Sfds is a simplified version of Salesforce DX CLI command line tool. I love Salesforce DX. But personally I find those commands to be too long to remember. As an example, if I want to change the default org, I need to type something like:
sfdx force:config:set [email protected]
Shouldn't it be just something like:
sfds default tempOrg
For me, I find the simplified version much easier to remember. So I have created the batch file to simplify that.
Simply copy slds.cmd into your computer. And make the path into your system %path% variable.
sfds: simplified command line tool for Salesforce dx CLI
sfds list: list all the orgs
sfds open: open an org. If org name is not specified, opens default one. E.g. sfds open tempOrg
sfds createOrg: create an org. Always need to specify a name. E.g. sfds createOrg tempOrg
sfds status: display source status
sfds convert: convert project code into metadata folder. The folder name is outputTmp
sfds push: push project changes into org. Can specify org name
sfds pull: pull changes from org. Can specify org name
sfds createProject: create an sfdx project. Must specify project name. E.g. sfds createProject sampleProj
sfds deploy: deploy the changes to targeted org. If org name is not specified, deploy to default org
sfds default: change default org
sfds help: get the help info