sfdc-subscriber's Introduction

sfdc-subscriber

A Node app that subscribes to Salesforce Platform Events via CometD.

Usage

Development

Start up the client.
```
cd client
npm start
```
Start up the server.
```
cd server
npm start
```

Production

The following script builds the production files, creating a dist directory. The production files include minified, production-optimized HTML and JavaScript.

cd client
npm run build

Tests

Server

Running tests with console output:

npm run test

Running tests without console output:

npm run test:silent

Running tests with coverage report:

npm run test:coverage

Running tests with coverage report and without console output:

npm run test:coverage-silent

Resources

d3.js

Documentation

Api Reference

Selection.join

Patterns and Conventions

General Update Pattern

Margin Convention

Towards Reusable Chart

Tutorials

Dashing D3.js Tutorials

D3 in Depth

Libraries

Cubism.js

Examples

scaleTime Example

D3 Timeseries with Brush

Line Chart Example

D3 Based Real Time Chart

Real Time Chart with Multiple Data Streams

Real-time multi-series time series chart data

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sfdc-subscriber's Issues

Create a common directory for constants

There are commonly used constants in both client and server. Currently, there is a socketEvents.js file in the client and in the server. This is a problem because the constants are duplicated, thereby violating the DRY principle.

A solution is to create a common directory in the root that contains only one socketEvents.js file. At the moment, this cannot be done because Webpack, which is used internally by Create React App (CRA), only processes files in the client/src directory. Thus, in the future, we will have to replace CRA with a custom Webpack configuration.

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