include: - template: Code-Quality.gitlab-ci.yml image: ruby:2.5 stages: - test variables: password: $password client_id: $client_id client_secret: $client_secret SERVER_KEY_PASSWORD: $SERVER_KEY_PASSWORD .sfdx_helpers: &sfdx_helpers | # Function to install the Salesforce CLI. # No arguments. function install_salesforce_cli() { # Salesforce CLI Environment Variables # https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.sfdx_dev.meta/sfdx_dev/sfdx_dev_cli_env_variables.htm # By default, the CLI periodically checks for and installs updates. # Disable (false) this auto-update check to improve performance of CLI commands. export SFDX_AUTOUPDATE_DISABLE=false # Set to true if you want to use the generic UNIX keychain instead of the Linux libsecret library or macOS keychain. # Specify this variable when using the CLI with ssh or "headless" in a CI environment. export SFDX_USE_GENERIC_UNIX_KEYCHAIN=true # Specifies the time, in seconds, that the CLI waits for the Lightning Experience custom domain to resolve and become available in a newly-created scratch org. # If you get errors about My Domain not configured when you try to use a newly-created scratch org, increase this wait time. export SFDX_DOMAIN_RETRY=300 # For force:package:create, disables automatic updates to the sfdx-project.json file. export SFDX_PROJECT_AUTOUPDATE_DISABLE_FOR_PACKAGE_CREATE=true # For force:package:version:create, disables automatic updates to the sfdx-project.json file. export SFDX_PROJECT_AUTOUPDATE_DISABLE_FOR_PACKAGE_VERSION_CREATE=true # Install Salesforce CLI mkdir sfdx CLIURL=https://developer.salesforce.com/media/salesforce-cli/sfdx-linux-amd64.tar.xz wget -qO- $CLIURL | tar xJ -C sfdx --strip-components 1 "./sfdx/install" export PATH=./sfdx/$(pwd):$PATH # Output CLI version and plug-in information sfdx update sfdx --version sfdx plugins --core } # Function to install jq json parsing library. # No arguments. function install_jq() { apt update && apt -y install jq } # Function to install LWC Jest dependencies. # Will create or update the package.json with { "test:lwc" : "lwc-jest" } to the scripts property. # No arguments. function install_lwc_jest() { # Create a default package.json if file doesn't exist if [ ! -f "package.json" ]; then npm init -y fi # Check if the scripts property in package.json contains key for "test:lwc" local scriptValue=$(jq -r '.scripts["test:lwc"]' < package.json) # If no "test:lwc" script property, then add one if [[ -z "$scriptValue" || $scriptValue == null ]]; then local tmp=$(mktemp) jq '.scripts["test:lwc"]="lwc-jest"' package.json > $tmp mv $tmp package.json echo "added test:lwc script property to package.json" >&2 cat package.json >&2 fi # Now that we have package.json to store dependency references to # and to run our lwc jest test scripts, run npm installer npm install npm install @salesforce/lwc-jest --save-dev } # Checks if there are LWC Jest Test files in any of the package directories of sfdx-project.json. # This is necessary because npm will throw error if no test classes are found. # No arguments. # Returns `true` or `false` function check_has_jest_tests() { local hasJestTests=false for pkgDir in $(jq -r '.packageDirectories[].path' < sfdx-project.json) do if [ -f $pkgDir ]; then local fileCnt=$(find $pkgDir -type f -path "**/__tests__/*.test.js" | wc -l); if [ $fileCnt -gt 0 ]; then hasJestTests=true fi fi done echo $hasJestTests } # Runs `npm run test:lwc` to execute LWC Jest tests. # Function takes no arguments. # Should be called after `setup_lwc`. # Uses `check_has_jest_tests` to know if there are actually any tests to run. # If there aren't any jest tests then npm would throw an error and fail the job, # so we skip running npm if there are no tests, essentially skipping them to avoid error. function test_lwc_jest() { local hasJestTests=$(check_has_jest_tests) if [ $hasJestTests ]; then npm run test:lwc else echo 'Skipping lwc tests, found no jest tests in any package directories' >&2 fi } # Function to test the scratch org, such as run Apex tests and/or load data. # We leverage the script property `test:scratch` in package.json to provide developers a "hook" # to control exactly how they want their apex test to be executed. # Arguments: # $1 = username or alias of org to test # $2 = org name property # (Assumes you've already authorized to that org) function test_scratch_org() { local org_username=$1 if [ ! $org_username ]; then echo "ERROR No org username provided to 'test_scratch_org' function" >&2 exit 1; fi # Create a default package.json if file doesn't exist if [ ! -f "package.json" ]; then npm init -y fi # Check if the scripts property in package.json contains key for "test:scratch" local scriptValue=$(jq -r '.scripts["test:scratch"]' < package.json) # If no "test:scratch" script property, then add one if [[ -z "$scriptValue" || $scriptValue == null ]]; then local tmp=$(mktemp) jq '.scripts["test:scratch"]="sfdx force:apex:test:run --codecoverage --resultformat human --wait 10"' package.json > $tmp mv $tmp package.json echo "added test:scratch script property to package.json" >&2 cat package.json >&2 fi # Set the default username so any CLI commands # the developer has set in their "test:scratch" script in package.json # will operate on the correct environment. # Afterwards, restore the original default username, just in case it was different. local old_org_username=$(jq -r '.result[].value' <<< $(sfdx force:config:get defaultusername --json)) sfdx force:config:set defaultusername=$org_username npm run test:scratch sfdx force:config:set defaultusername=$old_org_username } # Function to authenticate to Salesforce. # Don't expose the auth url to the logs. # Arguments: # $1 = alias to set # $2 = Sfdx Auth URL # $3 = SFDX AUth URL to use if the previous one isn't set (optional) function authenticate() { local alias_to_set=$1 local org_auth_url=$2 local org_auth_url_backup=$3 local file=$(mktemp) echo $org_auth_url > $file local cmd="sfdx force:auth:sfdxurl:store --sfdxurlfile $file --setalias $alias_to_set --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) sfdx force:config:set defaultusername=$alias_to_set sfdx force:config:set defaultdevhubusername=$alias_to_set rm $file } # Function to get SFDX Auth URL for an org. # Don't expose the force:org:display to logs to avoid exposing sensitive information like access tokens. # Note this can only be run on a scratch org right after creating it, otherwise we won't be able to find the org # Arguments: # $1 = target org alias whose auth url to get # Returns the SFDX Auth URL for the given org. function get_org_auth_url() { local org_username=$1 echo "org_username=$org_username" >&2 # Parse the SFDX Auth URL for the given org local cmd="sfdx force:org:display --verbose --targetusername $org_username --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) org_auth_url="$(jq -r '.result.sfdxAuthUrl' <<< $output)" if [ ! $org_auth_url ]; then echo "ERROR No SFDX Auth URL available for org $org_username" >&2 exit 1 fi # Return the SFDX Auth URL echo $org_auth_url } # Checks a specific limit for the given org # and exits with error if none remaining. # Arguments: # $1 = target org username whose limits to check # $2 = name of the limit to check (e.g. "DailyScratchOrgs" or "Package2VersionCreates") function assert_within_limits() { export local org_username=$1 export local limit_name=$2 echo "org_username=$org_username" >&2 echo "limit_name=$limit_name" >&2 local cmd="sfdx force:limits:api:display --targetusername $org_username --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local limits=$($cmd) && (echo $limits | jq '.' >&2) local limit=$(jq -r '.result[] | select(.name == env.limit_name)' <<< $limits) # If a limit was found, then check if we are within it if [ -n "$limit" ]; then local limit_max=$(jq -r '.max' <<< $limit) local limit_rem=$(jq -r '.remaining' <<< $limit) if [[ ( -z "$limit_rem" ) || ( $limit_rem == null ) || ( $limit_rem -le 0 ) ]]; then echo "ERROR Max of $limit_max reached for limit $limit_name" >&2 exit 1 else echo "$limit_rem of $limit_max remaining for limit $limit_name" >&2 fi else echo "No limits found for name $limit_name" >&2 fi } # Function to get package name and ID. # Arguments: # $1 = dev hub alias # $2 = package name (optional, if not set then looks at $PACKAGE_NAME env variable, then in sfdx-project.json for default package directory) # Returns the package id for the given package name owned by the given dev hub. function get_package_id() { # To make our local variables available to `jq` expressions, # we need to export them to the environment. They are still scoped to this function. export local devhub_username=$1 export local package_name=$2 echo "devhub_username=$devhub_username" >&2 echo "package_name=$package_name" >&2 # Check environment variables if [ ! $package_name ]; then echo "no package name argument provided, defaulting to environment variable PACKAGE_NAME" >&2 package_name=$PACKAGE_NAME fi # Check for default package directory in sfdx-project.json if [ ! $package_name ]; then echo "no PACKAGE_NAME environment variable set, defaulting to default package directory in sfdx-project.json" >&2 cat sfdx-project.json >&2 package_name=$(cat sfdx-project.json | jq -r '.packageDirectories[] | select(.default==true) | .package') fi # Check for any package directory in sfdx-project.json if [ ! $package_name ]; then echo "no package name found, defaulting to first package directory listed in sfdx-project.json" >&2 cat sfdx-project.json >&2 package_name=$(cat sfdx-project.json | jq -r '.packageDirectories | .