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I had an idea to build something like this, and I figured I'd check if this project is still maintained before going off and building my own thing.
I was thinking basically this, but with an install link attached, in the hopes of building something closer to crates.io or the npm registry. Salesforce already has a CDN and CLI for installing packages. I would think all you'd need for what you already have, at least for the MVP of what I have in mind, is a way to display out the install command sf project install --name "My [email protected] for unlocked packages, then a way for folks to submit packages to the site with a Git repository. So long as the Git repo has a sf-proejct.json file, you should be able to pull it and get the install link, and also list out past versions of the project for folks to install if they prefer.
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Hi,
I had an idea to build something like this, and I figured I'd check if this project is still maintained before going off and building my own thing.
I was thinking basically this, but with an install link attached, in the hopes of building something closer to crates.io or the npm registry. Salesforce already has a CDN and CLI for installing packages. I would think all you'd need for what you already have, at least for the MVP of what I have in mind, is a way to display out the install command
sf project install --name "My [email protected]
for unlocked packages, then a way for folks to submit packages to the site with a Git repository. So long as the Git repo has a sf-proejct.json file, you should be able to pull it and get the install link, and also list out past versions of the project for folks to install if they prefer.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: