generating-lightning-app

To generate a complete Salesforce Lightning app, this skill orchestrates all necessary metadata types including objects, fields, pages, tabs, and security in the correct dependency order. It produces a deployable Salesforce DX project ready for immediate deployment.

Building a Salesforce DX project from a description involves orchestrating interconnected components like Custom Objects, FlexiPages, and Permission Sets. This skill automates that process, ensuring dependency-aware assembly and producing a ready-to-deploy project structure.

Yes, generating a Lightning app requires validating components against the current Salesforce API version. This skill loads per-type skills and calls the salesforce-api-context for each metadata type to ensure compatibility before assembling the final application.

Automating deployment orchestration for interconnected Salesforce components is the core function of this skill. It sequences the creation of Custom Objects, Custom Fields, Custom Tabs, FlexiPages, Custom Applications, Flows, Validation Rules, List Views, and Permission Sets.

Salesforce app builds fail without correct dependency ordering because fields require their parent objects to exist first. This skill eliminates manual stitching by applying dependency-aware orchestration, ensuring objects, fields, tabs, and pages exist before assembly.

Orchestrating a Salesforce Lightning Experience application includes Custom Objects, Custom Fields, Custom Tabs, FlexiPages, Custom Applications, Flows, Validation Rules, List Views, and Permission Sets. These interconnected components are assembled in proper dependency order.