New Components - charthop #15391
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several new modules and functionalities across the ChartHop integration. New action modules for creating employees, searching organizations, and updating employee details have been added. The application configuration now supports additional properties with corresponding API methods for organizations, employees, groups, and jobs. New event sources for employee, group, and job creation extend a common base module for event handling. Additionally, a utility function for safely parsing objects is now available, and the package version and dependency have been updated. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant CA as Create Employee Action
participant Utils as parseObject Utility
participant CH as ChartHop API
U->>CA: Trigger create employee with data
CA->>Utils: Parse additionalProperties
Utils-->>CA: Return parsed object (or empty object)
CA->>CH: Call createPerson({ orgId, name, additionalProperties })
CH-->>CA: Return new employee details
CA->>U: Return summary message with employee ID
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components/charthop/common/utils.mjs (1)
1-13: Good implementation of the parseObject utility functionThe function correctly handles multiple input scenarios: falsy values, strings that may be JSON, and other object types. Error handling for JSON parsing is properly implemented.
I would suggest adding JSDoc comments to clarify the function's purpose and expected parameters:
+/** + * Parses an object from various input formats. + * @param {any} obj - The input to parse. Can be a string, object, or falsy value. + * @returns {any} The parsed object, undefined for falsy input, or original value if parsing fails. + */ function parseObject(obj) { if (!obj) { return undefined; } if (typeof obj === "string") { try { return JSON.parse(obj); } catch { return obj; } } return obj; }components/charthop/sources/new-job-created/new-job-created.mjs (1)
11-19:❓ Verification inconclusive
Methods implementation could be enhanced
The methods are implemented correctly, but the
getSummarymethod returns minimal information.Consider enhancing the summary to include more meaningful information about the job if available:
getSummary(item) { - return `New Job: ${item.id}`; + return `New Job: ${item.title || item.name || item.id}${item.department ? ` in ${item.department}` : ''}`; }
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Below is a revised review comment. Since the initial verification of the job object structure using the
ast-grepcommand produced no output, please manually verify that the ChartHop API’s job objects include additional details such astitle,name, ordepartmentbefore merging. For now, enhancegetSummaryas suggested, but double-check that those fields exist in the actual job response.Enhanced Summary Suggestion for
getSummary
- The current implementation returns only the job ID.
- Consider improving the summary by including the job’s title or name and, if available, its department:
getSummary(item) { - return `New Job: ${item.id}`; + return `New Job: ${item.title || item.name || item.id}${item.department ? ` in ${item.department}` : ''}`; }- Action Required: Manually verify that the job objects from
ChartHop(accessed viathis.charthop.listJobs) contain the fields used above. If not, adjust the enhancement accordingly.If needed, you can run the following command to search for where
listJobsis defined and check for candidate fields:Please review the job object properties and ensure the enhanced summary provides meaningful information.
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Enhance summary detail in getSummary for richer job information
The current implementation returns only the job ID. We'd like to enrich the summary by including, when available, the job title, name, or department. For example, if a job object has these fields, consider updating the code as follows:
getSummary(item) { - return `New Job: ${item.id}`; + return `New Job: ${item.title || item.name || item.id}${item.department ? ` in ${item.department}` : ''}`; }Important: Our automated search for the structure of job objects (via
rgon "listJobs") did not reveal clear evidence that ChartHop job objects include these additional fields. Please manually verify the actual structure available fromthis.charthop.listJobsin your development environment (e.g., using logged output or consulting API documentation) and adjust the code if these fields are absent or named differently.components/charthop/actions/search-organization/search-organization.mjs (1)
23-35: Run method could be more flexibleThe implementation looks correct, but the
includeFormerparameter is hardcoded totrue.Consider making
includeFormera configurable option:props: { charthop, orgId: { propDefinition: [ charthop, "orgId", ], }, q: { type: "string", label: "Query", description: "The search query", }, + includeFormer: { + type: "boolean", + label: "Include Former Members", + description: "Whether to include former members in the search results", + default: true, + optional: true, + }, }, async run({ $ }) { const response = await this.charthop.searchOrganization({ $, orgId: this.orgId, params: { q: this.q, - includeFormer: true, + includeFormer: this.includeFormer, }, });components/charthop/actions/create-employee/create-employee.mjs (1)
1-47: Well-structured action module with proper error handlingThis action module follows best practices with clear property definitions, appropriate documentation links, and good error handling with the
parseObjectutility. The implementation makes appropriate use of the ChartHop API for creating a person.A few suggestions for enhancement:
- It would be good to add validation for the
namefield, ensuring it's not empty before making the API call.- Consider making
namemore structured (first name/last name) as it might align better with ChartHop's data model.- The success message in line 44 could provide more context about the created employee (perhaps include the name).
components/charthop/sources/new-employee-created/new-employee-created.mjs (1)
24-26: Consider adding more context to the event summary.
