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sfdk-emulator-device-model-show

Display device model information for SFDK emulator

TLDR

Show a model properties

$ sfdk emulator device-model-show [model]
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Display available device models
$ sfdk emulator device-model-list
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SYNOPSIS

sfdk-emulator-device-model-show

PARAMETERS


    The unique identifier or name of the device model to display information for. This parameter is mandatory.

DESCRIPTION

The `sfdk-emulator-device-model-show` command is a tool used to display detailed information about a specific device model supported by the Salesforce Development Kit (SFDK) emulator. This command is crucial for developers aiming to test their applications against different device configurations and characteristics. It allows developers to inspect the device's hardware properties, software versions, supported features, and other relevant settings. By leveraging the information provided by this command, developers can tailor their application development to ensure optimal performance and compatibility across various simulated device environments managed by the SFDK emulator. It's an essential tool for verifying emulator configurations and troubleshooting device-specific issues during development and testing.

CAVEATS

The command requires that the SFDK emulator environment is correctly installed and configured. The `device_model_id` must correspond to a valid device model available within the SFDK emulator setup.

OUTPUT FORMAT

The output of this command is typically formatted in a human-readable structure, possibly using JSON or YAML to represent the device model's properties. The exact format might depend on the specific version of the SFDK emulator.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the command fails to execute, verify that the SFDK emulator environment is properly set up. Ensure that the provided `` is valid. Review the SFDK emulator's documentation for potential prerequisites or dependencies.

HISTORY

This command was introduced as part of the Salesforce Development Kit (SFDK) to facilitate emulator-based testing. It evolved alongside the SFDK emulator to provide increasing detail and accuracy in describing simulated device characteristics. Over time, the command might be updated to reflect newly supported device models and properties within the SFDK emulator.

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