Configuration

Enforce Dev Tool Plugin

This is an open source plugin

Plugin Requirements

Java JDK 1.7
Gradle 2.0 or greater
Operation System:

Windows 7
Linux Ubuntu
Mac OS

build.gradle file
gradle.properties file (Optional)
credentials.dat file
User account in a Salesforce Organization and the corresponding security token

Tentative files configuration for User

Files Gradle

build.gradle has the configuration of gradle for user.
gradle.properties has values that build.gradle will use.
credentials.dat has all credentials to use.

build.gradle

   buildscript {
       repositories {
           mavenCentral()
           jcenter()
       }
       dependencies {
           classpath 'org.fundacionjala.gradle.plugins.enforce:enforce-gradle-plugin:1.1.5'
       }
   }

   apply plugin: 'enforce'

   enforce {
       srcPath = 'src'
       deleteTemporaryFiles = true
   }

gradle.properties

    credentialId=myCustomId

credentials.dat

{
 "default": {
        "username": "user@org.com",
        "password": "mypassword",
        "token": "2B9UvHKK2E1ky1EkkYBPFvbLM",
        "sfdcType" : "login",
        "type": "ecrypted"
    }
}

Setup Salesforce organization credentials

Credential support

Managing of credentials can create and update credentials in 'credentials.dat' file which is located in HOME directory. A format was shown in Files gradle that is on the last point.

'AddCredential task' creates a credential in 'credentials.dat' file located in HOME directory it is saved as encrypted by default and its 'sfdcType' field is saved with a default login value.

'UpdateCredential task ' updates a credential by key from 'credentials.dat' file.

Note: Notice that the example uses the “default” key which by convention is the one to be used by default when a task is executed. You can have several entries to different salesforce accounts but each entry needs to have an unique key.

Project gradle tasks

The gradle project contains tasks that will help on development and packaging. You have to execute the gradle tasks from the project directory. It will show you all tasks runnable from the root project.

Command:

$ gradle tasks

Output:

Build Setup tasks

init - Initializes a new Gradle build. [incubating]
wrapper - Generates Gradle wrapper files. [incubating]

Credential Manager tasks

addCredential - You can add a credential
updateCredential - You can update a credential

Deployment tasks

deploy - This task deploys all the project
undeploy - This task removes all components in your organization according to local repository
update - This task deploys just the files that were changed
upload - This task uploads all specific files or folders as the user wants

File Monitor tasks

reset - Reset the file monitor
status - You can display elements that were changed

Help tasks

Dependencies - Displays all dependencies declared in the root project ‘user’.
DependencyInsight - Displays an insight into a specific dependency in the root project ‘user’.
Help - Displays a help message
Projects - Displays the sub-projects of the root project ‘user’.
Properties - Displays the properties of the root ‘user’
Tasks - Displays the tasks runnable from the root project ‘user’.

Package Management tasks

installPackage - Installs a package to an organization.
uninstallPackage - Uninstalls a package from an organization.

Retrieve tasks

retrieve - This task recover specific files from an organization

Test tasks

runTest - This task runs unit tests and it also generates results of unit test and coverage

Utils tasks

execute - This task executes apex code from a file or inline code

EnForce