My Active Opportunities
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This tutorial guides you through creating a "My Active Opportunities" component. You'll learn to combine a , , and reactive to display a filtered list of active Opportunities and key summary information. This demonstrates core Avonni Dynamic Components skills, all without code.
Dragging and dropping components.
Connecting to Salesforce data (Opportunities).
Creating reactive components (Metrics that update based on Data Table selections).
Basic component configuration.
This example is designed to be a gentle introduction. While it's not the most complex component you can build, it will demonstrate core concepts you can apply to create more robust solutions.
Make sure you've completed these steps before creating components:
Install: Install the Avonni Dynamic Components package from the AppExchange.
Licenses: Assign licenses to users who will build or use the components (usually via the License Management Application).
Permissions: Assign the appropriate permission sets:
Avonni Dynamic Components User: For end-users.
Avonni Dynamic Components Admin: For component builders.
Open the Avonni Components App: From the Salesforce App Launcher (the nine-dot grid), find and open the "Avonni Components" application. Note: Ensure the Avonni Dynamic Components package is installed in your Salesforce org.
Create a New Component: On the "All Components" page (or similar), click the New button.
Name Your Component: Enter a descriptive name for your component (e.g., "MyActiveOpportunities"). You can add an optional description as well.
Drag a Card component from the Component Library onto the canvas.
Select the Card, and set it Title to "My Active Opportunities" in the Properties Panel.
Optionally, add an icon using the Icon Name property, or adjust the styling using the Style tab.
Add a Button component to the Card's header. In the Properties Panel
Set the Button's Label to "New Opportunity"
Choose a Variant, and optionally add an icon.
Then, add an "On Click" interaction to the Button. Configure the interaction to Navigate to the Object Page for a new Opportunity record.
Add an Avonni Data Table component inside the Card, below the header.
In the Properties Panel, set the Data Source to Avonni Query Data Source, and create a query to retrieve Opportunity records.
Filter the query to show only active opportunities (e.g., StageName not in 'Closed Won, Closed Lost').
Finally, configure the Data Table's Columns to display the desired fields. Select the fields you'd like to see, like the name, the stage, and the amount
Add a Columns component from the Component Library above the Data Table, inside the Card. This will hold our Metrics.
Click on the plus button three times to create three columns.
Then, in the Properties Panel, set each column Size to 4 and Horizontal Align to x-small for equal widths and spacing.
We'll add placeholder Metric components to the three columns we created. Find the Metric component From the Component Library and drag one instance into each column within the Columns component.
Configure the Metric components to show reactive sums based on the Data Table selection. We'll set up one Metric and repeat for the others.
Select a Metric component.
Set Data Source to Avonni Query Data Source. Create a query:
Object: Opportunity
Fields: Only select Amount.
Aggregate Function: SUM
Add a reactive filter to the query:
Field: AccountId
Operator: in
Value: !DataTableApiName.selectedRowsKeyValue (replace DataTableApiName with your Data Table's API Name).
Set the Metric's Label (e.g., "Total Amount") and adjust formatting.
Repeat for the other Metrics, changing the Label and aggregate function as needed
Congratulations! You've built your first Avonni Dynamic Component. Now, let's activate it and add it to a Salesforce page so users can see it.
Activate the Component
Make sure your Avonni Dynamic Component is activated. Only activated components can be added to pages.
Go to the Target Page
In Salesforce, navigate to the specific App Page or Record Page where you want to display your new component. For example, you might open a specific Account record to the "Accounts" tab.
Open Lightning App Builder
Click the Setup gear icon (usually in the top-right corner of Salesforce).
Select Edit Page. This opens the Lightning App Builder, where you can customize the page layout.
Find Your Component
Look at the left-hand panel in the Lightning App Builder, which lists available components.
Scroll down to the Custom section. Your Avonni Dynamic Component will be listed here.
Drag and Drop
Click and drag your Avonni Dynamic Component from the list onto the desired location on the page layout. You can place it in any of the designated component regions.
Confirm Selection
Once the component is placed, a properties panel will appear on the right side of the App Builder. Select the specific Avonni Dynamic Component you want to display in the available list. This ensures the correct component is loaded, especially if you have multiple Avonni components with similar names.
Save and Activate the Page (Important!):
Click Save in the App Builder
for more details.
To successfully install the Avonni Dynamic Components Package, please in your org.
This tutorial requires installing on your Salesforce org.