Simplify data-driven processes using the Einstein Analytics Apex SDK

Dreamforce '17 Breakout Session Resources

Authors, Speakers

• Nils Rosen nr@qkom.de
• Dominic Ley dl@qkom.de

Installation

You can either choose to install our managed package or to deploy the metadata from the source

Install Unmanaged package

...tbd

Deploy from Source

Clone this repository and authenticate to your Wave-enabled Developer Organization

$ git clone https://github.com/aautcsh/df17-simplify-analytics 
$ sfdx force:auth:web:login -a _your_wave_dev_org_alias_

Login to your Wave-enabled Developer Organization and grant access to Salesforce DX

Convert the Salesforce DX project sources into Metadata API format

$ mkdir mdapiout
$ sfdx force:source:convert --outputdir mdapiout --packagename 'df17-simplify-analytics'

Deploy the metadata to your Wave-enabled Developer Organization

$ sfdx force:mdapi:deploy --deploydir mdapiout --targetusername _your_wave_dev_org_alias_

Open your Organization

$ sfdx force:org:open -u _your_wave_dev_org_alias_

Resources

• Trailmix: https://goo.gl/2yH8jo

• Unmanaged Package: tbd

• Einstein Analytics Einstein Apex SDK: https://goo.gl/KLr2QU

• Einstein Analytics-enabled Developer Edition: https://goo.gl/q9KWm9

• Salesforce DX: https://goo.gl/qB9JH4

Description of Files and Directories

• pkg/ : Main metadata directory
• aura/AnalyticsUpdateCase : Demo 1 - Lightning Component for Case
• classes/AnalyticsConnector.cls : Apex connector, QueryBuilder, saveCase
• classes/AnalyticsHelper.cls : Helper class which parses executeQuery responses
• classes/AnalyticsContactStatus.cls : Demo 2 - Apex controller

Disclaimer

The purpose of this is to just provide some basic insights in Einstein Analytics Apex SDK. Keep in mind that this is in no way code that should run in production at any time.