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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces multiple new modules and actions in the Simla application, including functionality for creating customers and orders, handling new customer and order events, and managing updated customer data. It also defines constants and utility functions to support these features, enhancing the overall interaction with the application’s API. Changes
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components/simla_com/common/constants.mjs (1)
9-18: Consider using a consistent naming convention for thevalueproperty.The
CUSTOMER_TYPEobject provides a structured way to define and access different customer types. However, the naming convention for thevalueproperty is inconsistent.
- For "Customer", the
valueis "customer".- For "Corporate Customer", the
valueis "customer_corporate".Consider using a consistent naming convention for the
valueproperty to improve readability and maintainability. For example, you could use "corporate_customer" instead of "customer_corporate".const CUSTOMER_TYPE = { CUSTOMER: { label: "Customer", value: "customer", }, CORPORATE: { label: "Corporate Customer", - value: "customer_corporate", + value: "corporate_customer", }, };components/simla_com/sources/new-customer/new-customer.mjs (1)
33-41: Consider using a more relevant property in the summary.The
generateMetamethod correctly generates the metadata for each emitted event. Theidandtsproperties are appropriately set based on the customer's data.However, the
summaryproperty currently includes the customer's first name orsite. It's not clear what thesiteproperty represents in the context of a customer. Consider using a different property that provides more relevant information about the customer, such as their last name or email address.components/simla_com/actions/create-customer/create-customer.mjs (2)
67-72: LGTM with a minor nitpick!The
createCustomermethod correctly sends a POST request to the appropriate API endpoint for creating a customer. The use of theargsparameter provides flexibility for passing additional options.Nitpick: Consider adding some error handling or validation for the
argsparameter to ensure that invalid arguments don't lead to unexpected behavior. This may not be necessary if the underlyingapp.postmethod already handles this.
74-114: LGTM with a suggestion!The
runmethod is implemented correctly and follows good practices:
- The destructuring assignment provides a clean way to access the component instance properties and methods.
- The input data is properly structured and serialized into the expected JSON format.
- The mapping of the
phonesarray is performed correctly.- The response is exported as a
$summaryand returned, providing useful information to the user.Suggestion: Consider adding error handling for the API request to provide more user-friendly error messages in case of failure. You could wrap the
createCustomercall in atry-catchblock and handle specific error cases or provide a generic error message.components/simla_com/sources/common/polling.mjs (2)
48-50: Clarify the purpose of thesortFnmethodThe
sortFnmethod is defined but returnsundefined. If custom sorting is required, consider implementing this method in subclasses or removing it if it's unnecessary.
104-107: Optimize resource ordering logicWhen ordering resources:
const orderedResources = isDescending ? resources : Array.from(resources).reverse();If
resourcesis already an array,resources.reverse()suffices for reversing the order. Consider simplifying this logic for clarity and efficiency.components/simla_com/actions/create-order/create-order.mjs (1)
155-165: Ensure proper handling of 'numberOfItems' and dynamic item propertiesThe
numberOfItemsprop controls the generation of dynamic item properties. Verify that users are informed about the purpose of this prop and that validation is in place to prevent incorrect inputs.Consider adding validation or helper text to guide users:
numberOfItems: { type: "integer", label: "Number Of Items", description: "The number of items to be ordered.", default: 1, reloadProps: true, + min: 1, + max: 50, + helperText: "Enter a number between 1 and 50.", },components/simla_com/simla_com.app.mjs (2)
185-185: Use the built-in logging mechanism instead ofconsole.logUsing
console.logmay not integrate well with the application's logging system. Replacing it with the built-in$logging mechanism ensures consistent logging across the application.Apply this diff to update the logging statements:
if (!nextResources?.length) { - console.log("No more resources found"); + $.log("No more resources found"); return; } if (resourcesCount >= max) { - console.log("Reached max resources"); + $.log("Reached max resources"); return; } if (nextResources.length < constants.DEFAULT_LIMIT) { - console.log("No next page found"); + $.log("No next page found"); return; }Also applies to: 200-200, 206-206
23-31: Simplify the mapping logic inorderTypeoptionsThe mapping function for
orderTypescan be simplified for better readability and maintainability.Apply this diff to simplify the mapping:
const { orderTypes } = await this.listOrderTypes(); return Object.values(orderTypes) - .map(({ - code: value, name: label, - }) => ({ - label, - value, - })); + .map(({ code, name }) => ({ + label: name, + value: code, + }));
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- components/simla_com/actions/create-customer/create-customer.mjs (1 hunks)
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- components/simla_com/common/constants.mjs (1 hunks)
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- components/simla_com/package.json (2 hunks)
- components/simla_com/simla_com.app.mjs (1 hunks)
- components/simla_com/sources/common/polling.mjs (1 hunks)
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components/simla_com/package.json (2)
3-3: Version increment looks good!The minor version bump from
0.0.1to0.1.0accurately reflects the addition of new backwards-compatible functionality (polling sources and actions) as outlined in the PR objectives.
