I have been working with the Salesforce Extension Pack for VS Code and I have been mostly pleased with the capabilities. On my current project, I find myself constantly switching between orgs. I was tired of typing in the command to list out the current org and the command to switch the current org.
There is a great hotkey VS Code extension called terminal-command-keys that allows you to create a hotkey that executes a terminal command. The Salesforce CLI with hotkeys; what could be better!
Here are the steps to use
- Install the VS Code extension terminal-command-keys
- Edit your keybindings.json by pressing Ctrl-Shift-P on the PC or Command-Shift-P on the Mac. Edit the file on the right
Add a command to list all your orgs by pressing Ctrl-Shift-l
{
"key" : "ctrl+shift+l",
"command": "terminalCommandKeys.run",
"args" :
{
"cmd": "sfdx
force:org:list",
"saveAllFiles": false
}
},
Add a command to upload the current file by pressing
Ctrl-Shift-u
{
"key": "ctrl+shift+u",
"command": "terminalCommandKeys.run",
"args": {
"cmd": "sfdx
force:source:deploy --sourcepath ${file}
--loglevel fatal",
"newTerminal": false,
"saveAllFiles": true,
"showTerminal": true
}
},
Add a command to switch to your development org. In my case, the alias is BossSand. Replace
with the alias for your org.
{
"key" : "ctrl+shift+d",
"command": "terminalCommandKeys.run",
"args" :
{
"cmd": "sfdx
force:config:set defaultusername=BossSand",
"saveAllFiles": false
}
},
Add a command to switch to your test org. In my case the alias is BossStage. Replace
with the alias for your org.
{
"key" : "ctrl+shift+v",
"command": "terminalCommandKeys.run",
"args" :
{
"cmd": "sfdx
force:config:set defaultusername=BossStage",
"saveAllFiles": false
}
}
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