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lib/App/SFDC/Role/Credentials.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    default => 'https://login.salesforce.com';


option 'apiversion',
    is => 'rw',
    format => 'i',
    default => 34;


option 'credfile',
    doc => 'The file from which to read credentials.',
    is => 'ro',
    format => 's',
    lazy => 1,
    default => File::HomeDir->my_home."/.salesforce.properties",
    isa => sub {
        LOGDIE "The credentials file ".$_[0]." doesn't exist!"
            unless -e $_[0];
    };


option 'environment',
    is => 'ro',
    short => 'e',
    format => 's';

has '_session',

lib/App/SFDC/Role/Credentials.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    INFO "Reading options for $environment from "
        . $self->credfile;

    my %environments = %{
      Config::Properties
        ->new(file => $self->credfile)
        ->splitToTree()
    };

    LOGDIE "Couldn't find credentials for $environment in "
        .$self->credfile
        unless $environments{$environment};

    for (qw'username password url apiversion'){
        if (exists($environments{$environment}->{$_})){
            DEBUG "Setting $_ with ".$environments{$environment}->{$_}.".";
            $self->$_($environments{$environment}->{$_});
        }
    }

lib/App/SFDC/Role/Credentials.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head2 --password -p

=head2 --url

=head2 --apiversion

=head2 --credfile

A config file containing details of your enviroments, similar to the ant
deployment.properties file. For each environment, this file may specify the
credentials for that environment as:

    envname.username = username@example.com
    envname.password = PASSWORDthenTOKEN
    envname.url = https://login.salesforce.com

    sandboxname.username = username@example.com.sandbox
    sandboxname.password = PASSWORDthenTOKEN
    sandboxname.url = https://test.salesforce.com

By default, App::SFDC will look at ~/.salesforce.properties. This setting is