Generate the Package

When you’re ready to test or share your package, use the force:package:create command to create a package.

If you are using a namespace, specify the package namespace in the sfdx-project.json file. To learn more, see Understanding Namespaces.

To create the package, change to the project directory. The name becomes the package alias, which is automatically added to the project file. You can choose to designate an active Dev Hub org user to receive email notifications for Apex gacks, and install, upgrade, or uninstall failures associated with your packages.

1sfdx force:package:create --name "Expenser App" --packagetype Unlocked --path  \
2"expenser-main" --targetdevhubusername my-hub --errornotificationusername me@devhub.org

The output is similar to this example.

1sfdx-project.json has been updated.
2Successfully created a package. 0HoB00000004CzHKAU
3=== Ids
4NAME        VALUE
5──────────  ──────────────────
6Package Id  0HoB00000004CzHKAU

Update the Package

To update the name, description, or the user to receive error notifications of an existing package, use this command.

1sfdx force:package:update --package "Expense App" --name "Expense Manager App" \
2--description "New Description" --errornotificationusername me2@devhub.org

You can’t change the package namespace or package type after you create the package.

Note

Salesforce DX Developer Guide

Generate the Package

Update the Package