Consumer Goods Cloud Offline Mobile App Customization Workflow
You can customize the core design contracts or add custom contracts and define the
desired customization. Test the customization in the simulator app and deploy the customizations
to Consumer Goods Cloud offline mobile app users.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited
Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
User Permissions
Needed
To customize the CG Cloud offline mobile app:
Customizer, Admin
The workflow explains how you can plan, develop, test, and deploy your Consumer
Goods Cloud offline mobile app customizations.
In the Salesforce Lightning App Builder, download the Modeler Design Contracts package
from the Custom - Managed section.
Set up a source control management system (Git recommended) to host the design
contracts.
In Git, check out the feature branch where you want to implement and test your
customization project.
Create a workspace by running sf modeler workspace
create.
Extract the Modeler Design Contracts ZIP file and copy the contents of the
contracts folder to the src folder in your
workspace.
Customize the core contracts for your project. You can also create a custom module and
add the required contracts and logic files. To add a custom module and its contracts by
running sf modeler workspace add.
Test and verify the customization in the simulator app UI.
If the customization fails, fix the issues and repeat the steps starting with
extracting the Modeler Design Contracts ZIP file until the customization is successfully
implemented.
Check in the customized design contracts to the feature branch.
Generate the deployment ZIP file by running sf modeler
workspace package.
Register the deployment file in the Sync Management app and publish the customization
changes to the Consumer Goods Cloud offline mobile app users.
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