Currently, the summary only displays the new employee ID. It could be more user-friendly to include part of the employee's name if available.components/charthop/charthop.app.mjs (1)
102-118: HTTP request handling is straightforward.
The_makeRequesthelper centralizes base URL and headers. Ensure that 4xx/5xx errors are handled gracefully; optional error handling or user feedback may be beneficial.
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components/charthop/common/utils.mjs (1)
15-17: Export looks goodClean export syntax for the utility function.
components/charthop/package.json (2)
3-3: Version update is appropriateIncreasing from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 follows semantic versioning principles for adding new features without breaking changes.
14-16: Dependencies look goodAdding the dependency on @pipedream/platform is appropriate for a Pipedream component. The caret version ^3.0.3 allows for compatible updates.
components/charthop/sources/new-job-created/new-job-created.mjs (2)
1-2: Import looks goodProperly imports the common base module for reuse.
3-10: Module metadata is well-definedThe component has appropriate metadata including key, name, description, version, type, and deduplication strategy.
components/charthop/actions/search-organization/search-organization.mjs (3)
1-2: Import looks goodProperly imports the ChartHop app module.
3-8: Module metadata is well-definedThe action has appropriate metadata including key, name, description, version, and type.
9-22: Props are well-definedThe properties for this action are clearly defined with appropriate types and descriptions.
components/charthop/sources/common/base.mjs (1)
1-93:⚠️ Potential issueSolid base implementation for polling ChartHop resources
The base module provides a well-structured foundation for polling-based event sources. The code follows good practices with:
- Clear separation of concerns between data retrieval, state management, and event emission
- Appropriate use of pagination
- Proper error handling for required method implementations
However, there's an issue in the
getResourceFnmethod implementation:In the
getResultsmethod, you're correctly definingresourceFnfromthis.getResourceFn(), but the example innew-group-created.mjsshows that this method is returningthis.charthop.listJobs. However, when looking at line 60-63, you're usingresourceFndirectly in pagination rather than calling it as a function, which would cause a runtime error.You should modify the pagination call to:
- const items = this.charthop.paginate({ - resourceFn, - args, - }); + const items = this.charthop.paginate({ + resourceFn, + args, + });Also, it might be clearer and less error-prone to type-check that
resourceFnis indeed a function before using it.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
components/charthop/actions/update-employee-details/update-employee-details.mjs (1)
1-83:❓ Verification inconclusive
Well-implemented employee update action with dynamic properties
This action module intelligently generates properties based on the employee's current data, allowing for flexible updates. The implementation correctly handles fetching, updating, and retrieving the updated employee details.
However, there are a few potential issues to address:
There's a documentation inconsistency. The description links to
/user/updateUserbut the code usesupdatePerson. Ensure the documentation link matches the actual implementation.The handling of complex fields might need improvement:
props[key] = { type: "string", label: `${key}`, default: key === "name" ? (`${value?.first} ${value?.last}`).trim() - : `${value}`, + : (typeof value === 'object') ? JSON.stringify(value) : `${value}`, };
- Consider adding type validation when updating the employee. The current implementation assumes all fields are strings (line 47), but some fields might require specific types or formats.
Also, verify if
charthop.updatePersoncan handle all the fields being passed through. Some fields might be read-only or require special handling.
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updatePersonandgetPersonmethods) in the Charthop app module are consistent with the review comment concerns. This script checks the definitions and usage in the relevant file:Once you’ve verified that these methods are implemented as expected (for example, ensuring that
updatePersonindeed supports updating all fields passed from the dynamic properties, and that the documentation URL aligns with the actual API method), you can proceed with the following revised review comment:
Attention: Documentation and Data Handling Improvements Needed
Great job on the flexible implementation for dynamically generating properties based on the employee’s current data. However, a few issues still need your attention:
Documentation Mismatch:
The action’s description links to/user/updateUserwhile the code callsupdatePerson. Please update the documentation link or adjust the API call so that they match.Dynamic Field Conversion:
The current code assigns every non-idfield as a string. For fields that are objects, consider converting them (e.g., viaJSON.stringify(value)) so the default value reliably reflects complex data. For example:props[key] = { type: "string", label: `${key}`, default: key === "name" ? (`${value?.first} ${value?.last}`).trim(): `${value}`,
: (typeof value === 'object' ? JSON.stringify(value) : `${value}`), };
Type Validation:
Rather than assuming all fields are strings, adding validation to ensure each field complies with the required type or format would make the update more robust.API Field Handling:
Confirm thatcharthop.updatePersonis capable of processing all the dynamic fields passed through, especially if some fields might be read-only or require special treatment.Please review these points and make any necessary adjustments.
