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Quick start

General description

This project is a Gradle plugin that provides useful tasks for implement a Continuous Integration process for SalesForce projects.

How can you use this plugin?

Here you can find the enought required information to have running a Gradle project with Enforce.

1.Create build.gradle file on your source code project, below you have an example:

buildscript {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
        jcenter()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'org.fundacionjala.gradle.plugins.enforce:enforce-gradle-plugin:1.0.1'
    }
}

apply plugin: 'enforce'
enforce {
	srcPath = 'src'
}

2.Register a Salesforce credential to be used

   $ gradle addCredential -Pid=default
			  	-Pusername=<USER NAME>
			  	-Ppassword=<PASSWORD>
			  	-Ptoken=<SECURITY TOKEN>

In this step is recomendable put credential id as default value, to run the EnForce tasks without using credentialId parameter.

Executing a task without credentialId parameter:

$ gradle <TASK NAME>

It uses the default credential.

Executing a task with credentialId parameter:

$ gradle <TASK NAME> -PcredentialId=<CREDENTIAL ID>

This credential will be saved in credentials.dat file located in user HOME directory.

3.Start executing available commands, for example, deploy all classes from your local repository to your organization.

   $ gradle deploy

Now you can start using all the Enforce features.

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Development

Requirements

• Java JDK or JRE, version 7 or higher.
• Gradle version 2.0 or higher.
• Internet access (configure Gradle if you are using a Proxy).

It is desired a basic knowledge about Gradle and its plugin mechanism, as starting point you can review:

• Writing custom plugins
• Gradle Custom Plugin

Once you have the source code, open the source code in a console and execute:

   $ gradle build

Please, make sure that your changes are not breaking any functionality running the unit test:

   $ gradle test