An example of using the Salesforce DX Core Libraries in an OCLIF-based plugin

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README.md

sfdx-core-test-plugin

An example of using the Salesforce DX Core Libraries in an OCLIF-based plugin.

Setup and Use

Make sure you have the latest Salesforce CLI:

sfdx update

Clone the repository:

git clone git@github.com:wadewegner/sfdx-core-test-plugin.git && cd sfdx-core-test-plugin

Link the plugin:

sfdx plugins:link .

Run the command:

sfdx waw:debug
sfdx waw:debug --json
sfdx waw:debug -u [alias|username]
sfdx waw:debug -v [alias|username]
sfdx waw:debug -u [alias|username] -v [alias|username]