Lightning Communities Developer Guide

Get Up to Speed with Lightning Communities
Develop Lightning Communities: The Basics
Customize the Look and Feel of a Lightning Template
Example: Build a Condensed Theme Layout Component
Develop Secure Code: LockerService and Stricter CSP
Analyze and Improve Community Performance
Connect Your Community to Your Content Management System
Community Migration, Packaging, and Distribution
Migrate Your Community with Change Sets
Lightning Bolt Solutions: Build Once, Then Distribute and Reuse
Export and Packaging Considerations for Lightning Bolt Solutions
Requirements for Distributing Lightning Bolt Solutions
Export a Customized Lightning Bolt Solution
Export a Customized Lightning Bolt Page
Package and Distribute Lightning Bolt Solutions or Pages
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Requirements for Distributing Lightning Bolt Solutions

Whether you’re a partner, ISV, or developer, before Salesforce can recognize a customized template as a Lightning Bolt solution that’s ready for distribution on AppExchange, your solution must meet certain requirements.
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

Use this checklist to ensure that you have:

checkbox Developed a custom solution using a Lightning template (apart from Koa and Kokua)

checkbox Included at least one custom Lightning component (API version 40.0 or later)

checkbox Included at least one custom Theme Layout component with a unique visual design

checkbox Tested with the “Stricter Content Security Policy for Lightning Components in Communities” critical update enabled in sandbox

checkbox Used the Salesforce Lightning CLI plug-in to test custom Lightning components

checkbox Tested all community functionality and appearance across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices

checkbox Ensured that your customizations have no regressions (each release)

checkbox Verified that all third-party technology you use is approved by Salesforce

checkbox Ensured proper code coverage, and executed basic performance testing

checkbox Adhered to all Salesforce Lightning developer guidelines (such as attribute enforcements)

checkbox Provided installation and configuration documentation

checkbox Provided appropriate customer support for custom functionality