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How can I Make my Lightning component public?
To make it accessible to public users we need to implement ltng:allowGuestAccess interface. We need to create one community so that our lightning component can be made public. So create a public community and publish it. You don’t need to add any code or make any changes in configuration.
Where can I find the Lightning usage app?
Simply click the App Launcher icon in the navigation bar, type Usage in the search box, then click Lightning Usage. In the app, click tabs in the ACTIVITY or USAGE sections on the left side of the page to view the associated data. The app tracks many key metrics, with charts for:
Is the Salesforce Lightning app available for free?
The app is free to all Salesforce customers and available right from Lightning Experience. Simply click the App Launcher icon in the navigation bar, type Usage in the search box, then click Lightning Usage. In the app, click tabs in the ACTIVITY or USAGE sections on the left side of the page to view the associated data.
What should the name of a lightning dependency be?
The name of your Lightning dependency app, including the namespace. For example, “c:expenseAppDependencies”. A function to call once the Lightning Component framework and your app have fully loaded.
Can a lightning out app be used in an Org?
The ltng:allowGuestAccess interface is only usable in orgs that have Digital Experiences enabled, and your Lightning Out app is associated with all site endpoints that you’ve defined in your org.
How to use lightning out in Salesforce tabs?
Using Lightning Web Components for Visualforce, you can add your dependency app to a Visualforce page, and then use that page in Salesforce Tabs + Visualforce sites. Then you can allow public access to that page. Using Lightning Out, you can deploy your dependency app anywhere Lightning Out is supported—which is almost anywhere!
Do you need community authentication for Salesforce Lightning?
Please note, you do not need to use the Salesforce Community Authentication (available at the Enterprise level) in order to use our Lightning component and embed a form in your Community. This is an option, if you would like your forms to be restricted only to your Community members, however, it is not required.