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WalkthroughThis pull request enhances the documentation for the Pipedream Connect API by introducing a new optional query parameter, Changes
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336-343: Add a security warning about credential handling.While the code examples are correct, it would be beneficial to add a more prominent security warning about credential handling, perhaps as a callout block before the examples.
+ <Callout type="warning"> + **Security Warning**: When retrieving account credentials, ensure they are: + - Never logged or stored in plaintext + - Never exposed in client-side code or responses + - Stored securely using appropriate encryption + - Accessed only when necessary + </Callout>Also applies to: 359-366, 382-392
575-577: Consider adding TypeScript type annotations.While the examples are correct, adding TypeScript type annotations for the parameters would improve developer experience.
-const account = await pd.getAccountById(accountId, { +const account = await pd.getAccountById(accountId, { + app?: string; + external_user_id?: string; + include_credentials?: boolean;Also applies to: 600-602, 622-631
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308-316: LGTM! Clear and secure documentation of the new parameter.
The documentation for the include_credentials parameter is well-structured and includes an important security callout about OAuth client requirements.
479-524: LGTM! Comprehensive response example with credentials.
The example response with credentials is well-structured and includes all necessary fields. The sensitive fields are properly masked with "xxx" and "xxxxxxxx".
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401-528: Example responses are comprehensive but could use formatting improvements.The example responses effectively show the difference between responses with and without credentials. However, consider adding line breaks between major sections of the JSON response for better readability.
{ "page_info": { "total_count": 1, "count": 1, "start_cursor": "YXBuX0JtaEJKSm0", "end_cursor": "YXBuX1YxaE1lTE0", }, + "data": { "accounts":[ { "id": "apn_MGhvgnX",
694-694: Consider removing or obfuscating the user ID in example.The example response includes a specific user ID "gcostanza" which might be better replaced with a generic placeholder like "user123".
- "user_id": "gcostanza", + "user_id": "user123",
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308-320: Documentation for include_credentials parameter is well structured.
The documentation clearly explains the parameter's purpose and includes appropriate security warnings. The additional info callout about OAuth client requirements is particularly helpful.
340-347: Examples are consistent across all language implementations.
The TypeScript, Node.js, and cURL examples consistently demonstrate the usage of the new include_credentials parameter. The comments about not returning credentials to the client are appropriately emphasized across all examples.
Also applies to: 363-370, 386-396
583-585: Verify consistency of optional parameters across endpoints.
The documentation shows app and external_user_id as optional parameters for the single account endpoint, but these aren't listed in the parameters section. This could be confusing for API users.
Also applies to: 608-610, 630-639
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Parameters are correctly documented but in different sections
The app and external_user_id parameters shown in the code example are indeed documented in the API reference:
appis documented under "Query parameters" for the "List all accounts" endpointexternal_user_idis documented under "Query parameters" for the "List all accounts" endpointinclude_credentialsis documented under "Query parameters" for both "List all accounts" and "Retrieve account details by ID" endpoints
All parameters are properly supported in the implementation and consistently documented across the API reference.
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include_credentialsfor account-related API endpoints.Documentation