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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It provides a standardized, best-practice structure for modern Salesforce development, integrates tightly with the Salesforce CLI and VS Code extensions, and introduces Agentforce Vibes for building Lightning apps via natural language.
Who it is for
- Salesforce developers adopting the DX development model
- Teams implementing CI/CD for Salesforce metadata
- Newcomers to Salesforce who want a guided starting point
- Developers interested in building custom Lightning apps with Agentforce Vibes
Use cases
- Kicking off a new Salesforce project with source control and scratch orgs
- Setting up a continuous integration pipeline for metadata deployment
- Learning Salesforce DX workflows through official documentation and CLI commands
- Creating custom Lightning apps by conversing with Agentforce Vibes
Strengths
- Comes with a well-defined project structure (force-app, config, scripts) that follows Salesforce best practices
- Lists all essential Salesforce CLI commands for org management, deployment, code generation, and data operations
- References comprehensive official documentation and the Agentforce Vibes guide
- Supports both scratch orgs (ideal for development) and sandbox deployments
Considerations
- Requires prior installation of Salesforce CLI, VS Code, and a developer org
- Primarily oriented toward Salesforce developers; not useful for non-Salesforce projects
- Does not include sample code or custom logic beyond the template structure
README quick start
Salesforce DX Project
Salesforce DX is a development approach that brings source-driven development, team collaboration, and continuous integration to the Salesforce Platform. Instead of working directly in an org through a web browser, you work with metadata as source files in a local DX project, track changes in version control, and deploy through automated processes.
This project template gets you started with the tools and structure you need to build Salesforce applications using source control, scratch orgs, and the Salesforce CLI.
Prerequisites
Before you start, make sure you have:
- Salesforce CLI - Download from developer.salesforce.com/tools/salesforcecli. See Install Salesforce CLI for details.
- VS Code with Salesforce Extension Pack - See Installation Instructions for details. Includes the Agentforce Vibes extension.
- A development org - Sign up for a free Developer Edition org here.
- Dev Hub enabled (optional, required to create scratch orgs) - You can enable Dev Hub in your development org under Setup > Dev Hub. See Provide Developers Access to Salesforce DX Tools.
Project Structure
Your DX project follows this structure:
force-app/main/default/- Your metadata source files live in this default package directory. You can configure additional package directories in thesfdx-project.jsonfile.config/- Scratch org definitions and project settingsscripts/- Automation scripts for common taskssfdx-project.json- Project manifest that defines package directories, namespace, API version, and other project-level settings
See Salesforce DX Project Configuration.
Get Started
Ready to start developing? The Get Started with Salesforce DX guide walks you through your first project, from creati
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