Fetch API integration in Salesforce.

• Provides components integration in salesforce
• 2 ways : timeline views and search views
• Dynamic request management

Check out the wiki to understand how to integrate salesFetch into you salesforce organization.

• Node.js - Download and Install Node.js. You can also follow this gist for a quick and easy way to install Node.js and npm
• MongoDB - Download and Install MongoDB - Make sure it's running on the default port (27017).

• NPM - Node.js package manager, should be installed when you install node.js.
• Bower - Web package manager, installing Bower is simple when you have npm:

$ npm install -g bower
$ npm install -g grunt

Install dependencies, all the grunt dependences will be loaded through a post-install script:

  $ npm install

You shoud now be able to launch the server with:

  $ grunt

The server in now available on https://localhost:3000. The https is important for securing the connection between salesFetch and Salesforce, be sure to access a random page first to avoid any problem in salesforce because of the invalid SSL certificate.

All the apex code is in the repo salesFetch-Apex.

You can use Force.com IDE directecly integrated into Eclipse IDE. This allow to manage the code, sync it with the dist Salesforce server, and return test into the IDE. More informations in the introduction.

You can use MavensMate and the integration into the SublimText3 text editor to manage the Apex code. To connect an existing project to the plugin use this link.

Log onto http://salesforce.com, then hover over your name and select "Setup". On the left menu, the code will be on "App Setup"