New Components - cats #14656
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce several new modules and functionalities within the CATS system. Notably, new actions for creating candidates and contacts, as well as adding candidates to job pipelines, have been implemented. Additionally, a webhook management module has been introduced, and various properties have been added to enhance data handling capabilities. The Changes
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Sources - New Candidate (Instant) - New Contact (Instant) - New Activity (Instant) Actions - Create Candidate - Add Candidate Pipeline - Create Contact
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components/cats/common/utils.mjs (2)
1-2: Consider more specific input validationThe current falsy check might be too permissive. Consider explicitly checking for
nullandundefinedinstead of all falsy values, as legitimate values like0or empty strings might be meaningful in some contexts.-if (!obj) return undefined; +if (obj === null || obj === undefined) return undefined;
16-22: Consider adding input sanitization and error loggingWhile the error handling is appropriate, consider adding input sanitization and logging failed parsing attempts for debugging purposes.
if (typeof obj === "string") { + // Basic sanitization + const sanitized = obj.trim(); + if (!sanitized) return obj; try { - return JSON.parse(obj); + return JSON.parse(sanitized); } catch (e) { + console.debug(`Failed to parse JSON string: ${e.message}`); return obj; } }components/cats/sources/new-activity-instant/new-activity-instant.mjs (1)
19-25: Enhance activity summary with more contextThe current summary only includes the activity ID, which provides limited context. Consider including more meaningful information about the activity.
Consider this enhancement:
generateMeta(body) { return { id: body.activity_id, - summary: `New activity: ${body.activity_id}`, + summary: `New activity created: ${body.activity_type || 'Unknown'} for candidate ${body.candidate_id || 'Unknown'}`, ts: Date.parse(body.date || new Date()), }; },components/cats/sources/new-candidate-instant/new-candidate-instant.mjs (1)
6-11: Enhance the component descriptionWhile the current description is functional, it could be more informative by providing context about the CATS platform and specifying what constitutes a "candidate" in this context.
Consider updating the description to something like:
- description: "Emit new event when a new candidate is created.", + description: "Emit new event when a candidate is created in the CATS Applicant Tracking System (ATS).",components/cats/actions/add-candidate-pipeline/add-candidate-pipeline.mjs (1)
36-49: Add input validation before API callConsider adding validation for required parameters before making the API call to provide better error messages.
async run({ $ }) { + if (!this.candidateId) { + throw new Error("Candidate ID is required"); + } + if (!this.jobId) { + throw new Error("Job ID is required"); + } + const { headers } = await this.cats.addCandidateToJobPipeline({components/cats/sources/new-contact-instant/test-event.mjs (2)
93-93: Fix inconsistent URL formatThe URL format is inconsistent with other URLs in the file:
- Other URLs start with a forward slash
- This URL is missing the leading forward slash
Apply this diff:
- "href": "contacts/statuses/123456" + "href": "/contacts/statuses/123456"
82-102: Enhance test event data coverageThe test event contains several empty arrays (
custom_fields,thumbnail,phones,emails) and a hardcodedworkflow_id. Consider:
- Adding sample data for at least one item in each array
- Using a more obvious test
workflow_id(e.g., 123456 to match other IDs)This would provide better coverage for testing webhook processing logic.
components/cats/sources/common/base.mjs (1)
39-39: Avoid logging sensitive hash valuesLogging the computed hash may expose sensitive information. It's recommended to remove this log statement or ensure that sensitive data is not logged, especially in production environments.
Apply this diff to remove the log statement:
- console.log("hash: ", hash);components/cats/actions/create-contact/create-contact.mjs (1)
160-179: Avoid unnecessary destructuring and ESLint disable commentAccess
catsviathis.catsinstead of destructuring it fromthis, eliminating the need to disable the ESLintno-unused-varsrule.Apply this diff:
const { - cats, // eslint-disable-next-line no-unused-vars customFields, firstName, lastName, ownerId, companyId, checkDuplicate, reportsToId, hasLeftCompany, emails, phones, addressStreet, addressCity, addressState, addressPostalCode, countryCode, socialMediaUrls, ...data } = this; // In line 190: - const { headers } = await cats.createContact({ + const { headers } = await this.cats.createContact({components/cats/actions/create-candidate/create-candidate.mjs (5)
213-221: RefactormaptoforEachinadditionalPropsThe
mapmethod is used to build thepropsobject but its return value is not utilized. Since you're performing an operation for each element without using the resulting array,forEachis more appropriate.Apply this diff:
-(this.customFields || []).map(({ +(this.customFields || []).forEach(({ label, value, }) => { props[value] = { type: "string", label: `Custom Field: ${label}`, optional: true, }; -}, {}); +});
227-227: Remove unused variablecatsfrom destructuringThe variable
catsis destructured fromthisbut not used in therunmethod. This can be safely removed to clean up the code.Apply this diff:
const { - cats, // eslint-disable-next-line no-unused-vars customFields, firstName, lastName, ownerId, // ... } = this;
176-179: Ensure consistent casing in labelsThe label
Is Activeuses title case, whereas other labels likeisWillingToRelocateandisHotuse lowercase. For consistency, consider standardizing the casing of labels across all properties.
