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The Setup of Salesforce Lightning Web Components using Salesforce CLI | VSCode and SFDX | LWC

The Setup of Salesforce Lightning Web Components using Salesforce CLI | VSCode and SFDX | LWC #LWC #LightningWebComponents #SFDX #VScode The basic foundation for interacting with an org using Salesforce CLI is a Salesforce DX project. A project consists of several local configuration files, as well as the code you want to deploy. In Salesforce terms we call this code metadata, which is the foundation of the Salesforce Platform. If you’re new to Salesforce, check out Platform Development Basics to learn more about our metadata-driven approach. We’ll use Visual Studio Code to create a project. Open Visual Studio Code. Press Command + Shift + P on macOS or Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows or Linux, then type create project. Select SFDX: Create Project, and press Enter. Leave the default project type selection Standard as is, and press Enter. Enter trailhead as project name, and press Enter. Choose a directory on your local machine where the project will be stored. Click Create Project. In Visual Studio Code, press Command + Shift + P on macOS or Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows or Linux. Type sfdx. Select SFDX: Authorize a Dev Hub. Log in using your Dev Hub org credentials.