Welcome to the home of pragmatic development tools for Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC). We build ecosystem bridges to bypass legacy platform quirks and bring modern web development standards to the SFCC Rhino environment.
ESLint rules tuned for SFCC's Rhino environment. Helps you write code compatible with the modern JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem by statically catching unsupported syntax, global leaks, and invalid cartridge imports before code reaches a sandbox.
Extended TypeScript definitions beyond @salesforce/b2c-script-types. Adds ambient Rhino types, path resolution for custom cartridges, and CI/CD support for Custom Attributes from Site Templates.
Plugins that resolve relative and cartridge paths during build and test runs, enabling fast local unit testing (via Vitest/Jest) and smooth build migrations.
"Klaus" is a traditional, down-to-earth German first name. In tech and business slang, names like Klaus or Klaus-Bärbel 1 are often used in Germany as a humorous, personified placeholder for a pragmatic, everyday colleague—similar to "Average Joe" or "Joe Sixpack" in English.
By naming this organization Commerce-Klaus, we are pairing the corporate world of Salesforce Commerce Cloud with a friendly, no-nonsense developer persona. Klaus is the guy who rolls up his sleeves to fix the annoying quirks of the platform so you don't have to.
"Klaus is here to tame the SFCC Rhino." 🦏
Footnotes
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to be honest Klaus-Bärbel isn't a common name. This was generated by AI. But I leave it as is. Maybe it turns into an urban legend. ↩