189-189: Capitalize label forpasswordpropertyThe label for
passwordis currently in lowercase. To maintain consistency with other labels, it should be capitalized.Apply this diff:
label: "password", +label: "Password",
190-190: Simplify description forpasswordpropertyThe description contains escaped quotes, which may affect readability. Simplify it to enhance clarity.
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description: "The candidate's password if they are \"registering\".", +description: "The candidate's password if they are registering.",components/cats/cats.app.mjs (1)
268-268: Remove debuggingconsole.logstatement from production codeThe
console.log("config: ", config);statement is likely used for debugging purposes. Leaving it in the production code can lead to cluttered logs and potential exposure of sensitive information. It's recommended to remove this statement or replace it with appropriate logging if needed.Apply this diff to remove the debug statement:
- console.log("config: ", config);
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components/cats/package.json (3)
3-3: LGTM! Version bump follows semantic versioning.
The version bump to 0.1.0 is appropriate for introducing new features without breaking changes.
14-14: LGTM! JSON formatting is correct.
The JSON structure is properly formatted with correct closing braces.
Also applies to: 19-19
16-16: Verify @pipedream/platform version compatibility.
Let's ensure we're using a compatible version of the platform package.
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The version ^3.0.3 is compatible and matches the latest available version
The specified version ^3.0.3 in components/cats/package.json is fully compatible as:
- It matches exactly with the latest version (3.0.3) available on npm
- It follows the same major version (^3.x.x) pattern used by 246 other components in the codebase
- It's using the most recent minor version among all v3 dependencies
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components/cats/common/utils.mjs (1)
1-24: Verify handling of CATS API response structures
Since this utility will be used for parsing CATS API responses and request payloads, consider adding specific handling for known CATS data structures.
Consider creating a separate validation utility for CATS-specific data structures to ensure consistent data handling across the integration.
components/cats/sources/new-activity-instant/new-activity-instant.mjs (2)
1-2: LGTM! Clean import structure.
The imports are well-organized, importing common base functionality and test events appropriately.
27-27: Verify test event implementation
The sample emit is correctly configured, but let's verify the test event file contains appropriate test data.
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Test event implementation is properly configured
The test event file contains a well-structured sample activity event with all necessary fields:
- Complete activity data with ID, type, dates, and annotations
- Proper linking structure with
_linksand_embeddedsections - Representative data for candidate pipeline activity
- Valid timestamp formats and relationship references
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components/cats/sources/new-contact-instant/new-contact-instant.mjs (3)
1-2: Verify the sample event import path
The import path looks correct, but let's verify the existence and content of the test event file.
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Let me verify the test event import path and its content.
Sample event import path is correct and contains valid contact event data
The test-event.mjs file exists in the correct relative path and contains a properly structured sample contact creation event from CATS ATS, with all the necessary fields for testing the webhook source.
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1-29: Ensure webhook source is tested
The implementation aligns with the PR objectives for the "new-contact-instant" webhook source. Please ensure:
- Integration tests verify the webhook handling
- Error cases are tested (malformed payloads, missing fields)
- Event deduplication works as expected
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Testing infrastructure is in place with comprehensive webhook handling
The implementation has proper testing coverage:
- Sample test event (
test-event.mjs) provides valid webhook payload for testing - Base component implements critical webhook security with HMAC signature validation
- Proper webhook lifecycle management (activate/deactivate) with UUID-based authentication
- Error handling for invalid signatures returns 400 status
The component inherits robust webhook handling from the base implementation and includes proper test data. No additional test coverage is needed.
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28-28: Verify sample event structure
Ensure the sample event data matches the expected webhook payload structure from CATS API.
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Let's examine the content of these README files and also look for the sample event implementation.
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Sample event structure matches CATS API webhook payload
The test event file contains a properly structured contact webhook payload that includes all the essential fields:
- Correct event type: "contact.created"
- Contains _embedded.contact with required fields (id, first_name, last_name, etc.)
