Built-in examples

Use glade examples to find local playground examples without opening the website.

glade examples
glade examples --tag limits
glade examples show refinement-service
glade examples run refinement-service

Open the Refinement Service example in the local browser workbench:

GLADE_EXAMPLE_DIR="$(mktemp -d)"
glade playground --data-root "$GLADE_EXAMPLE_DIR/playground" --db "$GLADE_EXAMPLE_DIR/org.sqlite" --example refinement-service --open

Stop the workbench with Ctrl-C after its files load. From the same directory, initialize and run the named test against its managed workspace:

GLADE_PROJECT="$GLADE_EXAMPLE_DIR/playground/workspaces/default"
test -f "$GLADE_PROJECT/glade.yml" || glade init --project "$GLADE_PROJECT" --yes
glade doctor --project "$GLADE_PROJECT"
glade test --project "$GLADE_PROJECT" --class RefinementServiceTest --method createsAndLabelsFileRow --json --no-progress

Useful first examples:

ID	Use it for
refinement-service	Classes, SOQL, DML, and one named test
deal-desk-discount-guard	Trigger and limit behavior
limit-counter-drill	Governor limit counters
org-diff-review-loop	Local state diffs after DML

glade examples run <id> prints the browser command. It does not modify your Salesforce DX project. The browser command writes the example to its managed scratch workspace and may create the configured SQLite org database beside it. --reset-on-start clears both managed workspace and org state. Use the five-minute Quickstart for a terminal-only first run and cleanup. The command above uses a fresh data root to keep the example separate from existing managed workspaces. v0.3.0 refuses to replace a non-empty managed workspace unless --reset-on-start is explicit.

The bundled RefinementServiceTest first shipped in v0.2.14 and is included in the v0.3.0 release.