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Resolves #17046

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  • New Features
    • Added actions to retrieve a specific user, list companies, list teams, and list workers from Rippling.
    • Introduced a new event source to detect and emit events when a new worker is created in Rippling.
    • Enhanced configuration options for filtering, sorting, and expanding data in actions and event sources.
  • Chores
    • Updated package version and dependencies for improved compatibility.

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"""

Walkthrough

This update introduces a new Rippling integration featuring four actions—Get User, List Teams, List Workers, and List Companies—and a polling source for detecting new worker creation events. The Rippling app module is expanded with dynamic property definitions, API helper methods, and pagination support. The package manifest is updated accordingly.

Changes

Files/Groups Change Summary
components/rippling/actions/get-user/get-user.mjs New action: retrieves a specific user by ID from Rippling.
components/rippling/actions/list-teams/list-teams.mjs New action: lists all teams from Rippling with support for expansion, ordering, and pagination.
components/rippling/actions/list-workers/list-workers.mjs New action: lists workers with filtering, expansion, ordering, and pagination.
components/rippling/actions/list-companies/list-companies.mjs New action: lists companies from Rippling with expansion, ordering, and pagination.
components/rippling/sources/new-worker-created/new-worker-created.mjs New source: emits events when new workers are created in Rippling using polling.
components/rippling/rippling.app.mjs Adds propDefinitions for dynamic options, API helper methods, pagination, and removes placeholder code.
components/rippling/package.json Updates version to 0.1.0, adds @pipedream/platform dependency, and fixes JSON structure.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Action
    participant RipplingApp
    participant RipplingAPI

    User->>Action: Trigger action (e.g., List Workers)
    Action->>RipplingApp: Call API helper (e.g., getPaginatedResources)
    RipplingApp->>RipplingAPI: Make API request (e.g., listWorkers)
    RipplingAPI-->>RipplingApp: Return data (paginated)
    RipplingApp-->>Action: Aggregate results
    Action-->>User: Return final response
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Source
    participant RipplingApp
    participant RipplingAPI
    participant EventStream

    Source->>RipplingApp: Fetch latest workers (ordered by created_at)
    RipplingApp->>RipplingAPI: listWorkers API call
    RipplingAPI-->>RipplingApp: Return workers data
    RipplingApp-->>Source: Provide worker list
    Source->>EventStream: Emit new worker events
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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Implement "Get a user" action for Rippling (#17046)
Implement "List teams" action for Rippling (#17046)
Implement "List workers" action for Rippling (#17046)
Implement "List companies" action for Rippling (#17046)
Implement "New worker created" source for Rippling (#17046)

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A rabbit hopped through Rippling’s code,
New actions and sources it cheerfully bestowed.
Users and teams, workers galore,
Companies listed—features to explore!
When new workers appear, events now ignite—
This bunny’s integration is working just right!
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at packageResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:767:81)
at moduleResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:853:18)
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Actionable comments posted: 5

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components/rippling/sources/new-worker-created/new-worker-created.mjs (1)

1-87: Well-implemented polling source with minor improvement opportunities.

The source follows good patterns for state management and pagination. The logic correctly handles incremental polling and avoids duplicate events.

Consider these improvements:

  1. Timestamp comparison edge case: Line 67 uses > which could miss workers created at the exact same timestamp as the last processed one. Consider using >= or a different deduplication strategy.

  2. Date parsing error handling: Date.parse() can return NaN for invalid dates. Consider adding validation.

  3. URL encoding: Line 56 manually encodes the filter parameter, but most HTTP clients handle this automatically. Verify if this is necessary.

  for await (const worker of workers) {
    const ts = Date.parse(worker.created_at);
+   if (isNaN(ts)) {
+     console.warn(`Invalid created_at date for worker ${worker.id}: ${worker.created_at}`);
+     continue;
+   }
    if (ts > lastCreatedAt) {
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components/rippling/package.json (2)

3-3: LGTM: Appropriate version bump for new feature release.

The version update from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 correctly follows semantic versioning for a minor release with new features.


15-17: LGTM: Proper dependency addition for platform utilities.

The addition of "@pipedream/platform" dependency is appropriate for using platform utilities like DEFAULT_POLLING_SOURCE_TIMER_INTERVAL in the new components.

components/rippling/actions/list-teams/list-teams.mjs (1)

1-48: LGTM: Well-structured action with proper pagination and parameter handling.

The implementation follows Pipedream best practices:

  • Uses prop definitions for consistency across actions
  • Properly handles array parameters with .join(",")
  • Implements pagination through getPaginatedResources
  • Provides clear summary output

The action structure is clean and maintainable.

components/rippling/actions/list-companies/list-companies.mjs (1)

1-54: LGTM: Consistent implementation with enhanced ordering options.

The action follows the same solid patterns as other list actions with the addition of granular order direction control. The string interpolation for combining orderBy and orderDirection is appropriate for APIs expecting "field direction" format.

Good consistency across the action implementations.

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components/rippling/rippling.app.mjs (1)

33-110: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication.

The teamId, companyId, and userId propDefinitions follow nearly identical patterns with only minor differences in the API method called and field mappings. This presents an opportunity for refactoring to improve maintainability.

Consider creating a helper function to generate these propDefinitions:

+  _createEntityPropDefinition(entityType, apiMethod, labelField = "name") {
+    return {
+      type: "string",
+      label: `${entityType} ID`,
+      description: `The ID of the ${entityType.toLowerCase()}`,
+      async options({ prevContext }) {
+        const args = prevContext?.next
+          ? { url: prevContext?.next }
+          : {};
+        const { results, next_link: next } = await this[apiMethod](args);
+        return {
+          options: results?.map(({ id: value, [labelField]: label }) => ({
+            label,
+            value,
+          })) || [],
+          context: { next },
+        };
+      },
+    };
+  },

  propDefinitions: {
    workerId: {
      // Keep existing implementation due to personal_info complexity
    },
-   teamId: {
-     type: "string",
-     label: "Team ID", 
-     description: "The ID of the team",
-     async options({ prevContext }) {
-       // ... existing pagination logic
-     },
-   },
+   teamId: this._createEntityPropDefinition("Team", "listTeams", "name"),
+   companyId: this._createEntityPropDefinition("Company", "listCompanies", "name"),
+   userId: this._createEntityPropDefinition("User", "listUsers", "display_name"),
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components/rippling/rippling.app.mjs (5)

7-32: LGTM! Pagination implementation is now correct.

The workerId propDefinition now properly implements pagination support as suggested in previous reviews. The implementation correctly handles the prevContext.next URL and returns the proper context structure.


111-183: Well-structured property definitions with comprehensive options.

The filter, expand, and ordering property definitions are well-documented and provide good flexibility for API consumers. The descriptions are particularly helpful for understanding usage patterns.


186-203: Robust API request infrastructure.

The base URL, headers, and request helper methods provide a solid foundation for API interactions. The pattern of allowing either full URLs or paths in _makeRequest properly supports pagination scenarios.


204-235: API methods follow consistent patterns.

All the API methods (getUser, listUsers, listTeams, listWorkers, listCompanies) follow a consistent pattern and properly spread the options parameter for flexibility.


236-264: Pagination implementation is correct and follows best practices.

The async generator pattern for pagination is well-implemented, and the fix for moving loop control variables outside the for loop (as mentioned in past review comments) has been properly applied. The getPaginatedResources helper provides a convenient way to collect all results.

@michelle0927 michelle0927 merged commit d961f2e into master Jun 10, 2025
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