This document provides a quickstart guide for using Salesforce CLI with mobile SDK offline applications, detailing setup tasks such as creating and querying a soup. It outlines a sample custom application and the architecture for creating Salesforce CLI plugins, including a flow for capturing and replacing SObject information. Additional resources such as GitHub repositories and blog posts are provided for further reading.

1. Quickstart Templates
with the Salesforce CLI
@bob_buzzard
Keir Bowden, CTO, BrightGen

2. Use Case
Mobile SDK Offline App

3. Offline App Tasks
Setup
• Get smartstore
• Create soup
• Query Salesforce
• Upsert in soup
Access Data
• One or all?
• Create query spec
• Query soup
• Get entries from cursor
• Process entries
Update Data
• Upsert in soup
• Create REST request
• REST callout
• Process results

4. Quickstart App

5. Sample app to customise
Get big quick
Easily located
Simple as possible
Quickstart Template

6. Salesforce CLI Plugins

7. Architecture

8. Creating a Plugin

9. Installing and Running

10. Quickstart Structure
sfdx quickstart:offline

11. Demo

12. Template Plugin Flow
1. Capture
sObject Info
2. Read
Template File
3. Replace
sObject Info
4. Write File
QS_SOBJECT_TYPE
Account

13. Code!

14. Capture Input

15. Locate template

16. Replace Tokens

17. Before and after

18. Lessons Learned
Simplify template applications
Plugin world is fast moving
Don’t have to be Salesforce apps

19. Links
Github Repository bobbuzz.me.uk/DF18QSCLI
Salesforce Plugin Generator (Beta) bobbuzz.me.uk/SFCliPlugin
TrailheaDX session bit.ly/2MlUbxW
First plugin blog post (Salesforce) sforce.co/2nHCZUM
First plugin blog post (Me!) bobbuzz.me.uk/2IPvzMj
Mobile SDK Developer Center sforce.co/2933gVn
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20. Questions?