[0] | .package') fi # Giving up if [ ! $package_name ]; then echo "ERROR Package name not specified. Set the PACKAGE_NAME environment variable or specify a default package directory in sfdx-project.json." >&2 exit 1 fi # Retrieve package id for package name local cmd="sfdx force:package:list --targetdevhubusername $devhub_username --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) package_id=$(jq -r '.result[] | select(.Name == env.package_name) | .Id' <<< $output) if [ ! $package_id ]; then echo "ERROR We could not find a package with name '$package_name' owned by this Dev Hub org." >&2 exit 1 fi echo "package_name=$package_name" >&2 echo "package_id=$package_id" >&2 # Send back the package id as the output from this command echo $package_id } # Function to ensure sfdx-project.json has a package alias entry for the package id. # Arguments: # $1 = dev hub alias that owns the package id # $2 = package id, the value for the package alias function add_package_alias() { export local devhub_username=$1 export local package_id=$2 # Retrieve package name for package id local cmd="sfdx force:package:list --targetdevhubusername $devhub_username --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) package_name=$(jq -r '.result[] | select(.Id == env.package_id) | .Name' <<< $output) if [[ -z "$package_name" || $package_name == null ]]; then echo "ERROR We could not find a package with id '$package_id' owned by this Dev Hub org." >&2 exit 1 fi # Check if the alias property in sfdx-project.json contains key for package name cat sfdx-project.json >&2 local packageAlias=$(jq -r '.packageAliases["'$package_name'"]' < sfdx-project.json) # If no package alias, then add one if [[ -z "$packageAlias" || $packageAlias == null ]]; then local tmp=$(mktemp) jq '.packageAliases["'$package_name'"]="'$package_id'"' sfdx-project.json > $tmp mv $tmp sfdx-project.json echo "added package alias property to sfdx-project.json" >&2 cat sfdx-project.json >&2 fi } # Function to build a package version. # Arguments: # $1 = dev hub alias # $2 = package id # Returns the created package version id. function build_package_version() { export local devhub_username=$1 export local package_id=$2 echo "devhub_username=$devhub_username" >&2 echo "package_id=$package_id" >&2 # Create a new package version local cmd="sfdx force:package:version:create --targetdevhubusername $devhub_username --package $package_id --installationkeybypass --wait 10 --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) local subscriber_package_version_id=$(jq -r '.result.SubscriberPackageVersionId' <<< $output) if [[ -z "$subscriber_package_version_id" || $subscriber_package_version_id == null ]]; then echo "ERROR No subscriber package version found for package id '$package_id'" >&2 exit 1 fi # Send back the package version id as the output from this command echo $subscriber_package_version_id } # Install a package version. # Arguments: # $1 = target username where to install package version # $2 = package version id to install function install_package_version() { local org_username=$1 local package_version_id=$2 echo "org_username=$org_username" >&2 echo "package_version_id=$package_version_id" >&2 if [[ -z "$org_username" || $org_username == null ]]; then echo "ERROR No org username provided to 'install_package_version' function" >&2 exit 1 fi if [[ -z "$package_version_id" || $package_version_id == null ]]; then echo "ERROR No package version id provided to 'install_package_version' function" >&2 exit 1 fi # install the package local cmd="sfdx force:package:install --targetusername $org_username --package $package_version_id --wait 10 --publishwait 10 --noprompt --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) # assert no error response local exit_code=$(jq -r '.exitCode' <<< $output) && (echo $exit_code >&2) if [[ ( -n "$exit_code" ) && ( $exit_code -gt 0 ) ]]; then exit 1 fi } # Promote package version. # Only required in production. # Arguments: # $1 = target dev hub that owns the package to promote # $2 = package version id to promote function promote_package_version() { local devhub_username=$1 local package_version_id=$2 echo "devhub_username=$devhub_username" >&2 echo "package_version_id=$package_version_id" >&2 local cmd="sfdx force:package:version:promote --targetdevhubusername $devhub_username --package $package_version_id --noprompt --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) } # Populate the URL artifact with HTML to redirect to an environment. # Generates the URL to open the given org, and writes it to a file ENVIRONMENT.html to be shared as an artifact between stages. # NOTE: This is a tokenized URL and must be kept secret! # Arguments: # $1 = org alias to get access url to # (Assumes you are authorized to that org) function populate_scratch_org_redirect_html() { local org_username=$1 if [ ! $org_username ]; then echo "ERROR No org username provided to 'populate_scratch_org_redirect_html' function" >&2 exit 1; fi local cmd="sfdx force:org:open --targetusername $org_username --urlonly --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) # don't echo/expose