Just a rails CRUD app to demo heroku connect.
Get a SE Demo Force app.
Install this app onto Heroku, install a Postgres DB, and install Heroku Connect.
Map the following fields over in Heroku Connect:
- billingstate
- billingpostalcode
- billingcountry
- billinglatitude
- billingcity
- billingstreet
- accountsource
- accountnumber
- fax
- name
- description
- phone
- website
- tickersymbol
- recordtypeid
After your first sync, your postgres table should look like this (use \d salesforce.account
in heroku pg:psql
to view it)
Table "salesforce.account"
Column | Type | Modifiers
-------------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------
billingstate | character varying(80) |
fax | character varying(40) |
billinglatitude | double precision |
accountsource | character varying(40) |
billingcity | character varying(40) |
id | integer | not null default nextval('salesforce.account_id_seq'::regclass)
billingcountry | character varying(80) |
_c5_source | character varying(18) |
name | character varying(255) |
accountnumber | character varying(40) |
billingpostalcode | character varying(20) |
description | text |
sfid | character varying(18) |
billingstreet | character varying(255) |
isdeleted | boolean |
billinglongitude | double precision |
lastmodifieddate | timestamp without time zone |
phone | character varying(40) |
website | character varying(255) |
tickersymbol | character varying(20) |
recordtypeid | character varying(18) |
Launch the app
Profit