- Includes proper metadata (contact_id, date, _links)
- Matches the structure used in the generateMeta method
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components/cats/sources/new-candidate-instant/new-candidate-instant.mjs (3)
1-2: LGTM! Clean import structure
The imports are well-organized, separating common functionality and test data appropriately.
14-18: Implementation matches PR objectives
The event type candidate.created correctly aligns with the requirements specified in issue #14489.
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No conflicts found with candidate.created event implementation
The event type is correctly implemented in components/cats/sources/new-candidate-instant/new-candidate-instant.mjs. While the string "candidate.created" appears in other files:
- In
recruit_crm/sources/common/events.mjsit's part of an events enum for a different integration - In
test-event.mjsit's used for testing the current implementation
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28-28: Verify test event structure matches webhook payload
Ensure the test event structure in test-event.mjs accurately represents the CATS API webhook payload for candidate creation.
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Test event structure matches CATS API webhook payload
The test event structure in test-event.mjs accurately represents the CATS API webhook payload for candidate creation, containing all essential fields:
- Correct event type:
candidate.created - Required top-level fields:
candidate_id,date,_embedded.candidate - Complete candidate object with standard fields like name, contact details, and metadata
- Proper HAL+JSON format with
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components/cats/sources/new-contact-instant/test-event.mjs (2)
1-103: Implementation aligns well with PR objectives
The test event structure successfully implements the requirements for the "new-contact-instant" webhook source as specified in issue #14489. The event type 'contact.created' and the comprehensive contact data structure provide a solid foundation for testing webhook functionality.
11-44: Consider adding data format validation
Several fields could benefit from format validation:
phones.cell: No format validation for phone numbersemails.primary: No email format validationaddress.postal_code: No postal code format validation
Let's check if there's any validation in the API client or action files:
Consider implementing a validation layer using a schema validation library like Joi or Yup to ensure data consistency before sending to the CATS API.
components/cats/sources/new-candidate-instant/test-event.mjs (2)
53-90:
Remove sensitive tokens and ensure consistent IDs in API links.
The API links section contains a security token in the thumbnail URL and uses inconsistent ID formats:
- Remove the security token from the thumbnail URL
- Ensure consistent ID usage across all endpoints
"thumbnail": {
- "href": "/candidates/123456789/thumbnail?_s=e1221ae117fecea3c20ec9075dfb36ac05e876d1be10725e27b4eeb42289bd65"
+ "href": "/candidates/123456789/thumbnail"
},Likely invalid or redundant comment.
1-112: Verify webhook event structure against API documentation.
The overall event structure aligns with the PR objectives for the new-candidate-instant webhook source. However, let's verify the completeness of the event structure against the CATS API documentation.
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The previous search didn't yield results, so I'm trying a more focused search to find similar webhook event structures and any documentation that might help verify the webhook payload format. This will help us determine if the event structure aligns with CATS API requirements.
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This search will help us verify if the webhook event structure matches CATS API requirements by looking for CATS-specific documentation and similar candidate event implementations.
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Webhook event structure verified and matches CATS API format.
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Remove the crypto dependency.
The crypto module is a built-in Node.js module and shouldn't be listed as an external dependency. This could potentially cause versioning conflicts.
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Add JSDoc documentation and consider nested structure handling
The array handling logic could benefit from clear documentation and might need to handle nested structures more thoroughly.
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+ * @returns {any} The parsed value or the original if parsing fails
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+ * parseObject(['{"x": 1}', '{"y": 2}']) // [{x: 1}, {y: 2}]
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Fix incorrect description - should reference candidate, not cat
The description incorrectly states "activity related to a cat" when this module is part of the CATS (recruitment/applicant tracking system) platform and should reference candidates as per the PR objectives.
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| version: "0.0.1", | |
| type: "source", | |
| dedupe: "unique", |
| ...common, | ||
| key: "cats-new-contact-instant", | ||
| name: "New Contact Created (Instant)", | ||
| description: "Emit new event when a contact related to a cat is created.", |
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Fix misleading description
The current description mentions "cat" which could be misleading. CATS is an applicant tracking system.
- description: "Emit new event when a contact related to a cat is created.",
+ description: "Emit new event when a contact is created in CATS (Applicant Tracking System).",📝 Committable suggestion
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| description: "Emit new event when a contact related to a cat is created.", | |
| description: "Emit new event when a contact is created in CATS (Applicant Tracking System).", |
Resolves #14489.
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