15-17: Verify the platform dependency version.The new
dependenciessection specifies@pipedream/platformwith version3.0.1. Please double-check if this is the correct and latest version of the platform dependency that should be used.components/simla_com/common/constants.mjs (3)
1-3: LGTM!The use of placeholders and template literal for constructing the
BASE_URLis a good approach. It allows for dynamic generation of the URL based on subdomain and version.
4-7: LGTM!The constants have clear and descriptive names, and their values are of the expected types. The code looks good.
20-29: LGTM!Exporting all the constants as an object is a good approach. It allows for easy importing and accessing of the constants in other files. The use of shorthand property names makes the code clean and concise.
components/simla_com/sources/new-order/new-order.mjs (5)
1-3: LGTM!The import statements are syntactically correct and the relative paths seem accurate, assuming the directory structure is set up correctly.
4-11: LGTM!The component metadata is configured correctly with appropriate values for each property. Including a link to the relevant API documentation in the description is a nice touch.
12-22: LGTM!The component methods are implemented correctly:
getDateFieldreturns the appropriate date field for polling.getResourceNamereturns the correct resource name.getResourcesFnreturns the correct function for fetching the resources.
23-32: LGTM!The
getResourcesFnArgsmethod is implemented correctly:
- It returns an object with
paramsproperty, which includes the correct arguments for thelistOrdersfunction.- The
limitis set to the default limit from constants.- The
filterproperty is used to fetch orders created after the last polled date, which is the expected behavior for incremental polling.
33-41: LGTM!The
generateMetamethod is implemented correctly:
- It returns an object with the correct properties for the emitted event metadata.
- The
idis set to the order ID.- The
summaryincludes the order ID, which is helpful for identifying the event.- The
tsis set to the correct timestamp by parsing thecreatedAtdate of the order.components/simla_com/sources/new-customer/new-customer.mjs (4)
1-3: LGTM!The import statements are syntactically correct and the relative paths seem to be valid assuming a standard directory structure for the Pipedream components.
4-11: LGTM!The component metadata aligns with the PR objectives. The configuration properties are appropriate for a source that emits events for new customers.
12-22: LGTM!The component methods are correctly overridden to customize the behavior for the Simla API. The
getDateField,getResourceName, andgetResourcesFnmethods are appropriately configured for a source that emits events for new customers.
23-32: LGTM!The
getResourcesFnArgsmethod correctly constructs theparamsobject with the appropriatelimitandfilterproperties. Using the default limit from the constants module and setting thedateFromfilter based on the last processed date ensures that only new customers are fetched.components/simla_com/sources/updated-customer/updated-customer.mjs (1)
1-44: LGTM!The source code follows the common polling pattern and provides the necessary customization for the "Updated Customer" source. The configuration and overridden methods are implemented correctly.
Some key observations:
- The source metadata is defined appropriately.
- It imports and extends the common polling functionality.
- The overridden methods provide the required customization, such as specifying the resource name, fetching function, and generating event metadata.
- It uses constants for default limit and relies on common functionality, which is a good practice.
Overall, the code is well-structured, follows best practices, and aligns with the project's conventions. Great job!
components/simla_com/actions/create-customer/create-customer.mjs (2)
3-8: LGTM!The component metadata is complete and accurate. It provides relevant information about the component, including a link to the API documentation.
9-65: LGTM!The component input properties are well-defined and cover the necessary fields for creating a customer profile. The property labels and descriptions provide clear guidance to the user. The use of
propDefinitionfor thecountryIsoproperty promotes consistency and reusability. Allowing multiple phone numbers through thephonesarray property is a nice touch.components/simla_com/sources/common/polling.mjs (2)
21-25: Verify state management in thedeployhookIn the
deploy()hook,setIsFirstRun(true)initializes the first run state. Ensure that this initialization aligns with the expected behavior during component deployment and doesn't interfere with subsequent runs.
109-114: ValidatedateFieldexistence in resourcesAfter processing, the code sets the last date:
setLastDateAt(latestResource[dateField]);Ensure that
dateFieldexists withinlatestResourceand that the date format is consistent to prevent potential runtime errors.components/simla_com/simla_com.app.mjs (2)
49-52: Clarify options incustomerTypeprop definitionThe
optionsin thecustomerTypeprop are set usingObject.values(constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE). Ensure that theconstants.CUSTOMER_TYPEprovides user-friendly labels and not just internal codes.Verify that the options presented to the user are meaningful and appropriately localized.
