on an interactive map. This allows users to gain insights and identify patterns or trends based on geographical information.
4.Details Display: Alongside the map, the application provides additional details for each object, such as name and address. This contextual information enhances the user experience and helps users understand the data better.
1.Prerequisites: Before getting started, ensure you have the Salesforce CLI installed and configured with access to your Salesforce org. Additionally, make sure you have the necessary permissions to create custom objects and import data.
2.Setting Up the Project: Clone this repository to your local development environment. Navigate to the project directory and review the documentation to ensure you understand the project's structure and requirements.
3.Import Data from Spreadsheet: Follow the instructions in the documentation to use Salesforce CLI commands to import data from your spreadsheet into the custom objects created in your Salesforce org.
4.Custom Object Configuration: If needed, you can modify the custom objects' fields and attributes to suit your specific data requirements. Refer to the Salesforce DX Developer Guide for best practices on custom object creation and management.
5.Run the Application: Once the data is imported and the custom objects are configured, run the application to view the data on maps with additional details displayed.