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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces new modules for managing employee data within the Onbee application, including actions for creating, updating, and deleting employee records. Each module defines an action with relevant metadata and properties, encapsulating the core functionality in asynchronous Changes
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components/onbee_app/actions/delete-employee/delete-employee.mjs (3)
1-8: LGTM! Consider adding more details to the description.The import statement and action metadata are well-structured. The inclusion of the API documentation link in the description is commendable.
Consider expanding the description to briefly mention what happens when an employee is deleted (e.g., data removal, access revocation) to provide more context to the action's impact.
9-17: LGTM! Consider adding input validation.The props definition is well-structured and uses the app's propDefinition for employeeId, which is good for consistency.
Consider adding input validation for the employeeId if it's not already handled in the app's propDefinition. This could include checking for a valid format or existence of the employee before attempting deletion.
1-29: Overall, well-implemented action with room for minor enhancements.The "Delete Employee" action is well-structured and follows the expected patterns for this framework. It's concise, focused, and integrates well with the broader app structure.
Consider the following enhancements to further improve the robustness and maintainability of this action:
- Implement proper error handling as suggested earlier.
- Add input validation for the employeeId if not already handled in the app's propDefinition.
- Consider adding a confirmation step or a "dry run" option to prevent accidental deletions.
- If applicable, implement logging of deletion actions for audit purposes.
These enhancements will make the action more resilient and user-friendly while maintaining its core functionality.
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components/onbee_app/package.json (3)
3-3: Version bump looks good.The update from version 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 indicates a minor version increment, which is appropriate for adding new features or making non-breaking changes. This aligns with semantic versioning principles.
13-14: PublishConfig update is appropriate.Setting the
accessproperty to "public" in thepublishConfigsection is a good practice. It explicitly defines the package visibility as public when published, which is important for scoped packages like@pipedream/onbee_app.
15-17: Dependencies addition looks good, but verify usage.The addition of
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components/onbee_app/actions/create-employee/create-employee.mjs (1)
3-41: Component and props are correctly definedThe action is well-structured with appropriate metadata and property definitions. The use of
propDefinitionensures consistency and reusability across the application.components/onbee_app/actions/update-employee/update-employee.mjs (1)
6-6: Verify the documentation link in the descriptionEnsure that the URL provided in the
descriptionfield correctly points to the API endpoint for updating an employee. This helps users quickly access the relevant documentation.components/onbee_app/onbee_app.app.mjs (1)
80-88: Verify HTTP method for 'updateEmployee'The
updateEmployeemethod uses"post"as the HTTP method for updating an employee. Typically,PUTorPATCHmethods are used for update operations. Verify that"post"is the correct method according to the API specification.
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Co-authored-by: michelle0927 <[email protected]>
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