Zoho CRM - support picklist fields #14974
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications across multiple files within the Zoho CRM component. Key changes include an updated method signature for Changes
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The implementation correctly maps picklist values to a structured format with value/label pairs, which is essential for proper dropdown rendering in the UI. components/zoho_crm/actions/update-object/update-object.mjs (2)
The version bump and ConfigurationError import are appropriate given the new functionality and error handling. Also applies to: 10-10
The error handling has been enhanced with specific error messages for different scenarios:
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components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs (1)
166-183: RefineparseFieldsto avoid unintended parsing of string valuesThe
parseFieldsmethod currently attempts to parse all string values infields, which might unintentionally parse regular string fields that are not JSON. Consider modifying the method to only parse fields known to contain JSON strings to prevent potential data issues.Apply this diff to refine the
parseFieldsmethod:def parseFields(fields) { if (!fields) { return; } for (const [ key, value, ] of Object.entries(fields)) { try { - if (typeof value === "string") { + if (this.isJsonField(key) && typeof value === "string") { fields[key] = JSON.parse(value); } } catch { fields[key] = value; } } return fields; } +// Helper method to determine if a field is expected to be a JSON string +isJsonField(fieldName) { + const jsonFields = [ + // Add field names that are expected to contain JSON strings + "jsonField1", + "jsonField2", + ]; + return jsonFields.includes(fieldName); +}You can define an
isJsonFieldhelper method to check if a field should be parsed, preventing unintended parsing of plain string fields.
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components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs (1)
155-162: Properly map picklist values to options
The mapping of pick_list_values to the options property within getOptionalProps is correctly implemented. This will effectively populate the options for fields with picklist values.
components/zoho_crm/actions/update-object/update-object.mjs (2)
9-9: Version updated to "0.3.3"
The version bump from "0.3.2" to "0.3.3" is appropriate given the introduced changes.
64-64: Ensure parseFields usage aligns with data expectations
The object is now processed through this.parseFields(object) before being passed to zohoCrm.updateObject. Verify that this transformation is compatible with the expected data format and that it does not introduce unintended consequences due to parsing, especially in light of the concerns raised about parseFields.
Run the following script to test the integrity of the data after parsing:
Ensure that the parsed object maintains the correct data types and values.
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parseFields implementation is safe and appropriate for this usage
The parseFields method implementation in common-objects.mjs is designed to handle string-to-JSON conversion for field values, with proper error handling. It:
- Only attempts to parse string values that might be JSON
- Preserves the original value if parsing fails
- Maintains non-string values as-is
- Returns undefined if no fields are provided
Its usage in update-object.mjs is appropriate as it ensures any stringified JSON fields are properly converted before being sent to the Zoho CRM API, preventing potential data format issues.
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# Description: Verify that the parsed object fields retain expected data types.
# Assuming you have test cases or sample data
# Output the object before and after parsing to compare
echo "Original object:"
cat sample_object.json
echo "Parsed object:"
node -e '
const fs = require("fs");
const common = require("./components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs");
const object = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync("sample_object.json", "utf8"));
console.log(common.parseFields(object));
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the parseFields implementation and its usage
ast-grep --pattern 'parseFields($$$)' -l javascript
# Also check the content of the common-objects.mjs file
cat components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs
# And examine the update-object.mjs file for context
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components/zoho_crm/actions/create-object/create-object.mjs (2)
8-8: Version updated to "0.3.3"
The version increment from "0.3.2" to "0.3.3" reflects the updates made in the action.
56-56: Validate the use of parseFields when creating objects
The object is now being processed with this.parseFields(object) before the API call in zohoCrm.createObject. Please ensure that this change is appropriate and does not lead to unintended data parsing issues, considering the earlier suggestion to refine parseFields.
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Check that the parsedObject contains the correct data and types before proceeding with the API call.
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parseFields implementation is safe and appropriate for object creation
The implementation of parseFields in common-objects.mjs is straightforward and safe. It attempts to parse string values as JSON only if they are actually strings, preserving the original value if parsing fails. This is appropriate for the create object operation as it:
- Handles potential JSON strings that might be passed as field values
- Preserves non-string values as-is
- Maintains the original value if JSON parsing fails
- Does not modify the structure of the object, only attempts to parse string values
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# Description: Test the create object functionality with parsed fields.
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echo "Testing createObject with parsed fields"
node -e '
const common = require("./components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs");
const createObject = require("./components/zoho_crm/actions/create-object/create-object.mjs");
const sampleObject = {/* provide sample data */};
const parsedObject = common.parseFields(sampleObject);
// Mock zohoCrm.createObject or log the parsedObject for inspection
console.log(parsedObject);
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components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs (1)
36-57: Simplify the type mapping implementation and remove unnecessary semicolonThe implementation can be improved in a few ways:
- Remove the unnecessary semicolon after the switch statement
- Consider using an object map for type mapping instead of switch-case
Here's a more concise implementation:
getType({ data_type: dataType, json_type: jsonType, }) { - let type; - switch (dataType) { - case "boolean": - type = "boolean"; - break; - case "integer": - type = "integer"; - break; - case "bigint": - type = "integer"; - break; - default: - type = "string"; - break; - }; + const typeMap = { + boolean: "boolean", + integer: "integer", + bigint: "integer" + }; + const type = typeMap[dataType] || "string"; if (jsonType === "jsonarray") { return `${type}[]`; } return type; }
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components/zoho_crm/actions/common/common-objects.mjs (2)
151-162: LGTM! Well-structured picklist handling
The changes to getOptionalProps are well implemented:
- Correctly passes field object to the updated
getTypemethod - Good handling of picklist values with clear mapping to value/label pairs
36-38: Update all getType method calls in the codebase
The getType method signature has changed to accept an object with data_type and json_type properties. All calls to this method throughout the codebase need to be updated to match the new signature to prevent runtime errors.
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Resolves #14939
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