angular-sf

Angular SF Project

Important!
Latest changes:
Now, Angular CLI by default builds the project to folder "dist/project_name".
So I added the new variable `DIST_PATH` to .env file. The default value of `DIST_PATH` is `dist`.
If you use "@angular/cli": "~1.7.3", you should define this path some like this "dist/project_name"

How use it:

1. Copy gulpfile.js file to the root folder of your project
2. Copy salesforce.service.ts file to the folder services of your Angular project
3. Install dependecies:

npm install gulp gulp-zip gulp-jsforce-deploy dotenv gulp-rename gulp-replace gulp-file  --save-dev

4. Create file .env in to the root folder of your project and fill it

SF_USERNAME=YOUR_ORG_USERNAME
SF_PASSWORD=YOUR_PASSWORD+TOKEN
LOGIN_URL=https://LOGIN.salesforce.com or https://TEST.salesforce.com
PAGE_NAME=YOUR_PAGE_NAME
RESOURCE_NAME=YourStaticResources
CONTROLLER=YOUR_APEX_CONTROLLER
EXTENSIONS=YOUR_EXTENSIONS
API_VERSION=YourAPIVersion
BASE_HREF=/
DEV_RESOURCES_URL=http://localhost:4200 or other URL

5. Add scripts to package.json

"dev": "ng build && gulp rm && gulp build-dev-package && gulp deploy && ng serve",
"prod": "ng build && gulp rm && gulp build-package && gulp deploy"

6. Using resources in your HTML templates

Template:

<img class="logo" [src]="getSFResourse('assets/logo2.png')">

Component:

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { SalesforceService } from './services/salesforce.service';
@Component({
 selector: 'app-home',
 templateUrl: './home.component.html',
 styleUrls: ['./home.component.scss']
})
export class HomeComponent{
 constructor(
   private sfService: SalesforceService
 ) { }
 public getSFResourse = (path: string) => this.sfService.getSFResourse(path);
}

7. Using RemoteActions Component:

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { SalesforceService } from './services/salesforce.service';
@Component({
 selector: 'app-home',
 templateUrl: './home.component.html',
 styleUrls: ['./home.component.scss']
})
export class HomeComponent{
 constructor(
   private sfService: SalesforceService
 ) {
  this.sfService.callRemote('SomeController.RemouteActionMethod',
      [JSON.stringify(param_1),JSON.stringify(param_N)], this.successCallback, this.failedCallback);
  }
  private successCallback = (response) => console.log(response)
  private failedCallback = (response) => console.log(response)
}

8. Use command npm run dev to dev mode. Your project will deploy to Salesforce ORG and will take resources from your local dev server.
9. Use command npm run prod. This command creates the package with page and resources next it will deploy on Salesforce.