the output which contains the auth url local url=$(jq -r ".result.url" <<< $output) local environment_html="" echo "$environment_html" > ENVIRONMENT.html echo "To browse the scratch org, click 'Browse' under 'Job artifacts' and select 'ENVIRONMENT.html'" } # Create a scratch org and deploy to it. # Arguments: # $1 = dev hub alias # $2 = org name for the scratch org # Populates artifacts for the username and the auth url function deploy_scratch_org() { local devhub=$1 local orgname=$2 assert_within_limits $devhub DailyScratchOrgs local scratch_org_username=$(create_scratch_org $devhub $orgname) echo $scratch_org_username > SCRATCH_ORG_USERNAME.txt get_org_auth_url $scratch_org_username > SCRATCH_ORG_AUTH_URL.txt push_to_scratch_org $scratch_org_username populate_scratch_org_redirect_html $scratch_org_username echo "Deployed to scratch org $username for $orgname" } # Create a new scratch org # Arguments: # $1 = dev hub alias # $2 = org name for the scratch org # Populates the artifacts for username and auth url # Returns the newly-created scratch org username. function create_scratch_org() { local devhub=$1 export local orgname=$2 # Create the scratch org local cmd="sfdx force:org:create --targetdevhubusername $devhub --wait 10 --durationdays 30 --definitionfile config/project-scratch-def.json orgName=$orgname --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) scratch_org_username="$(jq -r '.result.username' <<< $output)" echo $scratch_org_username > SCRATCH_ORG_USERNAME.txt # Get the auth URL local cmd="sfdx force:org:display --verbose --targetusername $org_username --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) org_auth_url="$(jq -r '.result.sfdxAuthUrl' <<< $output)" echo $org_auth_url > SCRATCH_ORG_AUTH_URL.txt echo $scratch_org_username } # Get scratch org usernames # Arguments: # $1 = username or alias for the dev hub # $2 = org name value for the scratch orgs # Returns one or more usernames (newline-separated) function get_scratch_org_usernames() { local devhub=$1 local orgname=$2 local result=$(sfdx force:data:soql:query --targetusername $devhub --query "SELECT SignupUsername FROM ScratchOrgInfo WHERE OrgName='$orgname'" --json) local usernames=$(jq -r ".result.records|map(.SignupUsername)|.[]" <<< $result) echo $usernames } # Push to scratch org. # Arguments # $1 = scratch org username function push_to_scratch_org() { local scratch_org_username=$1 if [ ! $scratch_org_username ]; then echo "ERROR No scratch org username provided to 'push_to_scratch_org' function" >&2 exit 1; fi # Create a default package.json if file doesn't exist if [ ! -f "package.json" ]; then npm init -y fi # Check if the scripts property in package.json contains key for "scratch:deploy" cat package.json >&2 local scriptValue=$(jq -r '.scripts["scratch:deploy"]' < package.json) # If no "scratch:deploy" script property, then add one if [[ -z "$scriptValue" || $scriptValue == null ]]; then local tmp=$(mktemp) jq '.scripts["scratch:deploy"]="sfdx force:source:push"' package.json > $tmp mv $tmp package.json echo "added scratch:deploy script property to package.json" >&2 cat package.json >&2 fi # Set the default username so any CLI commands # the developer has set in their "test:apex" script in package.json # will operate on the correct environment. # Afterwards, restore the original default username, just in case it was different. local old_org_username=$(jq -r '.result[].value' <<< $(sfdx force:config:get defaultusername --json)) sfdx force:config:set defaultusername=$scratch_org_username npm run scratch:deploy sfdx force:config:set defaultusername=$old_org_username } # Delete all scratch orgs associated with a ref # Arguments # $1 = dev hub username # $2 = org name property of scratch orgs to delete function delete_scratch_orgs() { local devhub_username=$1 local scratch_org_name=$2 local usernames=$(get_scratch_org_usernames $devhub_username $scratch_org_name) for scratch_org_username in $usernames; do echo "Deleting $scratch_org_username" local cmd="sfdx force:data:record:delete --sobjecttype ScratchOrgInfo --targetusername $devhub_username --where "'"SignupUsername='$scratch_org_username'"'" --json" && (echo $cmd >&2) local output=$($cmd) && (echo $output | jq '.' >&2) done } test: stage: test script: - *sfdx_helpers # Decrypt server key - openssl aes-256-cbc -d -md md5 -in assets/server.key.enc -out assets/server.key -k $SERVER_KEY_PASSWORD - ls -la assets # Install jq - apt update && apt -y install jq - install_salesforce_cli # Integrated test - ruby -v - which ruby - gem install bundler rake - bundle install - sfdx force:auth:jwt:grant --clientid "$SF_CONSUMER_KEY" --jwtkeyfile assets/server.key --username "$SF_USERNAME" --setdefaultdevhubusername --setalias HubOrg - bundle exec rake check_oauth - bundle exec rake leaps:create_soql_objects - bundle exec rake leaps:create_enums - bundle exec rake #before_script: # - *sfdx_helpers