No flags, no lookups
Every option is a prompt — pick your org from a list, select your SObject and target folder from the workspace, choose settings with a checkbox. You never need to remember a flag name or look up a file path.
apx
VS Code Extension + Salesforce CLIScaffold Apex Enterprise Pattern (fflib / AT4DX) selectors, domains, services and unit-of-work — without looking up a single flag.
Apx generates the boilerplate for Apex Enterprise Patterns from a described SObject: selector, domain, service and unit-of-work artifacts, plus AT4DX selector-injection and domain-process metadata. Choose fflib or AT4DX flavor, pick your SObject from a list, and get classes, interfaces, triggers, tests and metadata generated together — you don't need to memorize a single CLI flag.
Visual Studio Code — myproject
APX
▾
Pattern Layers
AEP Generate (Multiple)
Selector
Domain
Service
Unit of Work
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Selector Injection
▸
Domain Processes
// what it does
Everything where you already are
All commands are one click away in the Apx sidebar, organized by pattern layer. Or reach them from the Command Palette without breaking your keyboard flow. No terminal tab-switching, no documentation hunting.
One flavor, chosen up front
AT4DX and fflib are mutually exclusive, so the flavor picker is a single-select QuickPick you set once per run. The aggregate Generate command validates that at least one artifact group — selector, domain, or unit of work — is actually selected before it runs.
// setup
1. Install the extension
Search "Apx" in the VS Code Extensions view, or install directly from the Marketplace.
Open in Marketplace →2. Install SF CLI + apx plugin
sf plugins install \
@syntax-syllogism/apx
Requires the Salesforce CLI (sf). The extension
detects the plugin on first run and offers an install action if
it's missing.
3. Run a command
Open the Apx sidebar or launch the Command
Palette (SF Apx: …),
pick a command, and follow the prompts.
Set a default org with the
apx.defaultTargetOrg setting to skip the org picker.
// powered by the apx CLI
The extension is a guided front end for the
@syntax-syllogism/apx
sf plugin. Prefer the terminal
or running in CI? The same workflows are a direct
sf command away.
terminal — apx
# scaffold a full AT4DX domain layer for an SObject
$ sf apx generate domain --target-org myOrg --sobject Account --at4dx
# scaffold just a selector, fflib flavor
$ sf apx generate selector --target-org myOrg --sobject Account --fflib