Feature/sc 124023/execute refactor

[hugomontero]

Description

This PR will re-define the accepted params for execute and deploy and also use class pattern for logic function deploy and execute commands

How to Test

• Pull down the branch: git pull && git checkout feature/sc-124023/execute-refactor
• Install dependencies: npm i
• Run tests: npm run test:ci & npm run test:e2e -- --grep "Logic Function Commands"
• Run over the follow suggested tests:

Suggested tests:

Execute LF without params:

Having a current Logic function (you can use npm start -- lf create to create a fresh one) run:

• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path
• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path/file.js
• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path/file.logic.js

outcome

• In every case you will be able to execute your logic function succesfully.

Execute LF using --name --id

Having a current Logic function (you can use npm start -- lf create to create a fresh one) run:
In case of the --id use the command npm start -- lf get --name <logic-function-name> in order to download an existent LF

• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path --name <logic-function-name>
• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path --name "wrong name"
• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path --id <logic-function-id>

outcome

• With the right name the logic function will be executed
• With the wrong name it will show a message indicating that the logic function was not found
• With the id, in case the logic.json file contains id then it will be executed successfully

Execute LF using a path with several LF inside

Having a several Logic functions (you can use npm start -- lf create to create fresh ones) run:

• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path

outcome

• You will be prompted to pick one logic function from the list

Execute LF using a path with several LF inside with malformed ones

Having a several Logic functions (you can use npm start -- lf create to create fresh ones) run:

• Pick one logic function file pack and delete the .js
• npm start -- lf execute /my/logic/function/path

outcome
You will see a message indicating that there is a malformed logic function and the related error (in this case: .js doesn't exist)

Common cases

• Attempt to use the follow params:
  • device_id
  • product_id
  • data
  • payload

Deploy logic functions

Suggest to use the same tests than before just with deploy command instead

Related Issues / Discussions

Story details: https://app.shortcut.com/particle/story/124023

Completeness

• User is totes amazing for contributing!
• Contributor has signed CLA
• Problem and solution clearly stated
• Tests have been provided
• Docs have been updated
• CI is passing

[keeramis]

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