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A VSCode Extension designed to pinpoint deviations from Industry Best Practices in Salesforce Flows, ensuring standards of business automation excellence.
Use our side bar or the Command Palette and type Flow to see the list of all available commands.
Use the Scan Flows command by choosing either a directory or a selection of flows to run the analysis on.
More information on the default rules can be found in the core documentation.
Use the Configurate Flow Rules command to configure the rules executed during scanning.
Use the Fix Flows command to apply available fixes automatically.
The Default Flow Rules command can be used to view more details on the rules that are applied to Flows in the scans.
The Calculate Flow Coverage command calculates Flow Test coverage percentages by running the apex tests in your default connectedOrg.
Command
Title
lightningflowscanner.viewDefaultFlowRules
Default Flow Rules
lightningflowscanner.scanFlows
Scan Flows
lightningflowscanner.debugView
Debug Flow Scanner View
lightningflowscanner.fixFlows
Fix Flows
lightningflowscanner.calculateFlowTestCoverage
Calculate Flow Coverage
lightningflowscanner.configRules
Configurate Flow Rules
Key
Description
Type
Default
lightningFlowScanner.SpecifyFiles
Specify flow file paths instead of a root directory.
boolean
false
lightningFlowScanner.NamingConvention
Specify a REGEX expression to use as Flow Naming convention.
string
"[A-Za-z0-9]+_[A-Za-z0-9]+"
lightningFlowScanner.APIVersion
Specify an expression to validate the API version, i.e. '===50'(use at least 50).
string
">50"
lightningFlowScanner.Reset
Reset all configurations on every scan
boolean
false
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A VSCode Extension designed to pinpoint deviations from Industry Best Practices in Salesforce Flows, ensuring standards of business automation excellence.