NebulaLogger
approval-process-reminders
| NebulaLogger | approval-process-reminders | |
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| 9 | 1 | |
| 610 | 3 | |
| - | - | |
| 7.7 | 0.0 | |
| 6 days ago | 8 months ago | |
| Apex | Apex | |
| MIT License | GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 |
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NebulaLogger
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Pass Flow Global Variable with Fault Message Into Invocable Method with Custom Property Editor
You should look at Nebula Logger
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Batch Apex Error Logging Best Practices
No problem, it’s hard to keep abreast of all the platform changes and that event was only introduced a few releases ago. I’m the author of the async-failure-additions plugin that I was mentioning for Nebula, it’s a good intro to working with batch apex error events: https://github.com/jongpie/NebulaLogger/tree/main/nebula-logger/plugins/async-failure-additions
- What's your current tech stack?
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Are there any popular salesforce frameworks/apps which eases development part?
I wouldn’t say that there are commonly used frameworks/apps, in the same way that you’re talking about, but Salesforce is getting better at giving people ways to distribute and reuse code - look into Second Generation Unmanaged Packages. A great example of this (which is widely used in the community, and internally within Salesforce as well) is Nebula Logger: https://github.com/jongpie/NebulaLogger
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Does anyone know any free managed packages?
Nebula logger has a managed version with a 1 click install on github here: https://github.com/jongpie/NebulaLogger
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Salesforce flow error handling design
You might want to look into a logging solution like nebula logger. https://github.com/jongpie/NebulaLogger
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Salesforce Development Tutorial: How to use Nebula Logger to Make Debug Logging and Error Logging Easier and Better
Hey everyone! This week I've created a tutorial on how to use the excellent open source library Nebula Logger! If you've ever looked at a Salesforce debug log(s) and though, "I wish this didn't suck so much" Nebula Logger will solve your problems!
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Any reusable exception logging framework that’s preferred in SF?
A free logger framework already addresses both approaches and is highly scalable. Check this out before you embark on the journey of building something on your own.
- Joy Of Apex: Advanced Logging Using Nebula Logger
approval-process-reminders
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We open-sourced another of our AppExchange Apps: "CloudAnswers Approval Process Reminders"
Github Repo: https://github.com/cloudanswers/approval-process-reminders
What are some alternatives?
sfdc-trigger-framework - A minimal trigger framework for your Salesforce Apex Triggers
apex-recipes - A library of concise, meaningful examples of Apex code for common use cases following best practices.
Salesforce-Separation-Of-Concerns-And-The-Apex-Common-Library - This repo hopes to better explain Separation of Concerns for Salesforce and how to leverage the Apex Common library to employ it in your org.
apex-fp - Functional programming for Salesforce Apex
sfdx-mass-action-scheduler - 🚀 Declaratively schedule Process Builder, Flows, Quick Actions, Email Alerts, Workflow Rules, or Apex to process records from Reports, List Views, SOQL, or Apex.
LightningFlowComponents - A collection of unofficial Flow extensions that can be used to enhance Salesforce Flow and Orchestrator.
apex-rollup - Fast, configurable, elastically scaling custom rollup solution. Apex Invocable action, one-liner Apex trigger/CMDT-driven logic, and scheduled Apex-ready.
dreamhouse-sfdx - Salesforce Sample App part of the sample gallery. Real estate use case. Get inspired and learn best practices.
Mock-Data-Layer-Pattern - Mock Data Layer Pattern - Learn how to use dependency injection to create a Data Layer that will allow you to improve your Apex tests performance with mock data relationships.