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1.0.1Published Mar 4, 2026@pasar6987/sf-metadata-security
Access control through profiles, permission sets, SSO configuration, trusted sites, and transaction security.
Published package · Latest published 1.0.1 Mar 4, 2026 · 11 datasets / 3 measures in the latest review · Updated Mar 11, 2026
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@pasar6987Published Mar 4, 2026Structure snapshot
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import rawctx
model = rawctx.load("@pasar6987/sf-metadata-security")
prompt = rawctx.to_prompt(
"@pasar6987/sf-metadata-security",
datasets=["Certificate", "CspTrustedSite"],
max_tokens=2000,
)
print(model.datasets) # ["Certificate", "CspTrustedSite", "MutingPermissionSet"]
print(model.measures) # [Measure(name="Certificate.KeySize", ...), Measure(name="NamedCredential.JwtValidityPeriodSeconds", ...), Measure(name="RestrictionRule.Version", ...)]
print(model.dimensions) # [Dimension(name="DeveloperName", ...), Dimension(name="ExpirationDate", ...), Dimension(name="MasterLabel", ...)]
print(model.relationships) # [Relationship(name='...', ...)]
print(prompt)README
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@pasar6987/sf-metadata-security
Access control through profiles, permission sets, SSO configuration, trusted sites, and transaction security.
Overview
| Count | |
|---|---|
| Objects (Datasets) | 11 |
| Dimensions | 1538 |
| Measures | 3 |
| Relationships | 3 |
Objects
- Certificate — Salesforce standard object
- CspTrustedSite — Represents a trusted URL.
- MutingPermissionSet — Represents a set of disabled permissions and is used in conjunction with PermissionSetGroup.
- NamedCredential — Represents a named credential, which specifies the URL of a callout endpoint and its required authentication parameters in one definition.
- PermissionSet — Represents a set of permissions that’s used to grant more access to users without changing their profile or reassigning profiles.
- PermissionSetGroup — Represents a group of permission sets and the permissions within them. Use permission set groups to organize permissions based on job functions or tasks. Then, you can package the groups as needed.
- PermissionSetTabSetting — Represents a tab’s settings for a profile or permission set. Use PermissionSetTabSetting for manipulating tab visibility on profiles and permission sets.
- Profile — Represents a user profile. A profile defines a user’s permission to perform different functions within Salesforce. This type extends the Metadata metadata type and inherits its fullName field.
- RestrictionRule — Represents a restriction rule or a scoping rule. A restriction rule has EnforcementType set to Restrict and controls the access that specified users have to designated records. A scoping rule has EnforcementType set to Scoping and controls the default records that your users see without restricting access.
- SamlSsoConfig — SAML Single Sign-On Settings - SamlSsoConfig
- TransactionSecurityPolicy — Represents a transaction security policy definition.
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