Sample App Custom Data Transfer service (Salesforce CMS to Marketing cloud content )

*This code is sample app to achieve the integration between Salesforce CMS and Marketing cloud. Please don't consider it as an official tool

This is a node js server with worker does following things.

1. Pull data from CMS via OAuth and CMS API
2. Copy and Push content to Marketing cloud Content builder
3. Cron job that keeps both the content in Sync

Salesforce CMS credentials

In Salesforce, Create a connected app and enter the crendentials in .env file as below

create ".env" file with following values updated.

CMS_HOST=https://login.salesforce.com/
CMS_TOKEN_ENDPOINT=/services/oauth2/token
CREATE_CONTENTTYPE_ENDPOUNT = /services/data/v49.0/tooling/sobjects/ManagedContentType/
CMS_CLIENTID=
CMS_CLIENTSECRETID=
CMS_USERNAME=
CMS_PASS=<passwd+token>
CMS_API_DOMAINPATH=
CMS_API_BASEPATH=/services/data/v49.0/connect/communities/
CMS_ASSET_BASEPATH=<community url with out /s/>
COMMUNITY_ID=
CONTENT_ID=\

#Channel API CMS_DELIVERY_API_BASEPATH=/services/data/v49.0/connect/cms/delivery/channels/
CHANNEL_ID=
CMS_API_CHANNEL_END_POINT=/contents/query
CMS_API_ASSET_PATH=/services/data/v49.0/connect
CONTENT_TYPE=

Marketing Cloud Credentails

Create an app in marketing cloud and then enable API integration.

MC_TOKEN_ENDPOINT=
MC_HOST=
MC_CLIENTID=
MC_CLIENTSECRET=
MC_ASSETS_API_PATH=
MC_ASSET_TYPE_IMAGE_ID=<Asset Type ID, available in the Marketing cloud api reference>
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.noversion.mc-apis.meta/mc-apis/base-asset-types.htm?search_text=img
MC_ASSET_FOLDER_ID=

Use the secure .env npm module and encrypt the .env file and delete it Reference: https://www.npmjs.com/package/secure-env

$ npm install -g secure-env
$ secure-env .env -s sfcmsmc

Installing Local Dependencies

• Redis

$ brew install redis
$ brew services start redis

Getting Started

1. npm install
2. npm start
3. http://localhost:5000

Deploying

$ git clone [email protected]:heroku-examples/node-workers-example.git
$ cd node-workers-example

$ heroku create
$ heroku addons:create heroku-redis
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku ps:scale worker=1
$ heroku open

Application Overview

The application is comprised of two process:

• web - An Express server that serves the frontend assets, accepts new background jobs, and reports on the status us existing jobs
• worker - A small node process that listens for and executes incoming jobs

Because these are separate processes, they can be scaled independently based on specific application needs. Read the Process Model article for a more in-depth understanding of Heroku’s process model.

The web process serves the index.html and client.js files which implement a simplified example of a frontend interface that kicks off new jobs and checks in on them.