Apex IDE for Salesforce: multi-tab editor, SOQL explorer, tests, coverage, and diff — opens as a standalone window.
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About Console+ for Salesforce
Console+ for Salesforce is a modern Apex developer console that opens as its own standalone window on top of your Salesforce org. Edit Apex classes, run tests, review code coverage, explore data with SOQL, and compare code — without fighting the limitations of the classic Developer Console.
If you write Apex every day, you already know the pain: the built-in Developer Console is slow, cramped, and hard to work in for serious coding. Console+ gives you an IDE-style experience while staying connected to your live Salesforce session — no separate login, no API keys to manage, and no leaving your org.
WHY INSTALL CONSOLE+
• Work in a dedicated IDE window instead of a tiny embedded console
• Use a multi-tab Monaco editor (the same engine that powers VS Code)
• Run one or many test classes with live progress and persistent results
• Explore Salesforce data with a full SOQL Data Explorer, not a basic query box
• See line-level coverage and org-wide coverage in one place
• Diff and merge code changes side by side
• Open SOQL from Apex with one click using gutter icons
• Switch between light and dark themes for long coding sessions
Console+ is built for Apex developers, Salesforce consultants, admins who write automation, and teams who want a faster daily workflow inside Production, Sandbox, and Scratch orgs.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Log into any supported Salesforce org in Chrome.
2. Click the Console+ extension icon.
3. A standalone Console+ window opens using your current Salesforce session.
4. Browse classes, edit Apex, run tests, query data, and review coverage against your live org.
Your session is read from the Salesforce tab you already have open. Console+ does not ask you to re-authenticate with a separate username and password.
CORE FEATURES
1) APEX CODE EDITOR
• Monaco-powered Apex editor with syntax highlighting
• Multi-tab workflow so you can keep several classes open at once
• Dirty-state indicators so you know which tabs have unsaved changes
• Save to org using Salesforce Tooling / Metadata Container APIs
• Keyboard save with Cmd/Ctrl + S
• Refresh class body from the org when you need the latest version
• Search, line numbers, and minimap for faster navigation
2) TEST EXECUTION BUILT FOR REAL WORK
• Run tests from the editor on test classes
• Select multiple test classes in the sidebar and run them together
• Choose Parallel or Serial execution (similar to Developer Console options)
• See live progress while Salesforce is still running methods
• Keep session-persistent test results until you close the extension
• Expand each class to review every method: pass/fail, runtime, messages, and stack traces
• Recover results even if polling is interrupted, so finished Salesforce runs are not lost
3) CODE COVERAGE
• Per-class coverage percentage in the editor toolbar
• Toggle line-level coverage highlighting (covered vs uncovered lines)
• Org-wide coverage overview with sortable columns
• Highlight classes below the common 75% threshold
• Jump from coverage results into the related class
4) SOQL DATA EXPLORER
A full data workspace for querying, inspecting, and exporting Salesforce records:
• Multi-line SOQL composer with a modern Data Explorer layout
• Object and field suggestions as you type
• Relationship field drill-down (for example Account__r.Name)
• WHERE clause assistance, including picklist values from describe metadata
• Query templates for common objects
• Query history and saved queries stored locally
• Run with Cmd/Ctrl + Enter
• Format SOQL with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + F
• LIMIT warnings before running broad queries
• COUNT shortcut for quick row counts
• Query plan / explain support
• Tooling API mode for metadata queries
• Include deleted records with ALL ROWS
• Automatic multi-page fetch for large result sets
• Cancel long-running fetches
• Sortable, filterable results grid
• Copy any cell to clipboard
• Export to CSV, Excel, JSON, and PDF
• Delete records by Id with confirmation
• Multiple query tabs, with close support and Cmd/Ctrl + W
5) APEX TO SOQL BRIDGE
• Magnifying-glass icons appear in the editor gutter next to SOQL queries
• Works for multi-line bracket queries and common Database.query patterns
• Click the icon to open that query in Data Explorer, ready to run
6) DIFF CHECKER
• Side-by-side comparison of org code vs pasted or alternate code
• Highlight added and removed lines
• Navigate change hunks
• Apply merge actions when reconciling differences
• Open from the editor toolbar or the top navigation
7) CODE QUALITY AND PROBLEMS
• Live Apex linting while you type
• Detects common issues such as SOQL/DML in loops, hardcoded IDs, missing security enforcement patterns, and other best-practice warnings
• Problems panel for quick review of findings
8) WORKSPACE UX
• Resizable sidebar and bottom panel
• Unified bottom panel for Test Results and Coverage
• Light and dark themes with persistence
• Searchable class list
• Test badges for likely test classes
• Keyboard shortcuts for faster SOQL workflows
WHO IT IS FOR
• Apex developers who need a faster daily editor than Developer Console
• Consultants jumping between sandboxes and client orgs
• Teams validating coverage before deployments
• Anyone who regularly writes and debugs SOQL against live data
• Developers who want test execution and results in one place
WHY IT IS BETTER THAN DEVELOPER CONSOLE FOR MANY TASKS
Developer Console can feel outdated for modern Apex work. Console+ focuses on the workflows developers actually repeat every day:
• Editing and saving Apex classes
• Running single or multi-class tests
• Understanding coverage quickly
• Querying and exporting data
• Comparing code versions
• Keeping context across tabs and tools
Instead of switching between Setup pages, Developer Console tabs, and external tools, Console+ keeps the core loop in one dedicated window.
SUPPORTED ENVIRONMENTS
• Production orgs
• Sandboxes
• Scratch orgs
• Lightning and Setup experiences on supported Salesforce domains
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