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Resolves #15065.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced modules for creating attendance entries, employees, and leave requests in Kenjo.
    • Added event handling for the creation of new companies and employees.
  • Enhancements

    • Expanded properties and methods in the Kenjo application for better interaction with employee-related data.
  • Version Update

    • Updated the package version to 0.1.0 and added new dependencies.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced metadata and descriptions for new modules and actions.

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This pull request introduces comprehensive enhancements to the Kenjo integration, adding new actions and sources for managing employee-related data. The changes include creating attendance entries, employees, and leave requests, as well as implementing event sources for tracking new companies and employees. The Kenjo app component has been expanded with new methods and properties to support these functionalities, enabling more robust interaction with the Kenjo API.

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File Change Summary
components/kenjo/actions/create-*.mjs Added new action modules for creating attendance entries, employees, and leave requests with comprehensive metadata and API interaction methods
components/kenjo/kenjo.app.mjs Extended propDefinitions with new properties, added multiple API methods for listing and creating resources
components/kenjo/package.json Updated version to 0.1.0, added @pipedream/platform dependency
components/kenjo/sources/common/base.mjs Introduced base module for handling resource-based event sources
components/kenjo/sources/new-*-created/*.mjs Added event sources for tracking new companies and employees

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Create employee action [#15065]
New employee event source [#15065]
New company event source [#15065]
Create attendance entry Not explicitly mentioned in original issue

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (8)
components/kenjo/kenjo.app.mjs (3)

6-20: Consider handling empty or null API responses
Currently, employeeId options are generated from listEmployees(), filtered for isActive. If listEmployees() returns an unexpected structure (e.g., no data or a null response), we could encounter errors. Consider defaulting to an empty array or providing fallback logic.


21-34: Likewise, consider pagination for listing companies
If there are many companies, the listCompanies() call may return a large array. Consider pagination or partial loading if the Kenjo API supports it.


88-101: Centralized request method with limited error handling
While _makeRequest() funnels all requests through a single method, consider adding more robust error trapping (like catching 4xx / 5xx responses). This will help the flows gracefully handle API errors and provide meaningful messages.

components/kenjo/sources/new-company-created/new-company-created.mjs (1)

3-23: New company created event source
This logic cleanly extends the common base, retrieves new companies using listCompanies(), and emits them with a helpful summary. Consider logging or error handling if listCompanies() fails or returns unexpected data.

components/kenjo/sources/common/base.mjs (1)

26-40: Core run logic
Iterates over items returned by the resource function, then emits each with metadata. This framework is flexible. Consider a maximum item cap or paginated retrieval for sources that might return large datasets.

components/kenjo/actions/create-attendance-entry/create-attendance-entry.mjs (1)

4-52: Properties for attendance creation
Well-defined properties, including optional break times. We might want to add a format validator on time fields if the API is strict about the hh:mm:ss format, otherwise we rely on Kenjo’s server to handle validation.

components/kenjo/actions/create-leave-request/create-leave-request.mjs (1)

33-52: Consider defaulting to StartOfDay and EndOfDay if unset.
If the user leaves partOfDayFrom or partOfDayTo blank, you might default them here in the run method to avoid potential API errors.

components/kenjo/actions/create-employee/create-employee.mjs (1)

87-107: Ensure workDays aligns with real schedules.
If workDays is left empty, it is interpreted as an employee working no days. Confirm if this is the intended behavior or if defaults should be used. Similarly, confirm whether trackAttendance should default to false if unset.

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🔇 Additional comments (22)
components/kenjo/kenjo.app.mjs (9)

1-2: Imports look good.
No concerns regarding the imported modules.


35-48: Time-off type listing appears straightforward
The code for timeOffTypeId is consistent with the approach for other IDs. Looks good, with the same remark about handling possibly large data sets or empty arrays.


49-67: Optional office ID logic is solid
Accepting a companyId for filtering offices is a good approach. Consider returning an empty array if companyId is not defined, or if the user might skip that selection.


68-82: Department listing
Similar to offices and companies, watch out for large or paged data sets from listDepartments().


85-87: Base URL retrieval
Returning the API URL from this.$auth is standard. Verify that api_url is always populated in the user’s auth object.


102-131: List methods appear consistent
All list methods (listCompanies, listOffices, listDepartments, listEmployees, and listTimeOffTypes) uniformly use _makeRequest. This consistency is good. A next step could be adding optional parameters (e.g. pagination limits) if supported by the API.


132-138: Employee creation logic
Straightforward creation method. Consider systematically handling the response for partial success or validation errors if they arise.


139-145: Leave request creation method
Matches the pattern used in createEmployee. Minimal overhead—good job keeping consistent naming.


146-151: Attendance entry creation method
Implementation is consistent with the other creation methods. If attendance creation has unique validations (e.g., overlapping time checks), consider an additional check or returning informative errors.

components/kenjo/sources/new-company-created/new-company-created.mjs (1)

1-2: Base module import
Importing the shared common utility helps standardize event logic. No issues found.

components/kenjo/sources/new-employee-created/new-employee-created.mjs (2)

1-2: Base module import
Similar approach to new-company-created. No issues.


3-27: New employee created event source
The approach reuses shared logic and properly references listEmployees(). Generating metadata with employee.email is user-friendly.

components/kenjo/sources/common/base.mjs (2)

1-3: Imports
Pulling kenjo from the same-level app and using the default polling interval is standard for sources. No concerns.


4-24: Common source props and partial method stubs
Defining placeholders such as getResourceFn() and generateMeta() for extension is an excellent approach. This fosters reusability across new event sources.

components/kenjo/actions/create-attendance-entry/create-attendance-entry.mjs (2)

1-3: Imports
Importing kenjo and ConfigurationError is appropriate for the creation logic.


53-76: Runtime logic
The check for breakEndTime requiring a breakStartTime is prudent. The final summary message is clear. Overall, nicely handled with a minimal but sufficient guard.

components/kenjo/actions/create-leave-request/create-leave-request.mjs (2)

3-8: Looks good -- clear metadata and naming.
The name and description fields accurately describe the action. Versioning and action type are well-defined.


23-32: Validate the date format and range.
Although the action description indicates the YYYY-MM-DD format, consider adding validation or checks to ensure the user provides valid dates and that the from date precedes the to date.

components/kenjo/actions/create-employee/create-employee.mjs (2)

3-8: Action metadata is consistent and descriptive.
The naming conventions and references to the Kenjo docs are clear. This helps users quickly identify the purpose of the action.


10-132: Validate required fields and clarify optional ones.

  • Fields like email, firstName, lastName, companyId, and weeklyHours are essential. Consider checking if they are missing or invalid before calling the API.
  • Fields like language or birthdate are optional, so specifying defaults or using safe fallback logic could improve robustness.
components/kenjo/package.json (2)

3-3: Minor version bump looks appropriate.
You’ve introduced new features, so incrementing to 0.1.0 is consistent with semantic versioning for new functionality.


14-18: Check that the added dependency is truly necessary.
Confirm that all features from @pipedream/platform are utilized in the new actions or sources. Removing unused dependencies keeps the package lean.

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Hi @michelle0927 lgtm! Ready for QA!

@michelle0927 michelle0927 merged commit 5ce280f into master Dec 30, 2024
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