[ACTION] Badger Maps actions #12508
[ACTION] Badger Maps actions #12508
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WalkthroughThe new Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant DeleteAccountAction
User->>DeleteAccountAction: Execute `run` method with $step
DeleteAccountAction->>DeleteAccountAction: Retrieve `accountId` from props
DeleteAccountAction->>API: DELETE /account/{accountId}
API->>DeleteAccountAction: Return response
DeleteAccountAction->>User: Response Result
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Actionable comments posted: 3
Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
components/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjs (1)
4-4: Consider using a consistent naming convention for keys.The key is named
badger_maps-delete-accountwhich might not align with existing naming conventions. It's generally good practice to keep key naming consistent across the project for better maintainability.
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components/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjs (2)
11-16: RefactoraccountIdprop definition to improve readability.
[REFACTOR_SUGGESTion]- accountId: { - propDefinition: [ - app, - "accountId", - ], - }, + accountId: app.propDefinition("accountId"),This refactor simplifies the prop definition and enhances readability by utilizing a method call instead of an array.
1-1: Ensure correct import path forapp.Verification successful
The import path
import app from "../../badger_maps.app.mjs";in the filecomponents/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjsis correct based on the relative path calculation.
components/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjstocomponents/badger_maps/badger_maps.app.mjsresults in the relative path../../badger_maps.app.mjs.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the import path for the `app` module. # Test: Search for the file `badger_maps.app.mjs` in the repository. Expect: Path exists. fd 'badger_maps.app.mjs'Length of output: 67
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components/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjs (4)
3-45: This newly introduced file structure and logic appear well-organized and clear. The properties and methods are appropriately defined for the action's functionality.
1-1: Ensure the import path is correct and that thebadger_maps.app.mjsmodule exports what is expected by this file.Verification successful
To ensure the import path is correct and the expected members are used properly in
delete-account.mjs, let's review the content ofdelete-account.mjsand cross-check it with the exports frombadger_maps.app.mjs.
The import path
../../badger_maps.app.mjsis correct, and the importedappobject is used appropriately withindelete-account.mjs. The properties and methods utilized fromappalign with its exported members.
appis used inpropsand within thedeleteAccountmethod, which matches the structure and methods defined inbadger_maps.app.mjs.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `badger_maps.app.mjs` exists and exports the required members. # Test: Check the existence and content of `badger_maps.app.mjs`. cat components/badger_maps/badger_maps.app.mjsLength of output: 3412
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Display the content of `delete-account.mjs` to verify the usage of the imported module. # Test: Check the content of `delete-account.mjs`. cat components/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjsLength of output: 1019
6-6: The documentation link in the description is helpful. Verify that it points to the correct and updated API documentation.Verification successful
The documentation link provided in the description is reachable and returns a 200 HTTP status code, indicating it is valid and accessible.
- components/badger_maps/actions/delete-account/delete-account.mjs: Line 6
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the validity of the provided documentation link. # Test: Check if the URL is reachable. curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}\n" https://badgerupdatedapi.docs.apiary.io/#reference/accounts/retrieve-and-update-account-details/delete-customerLength of output: 158
19-26: ThedeleteAccountmethod is concise and utilizes the spread operator to include additional arguments. Ensure that the API endpoint supports these additional arguments as query parameters.
WHY
Resolves #5356
Summary by CodeRabbit
deleteAccountmethod to include additional parameters for better handling.runmethod with new parameters for smoother execution.