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Instantly convert JSON into clean Apex wrapper & test classes. Boost Salesforce dev productivity with ApexGenie Chrome Extension! We build focused, developer-friendly tools to streamline productivity and remove repetitive work for Salesforce professionals. Our goal is to empower the Salesforce developer community with lightweight, fast, and privacy-first Chrome Extensions — tools that work exactly when and where you need them. We believe in: - 🚀 Efficiency — Helping you write better code, faster - 🧠 Developer Experience — Clean UIs, intuitive flows, and smart features - 🔐 Privacy-First Design — No tracking, no unnecessary permissions - 💬 Community Feedback — Built with input from real Salesforce devs Tools like ApexGenie are built to solve common pain points — like converting JSON to Apex classes — without needing to leave your browser or copy-paste from risky web tools. Built by Salesforce developers, for Salesforce developers. --- 🚀 WHAT'S NEW IN v1.1.0: - 🔗 Salesforce Flow Invocable Variables: Generate Apex-Defined variables decorated with @InvocableVariable in one click. - 📦 Root JSON Array Support: Automatically parses top-level JSON arrays by merging keys and deserializing as a List wrapper. - 🔐 Apex Reserved Keywords Sanitization: Automatically escapes reserved keywords (e.g. class -> class_x) and inserts replacement strings inside the parse() method. - ⚡ Naming Collision Prevention: Map identical inner object keys to unique class declarations (e.g. Profile vs Profile_2) without compile errors. - 🔒 Manifest V3 Offline Worker Setup: Safe local Monaco worker loading that fully complies with MV3 CSP and works 100% offline.
Jun 7, 2026
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