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On: February 2, 2024 Posted in Salesforce Implementation Comments: 0 Views: 1

Create Lightning Components in the Developer Console

The Developer Console lets you create and edit Lightning components, with access to other powerful Force.com development tools.

Follow these steps to create a Lightning component in the Developer Console. You’ll also create a Lightning app as a container for the component.

  1. Open the Developer Console by clicking Your Name | Developer Console.The Developer Console opens in a new window.
  2. Click File | New | Lightning Component.
  3. Enter firstComponent for the name of the new component, and click OK.This creates a firstComponent.cmp resource.
  4. In the editor, enter the following markup for the component.

 

My First Lightning Component!

 

5. Click File | Save. 6. Create a Lightning app. Click File | New | Lightning Application. 7. Enter helloWorldApp for the name of the new app, and click OK. 8. This creates a helloWorldApp.app resource. 9. In the editor, enter the following markup for the app, which embeds the component you created in a Lightning app.

 

 

c:helloWorld refers to the component helloWorld.cmp using the default namespace c. If your organization has a registered namespace, you can use it to reference Lightning components, such asmyNamespace:helloWorld.

9. To see your app, click Preview.

The app opens in a new window.

A .app resource can’t be included in Salesforce1 but a .cmp resource can. You can embed your components in a .app resource to preview it as a standalone app outside of Salesforce1.

To see a list of existing Lightning resources, click File | Open Lightning Resources.

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