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Attention: Address Documentation Mismatch and Data Type Handling
Great work on the dynamic property generation and handling the update flow. However, please address the following points:
Documentation Consistency:
The description references the/user/updateUserendpoint, but the code invokesupdatePerson. Update the documentation link or the API call so they match.Handling of Complex Fields:
For non-string values, convert object types appropriately. For example, update the snippet as follows:props[key] = { type: "string", label: `${key}`, default: key === "name" ? (`${value?.first} ${value?.last}`).trim(): `${value}`,
: (typeof value === 'object' ? JSON.stringify(value) : `${value}`), };
Type Validation:
Instead of assuming all fields are strings, consider adding validation to ensure each field matches the proper type or format.API Field Handling Reminder:
Verify thatcharthop.updatePersoncan properly process all dynamic fields, especially since some fields could be read-only or require special formatting.components/charthop/sources/new-employee-created/new-employee-created.mjs (4)
1-2: Imports look good.
The import statement for the base module is correct and essential for extending shared logic.
3-10: Source definition is consistent with Pipedream best practices.
The key, name, description, version, type, and dedupe properties are well-defined, ensuring an accurate and uniquely identifiable source.
11-15: Method extension is appropriate.
Including...common.methodsensures consistency with the base module. ThegetResourceFn()accessor returningthis.charthop.listPersonsaligns with expected data fetching patterns.
16-23: Arg construction appears clear.
ProvidingorgIdand settingincludeAlltotruemakes sense for retrieving full employee data. Consider verifying whether pagination or additional query parameters are needed for larger organizations.
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components/charthop/charthop.app.mjs (1)
105-118: Add error handling to API requests.The
_makeRequestmethod doesn't include any error handling. Consider adding try/catch blocks to handle potential API errors gracefully._makeRequest({ $ = this, path, ...otherOpts }) { + try { return axios($, { ...otherOpts, url: `${this._baseUrl()}${path}`, headers: { "Authorization": `Bearer ${this.$auth.api_token}`, "Content-Type": "application/json", }, }); + } catch (error) { + console.error(`Error making request to ${path}: ${error.message}`); + throw error; + } }components/charthop/sources/new-job-created/new-job-created.mjs (1)
16-18: Improve job identification in summary.The current summary only includes the job ID, which might not be very informative for users. Consider enhancing the summary to include more descriptive information about the job if available.
getSummary(item) { - return `New Job: ${item.id}`; + return `New Job: ${item.name || item.title || item.id}`; }
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components/charthop/charthop.app.mjs (4)
29-30: Protect against empty options array.When retrieving options for orgId, accessing
options[options.length - 1].idwill throw an error if the options array is empty. Consider adding a guard for this scenario.- from: options[options.length - 1].id, + from: options.length ? options[options.length - 1].id : undefined,
62-63: Protect against empty data array.When retrieving options for employeeId, accessing
data[data.length - 1].idwill throw an error if the data array is empty. Consider adding a guard for this scenario.- from: data[data.length - 1].id, + from: data.length ? data[data.length - 1].id : undefined,
95-96: Protect against empty data array.When retrieving options for groupTypeId, accessing
data[data.length - 1].idwill throw an error if the data array is empty. Consider adding a guard for this scenario.- from: data[data.length - 1].id, + from: data.length ? data[data.length - 1].id : undefined,
191-211:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify pagination logic with ChartHop API.
The current implementation extracts a
nextvalue from the API response but uses it as thefromparameter in subsequent requests. Please confirm that this is the expected behavior according to the ChartHop API documentation.Also, consider adding error handling for the pagination method to handle cases where the API might return unexpected data structures.
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Attention: Confirm ChartHop API Pagination Behavior & Enhance Error Handling
Please verify that using the API response’s
nextvalue as thefromparameter matches the ChartHop API’s expected pagination mechanism. Currently, the internal codebase does not include documentation confirming this behavior. Additionally, consider adding error handling to robustly manage cases where the API might return unexpected data structures.
- File:
components/charthop/charthop.app.mjs(lines 191–211)Manually review the ChartHop API documentation or consult relevant stakeholders to ensure that this pagination logic is correct.
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