New Components - alchemy #14470
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces significant changes to the Alchemy component, including the addition of new application logic, constants, and a module for handling GraphQL queries. A new file Changes
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components/alchemy/common/constants.mjs (2)
1-36: Consider standardizing network naming conventions and improving organization.The network identifiers could benefit from:
- Consistent naming patterns (e.g.,
ETH_MAINNETvsMATICMAINNET)- Grouping related networks together (mainnet/testnet pairs)
Consider reorganizing like this:
const NETWORKS = [ // Ethereum "ETH_MAINNET", "ETH_SEPOLIA", "ETH_HOLESKY", // Arbitrum "ARB_MAINNET", "ARB_SEPOLIA", "ARB_NOVA_MAINNET", // Polygon "MATIC_MAINNET", "MATIC_MUMBAI", // ... continue for other chains ];
38-77: Add documentation for the GraphQL query template.The
FULL_BLOCK_RECEIPTSquery would benefit from:
- JSDoc comments explaining its purpose and usage
- Documentation for the empty filter arrays in the logs query
- Information about which fields are required vs optional
Consider adding documentation like this:
+/** + * GraphQL query template for retrieving full block receipts with transaction details. + * Used by the Alchemy webhook service to monitor blockchain events. + * + * @remarks + * - The logs filter arrays (addresses and topics) are empty by default + * - Includes comprehensive transaction details including gas metrics and contract creation + */ const FULL_BLOCK_RECEIPTS = `components/alchemy/alchemy.app.mjs (1)
4-6: Consider adding a version property.Adding a version property to the app definition would help with tracking and maintaining compatibility.
export default { type: "app", app: "alchemy", + version: "0.0.1",
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components/alchemy/package.json (2)
3-5: Version bump and entry point changes look appropriate.
The minor version bump (0.1.0) aligns well with the addition of new webhook functionality. The simplified main entry point is also reasonable.
15-17: Verify build configuration after dist removal.
The package now depends on @pipedream/platform which is good. However, with the removal of the dist directory reference:
- Ensure the build output location is correctly configured elsewhere
- Verify that the package can be properly imported by consumers
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the build configuration.
Let me check the component's package.json and the build output configuration in the root tsconfig.json since the component doesn't have its own tsconfig.json.
No build configuration changes needed.
The component is properly configured:
- It's using
.mjsfiles which are ES modules and don't require compilation - The package correctly depends on
@pipedream/platformwhich provides the runtime environment - No build step is needed as the source files are directly executable
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79-82: LGTM! Export statement is clean and well-structured.
The exports are clearly defined and follow the module pattern correctly.
components/alchemy/alchemy.app.mjs (3)
8-12: Add secure input masking for the auth token.
The auth token should be masked to prevent accidental exposure in logs or UI.
[security]
authToken: {
type: "string",
label: "Auth Token",
+ secret: true,
description: "Find your [Alchemy auth token](https://docs.alchemy.com/reference/notify-api-faq#where-do-i-find-my-alchemy-auth-token) in the upper-right corner of your Webhooks dashboard by clicking the **AUTH TOKEN** button.",
},19-29: Add validation for custom GraphQL queries.
When users input custom GraphQL queries, there should be validation to ensure they are well-formed and safe to execute.
Consider adding:
- Query syntax validation
- Query complexity limits
- Sanitization of user input
Would you like me to provide an implementation for these validations?
1-64: Verify GraphQL query event handling implementation.
While the webhook infrastructure is in place, we should verify that the implementation supports the specific requirement of emitting events for new GraphQL queries.
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* new component * pnpm-lock.yaml * updates
Resolves #13206
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