191-192: Ensure robust date comparison ingetIterationsUsing
Date.parsemay lead to inconsistent results across different environments and date formats. It's safer to use a library likemoment.jsor ensure that the date strings are in ISO 8601 format.Run the following script to verify date parsing consistency:
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components/simla_com/simla_com.app.mjs (1)
163-211: Add comments to explain thegetIterationsmethod logicThe
getIterationsmethod has a complex structure. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each section and the overall pagination logic.Example:
async *getIterations({ resourcesFn, resourcesFnArgs, resourceName, lastDateAt, dateField, max = constants.DEFAULT_MAX, }) { let page = 1; let resourcesCount = 0; while (true) { // Fetch the next page of resources const response = await resourcesFn({ ...resourcesFnArgs, params: { ...resourcesFnArgs?.params, page, }, }); const nextResources = utils.getNestedProperty(response, resourceName); // Break if no more resources are found if (!nextResources?.length) { console.log("No more resources found"); return; } // Iterate through the resources for (const resource of nextResources) { // Check if the resource is newer than the last processed date const isDateGreater = lastDateAt && Date.parse(resource[dateField]) > Date.parse(lastDateAt); // Yield the resource if it's new or if no last date is specified if (!lastDateAt || isDateGreater) { yield resource; resourcesCount += 1; } // Break if we've reached the maximum number of resources if (resourcesCount >= max) { console.log("Reached max resources"); return; } } // Break if we've processed fewer resources than the page limit if (nextResources.length < constants.DEFAULT_LIMIT) { console.log("No next page found"); return; } // Move to the next page page += 1; } }These comments help explain the purpose of each section and make the pagination logic easier to understand and maintain.
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components/simla_com/actions/create-order/create-order.mjs (8)
4-9: LGTM: Metadata section is well-definedThe metadata for the "Create Order" action is complete and follows best practices. It includes a clear description with a link to the API documentation, which is helpful for users.
45-54: Change 'Delivery Cost' and 'Delivery Net Cost' to type 'number'The properties
deliveryCostanddeliveryNetCostrepresent monetary values and should be typed asnumberinstead ofstringto ensure proper validation and data handling.
64-84: Add missing 'Product ID' to item propertiesAccording to the PR objectives,
Product IDis a required property for creating an order. Currently, it is missing from the item properties. Please addProduct IDto ensure that each item includes this necessary information.Also applies to: 89-132
89-132: Update item property types to 'number' for numeric fieldsIn the
getItemsPropDefinitionsmethod, numeric fields likeinitialPrice,quantity,purchasePrice,discountManualAmount, anddiscountManualPercentare currently typed asstring. Changing their types tonumberwill enhance data consistency and validation.
141-152: LGTM: additionalProps implementationThe
additionalPropsmethod correctly uses the utility function to generate dynamic properties based on the number of items. This approach allows for flexible order creation with varying numbers of items.
170-189: Avoid stringifying 'customer' and 'order' objects in the API requestThe
customerandorderobjects are manually stringified usingJSON.stringify(). Since the HTTP client handles JSON serialization automatically, this is unnecessary and could lead to data formatting issues. Passing these objects directly will ensure proper serialization.
157-165: Handle potential errors in 'createOrder' methodEnsure that the
createOrdermethod includes error handling to catch and handle any API errors gracefully. This will improve the robustness of the action and provide better feedback to the user in case of failures.
175-189: Include optional 'Discount Code' and 'Order Notes' in the order dataPer the PR objectives,
Discount CodeandOrder Notesare optional properties that should be included when creating an order. Currently, these fields are not present in theorderdata.components/simla_com/simla_com.app.mjs (3)
1-7: LGTM: Imports and app definitionThe imports and app definition are appropriate for a Pipedream integration. The use of axios for HTTP requests and local imports for constants and utilities is a good practice.
9-53: LGTM: Well-structured prop definitionsThe prop definitions for countryIso, orderType, site, and customerType are well-structured with clear types, labels, and descriptions. The use of async options for dynamic data fetching is a good practice.
1-215: Overall assessment: Solid implementation with room for improvementThe Simla.com app integration for Pipedream is well-structured and comprehensive. It provides a good set of prop definitions and methods for interacting with the Simla.com API. However, there are a few areas where the code could be improved:
- Input validation in the
getUrlmethod to ensure the integrity of the constructed URLs.- Error handling in the
_makeRequestmethod to provide more informative error messages and potentially implement retry logic.- Refactoring of the complex
customerIdprop's options function for better readability and maintainability.- Additional comments in the
getIterationsmethod to explain the pagination logic.Addressing these points will enhance the robustness and maintainability of the integration. Overall, the implementation provides a solid foundation for interacting with the Simla.com API through Pipedream.
