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Implement hooks using HookMgr and extension points in B2C Commerce. Use when extending OCAPI/SCAPI behavior, handling system events like order calculation, or registering custom hook implementations. Covers hoo...
Run and monitor existing jobs, import/export site archives (IMPEX). Use when executing batch jobs, importing site data, running search indexing, checking job status, or viewing job logs. For creating new job co...
List, upload, download, and manage files on B2C Commerce instances via WebDAV. Use when reading error logs (customerror, debug), downloading job logs, uploading to IMPEX directories, or managing files in cartri...
List and inspect storefront sites on B2C Commerce instances. Use when finding site IDs, checking site configuration, or listing available sites. Helpful for determining site context when running other commands.
Check Custom SCAPI endpoint registration status. Use when verifying custom API deployment, debugging "endpoint not found" errors, or checking if code activation registered new APIs. For creating new custom APIs...
Adding new modules and exports to the @salesforce/b2c-tooling-sdk package
Create custom job steps for B2C Commerce batch processing. Use when writing scheduled tasks, data sync jobs, import/export scripts, or any server-side batch processing code. Covers steptypes.json, chunk-oriente...
Create forms with validation in SFRA patterns for B2C Commerce. Use when building checkout forms, account forms, or any form with field definitions, validation rules, and error handling. Covers form XML definit...
Creating new CLI commands and topics for the B2C CLI using oclif
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