meteor-accounts-salesforce

A meteor package for Salesforce's login service.

Package Dependencies

• accounts-base
• accounts-oauth
• oauth
• oauth2
• base64
• http
• service-configuration
• salesforce:salesforce

Installation

meteor add salesforce:accounts-salesforce

Configuration

You can then call in your client JS the loginWithSalesforce method as follow:

var opts = {
	requestPermissions: ['api', 'chatter_api', 'id', 'full', 'openid', 'refresh_token', 'visualforce', 'web'],  //optional, default to 'api'
	endPoint: 'test.salesforce.com', //optional, default to login.salesforce.com
};
Meteor.loginWithSalesforce(opts, function (err) {
	if (err) Session.set('errorMessage', err.reason || 'Unknown error');
});

opts is a fully optional parameter. You may remove it if you don't need it (and put the callback as first parameter)

For the consumer key and consumer secret, you may call ServiceConfiguration on the server when the application starts:

Meteor.startup(function() {
    ServiceConfiguration.configurations.upsert({
        service: 'salesforce'
    }, {
        $set: {
            consumerKey: 'Consumer Key from Salesforce connected app',
            consumerSecret: 'Consumer Secret from Salesforce connected app',
            requestPermissions: ['api', 'refresh_token'],  //optional, default to 'api' and/or may be overwritten by the client
            endPoint: 'test.salesforce.com', //optional, default to login.salesforce.com and/or may be overwritten by the client
            loginStyle: 'popup' // optional, default to 'popup'
        }
    });
});

Finally, instead of having to call ServiceConfiguration when the application starts, you may run Meteor as follow meteor run --settings settings.json and place following in settings.json in the root of your application:

{
	"public": {
		"salesforce": {
			"requestPermissions": ["api", "refresh_token"],
        	"loginStyle": "popup",
       		"consumerKey": "Consumer Key from Salesforce connected app"
		}
	},
	"salesforce" : {
        "consumerSecret": "Consumer Secret from Salesforce connected app"
    }
}

If the loginStyle is redirect, the callback of loginWithSalesforce is not going to be called. Instead, you may get the result of the login through Accounts.onLogin and Accounts.onLoginFailure:

Accounts.onLogin(function(){
    console.log('Success Login')
});
Accounts.onLoginFailure(function() {
    console.log('Failed Login');
});

Example

Please have a look at the example folder for a very simple login/logout app to Salesforce.