| customerId: { | ||
| type: "string", | ||
| label: "Customer ID", | ||
| description: "The unique identifier for the customer.", | ||
| async options({ | ||
| page, customerType, params, | ||
| }) { | ||
| const isCustomer = customerType === constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE.CUSTOMER.value; | ||
| const args = { | ||
| params: { | ||
| ...params, | ||
| page: page + 1, | ||
| }, | ||
| }; | ||
| const fieldName = isCustomer | ||
| ? "customers" | ||
| : "customersCorporate"; | ||
| const { [fieldName]: customers } = | ||
| isCustomer | ||
| ? await this.listCustomers(args) | ||
| : await this.listCorporateCustomers(args); | ||
| return customers.map(({ | ||
| id: value, firstName, lastName, site, | ||
| }) => ({ | ||
| label: isCustomer | ||
| ? [ | ||
| firstName, | ||
| lastName, | ||
| ].join(" ") | ||
| : site, | ||
| value, | ||
| })); | ||
| }, | ||
| }, |
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Consider refactoring the customerId prop's options function
The customerId prop's options function is quite complex and handles both customer and corporate customer types. Consider refactoring this into separate methods for better readability and maintainability.
You could create separate methods for fetching customer and corporate customer options:
async getCustomerOptions(args) {
const { customers } = await this.listCustomers(args);
return this.formatCustomerOptions(customers, true);
}
async getCorporateCustomerOptions(args) {
const { customersCorporate } = await this.listCorporateCustomers(args);
return this.formatCustomerOptions(customersCorporate, false);
}
formatCustomerOptions(customers, isCustomer) {
return customers.map(({ id: value, firstName, lastName, site }) => ({
label: isCustomer ? `${firstName} ${lastName}`.trim() : site,
value,
}));
}
// In the customerId prop definition
async options({ page, customerType, params }) {
const isCustomer = customerType === constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE.CUSTOMER.value;
const args = { params: { ...params, page: page + 1 } };
return isCustomer
? await this.getCustomerOptions(args)
: await this.getCorporateCustomerOptions(args);
}This refactoring improves readability and separates concerns, making the code easier to maintain and test.
| getUrl(path) { | ||
| const { | ||
| subdomain, | ||
| version, | ||
| } = this.$auth; | ||
| const baseUrl = constants.BASE_URL | ||
| .replace(constants.SUBDOMAIN_PLACEHOLDER, subdomain) | ||
| .replace(constants.VERSION_PLACEHOLDER, version); | ||
| return `${baseUrl}${path}`; | ||
| }, |
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Add input validation to getUrl method
The getUrl method uses subdomain and version from this.$auth without validation. Consider adding checks to ensure these values are present and valid before using them in URL construction.
Example implementation:
getUrl(path) {
const { subdomain, version } = this.$auth;
if (!subdomain || !version) {
throw new Error("Missing required authentication parameters: subdomain or version");
}
const baseUrl = constants.BASE_URL
.replace(constants.SUBDOMAIN_PLACEHOLDER, encodeURIComponent(subdomain))
.replace(constants.VERSION_PLACEHOLDER, encodeURIComponent(version));
return `${baseUrl}${path}`;
}This change adds basic validation and uses encodeURIComponent to prevent potential URL injection issues.
| _makeRequest({ | ||
| $ = this, path, headers, ...args | ||
| } = {}) { | ||
| return axios($, { | ||
| ...args, | ||
| url: this.getUrl(path), | ||
| headers: this.getHeaders(headers), | ||
| }); | ||
| }, |
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Add error handling to _makeRequest method
The _makeRequest method should include error handling to provide more informative error messages and potentially retry on certain types of failures.
Consider adding a try-catch block:
async _makeRequest({
$ = this, path, headers, ...args
} = {}) {
try {
return await axios($, {
...args,
url: this.getUrl(path),
headers: this.getHeaders(headers),
});
} catch (error) {
console.error(`Request to ${path} failed:`, error.message);
throw error;
}
}This change adds basic error logging and allows for future expansion of error handling logic.
| customerType: { | ||
| type: "string", | ||
| label: "Customer Type", | ||
| description: "The type of the customer.", | ||
| options: Object.values(constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE), | ||
| }, |
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CUSTOMER_TYPE is not exported in constants.mjs
The CUSTOMER_TYPE constant is declared but not exported in components/simla_com/common/constants.mjs. As a result, simla_com.app.mjs cannot access constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE, which may lead to runtime errors.
- File:
components/simla_com/common/constants.mjs - Lines: 9, 25
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Verify the constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE import
The customerType prop uses constants.CUSTOMER_TYPE, but the constants import is not visible in this file. Ensure that the constants.mjs file correctly exports the CUSTOMER_TYPE object.
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