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Resolves #15819

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    • Enhanced email attachment processing now supports specifying the number of attachments dynamically. Attachments provided as file paths are automatically read and encoded.
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    • Clarified attachment requirements, indicating that users must provide either base64-encoded content or a temporary file path.
    • Updated description for the sendAt property to specify ISO 8601 format.
  • Chores

    • Updated internal version numbers across multiple modules and added new dependencies to improve overall consistency and stability of the integration.

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This pull request applies version updates across multiple SendGrid modules. Most action files have their version incremented from "0.0.4" to "0.0.5", while the send-email modules are updated further to process attachments using the Node.js fs module. A new utility method (checkTmp) is introduced in the common module to ensure file paths are correctly prefixed. Additionally, the package file is updated with a new fs dependency, and the attachments property in the app module now accepts either a base64 content or a filepath.

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components/sendgrid/actions/{add-email-to-global-suppression, add-or-update-contact, create-contact-list, delete-blocks, delete-bounces, delete-contacts, delete-global-suppression, delete-list, get-a-block, get-a-global-suppression, get-all-bounces, get-contact-lists, list-blocks, list-global-suppressions, remove-contact-from-list, search-contacts, validate-email}.mjs Version bump from "0.0.4" to "0.0.5"
components/sendgrid/actions/{send-email-multiple-recipients, send-email-single-recipient}.mjs Version bump ("0.0.5"→"0.0.6" and "0.0.7"→"0.0.8") with new fs import and attachment processing logic
components/sendgrid/actions/common/common.mjs Added new method checkTmp(filename) to ensure file paths are prefixed with /tmp
components/sendgrid/package.json Version bump from "0.4.0" to "0.4.1" and added new dependency "fs": "^0.0.1-security"
components/sendgrid/sendgrid.app.mjs Updated attachments property description to include filepath and clarify input requirements
components/sendgrid/sources/{events, new-contact}.mjs Version bump ("events": "0.0.6"→"0.0.7", "new-contact": "0.0.7"→"0.0.8")

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (3)
components/sendgrid/actions/delete-contacts/delete-contacts.mjs (2)

44-46: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Enhance Conditional Check for Deletion Parameters
The current condition:

if (deleteAllContacts && (contactIds || contactEmails)) {
  throw new Error("If `deleteAllContacts` is selected, cannot select `contactIds` or `contactEmails`");
}

always throws an error when deleteAllContacts is true because non-empty arrays (even empty arrays) evaluate to truthy. To accurately enforce that the user does not pass any non-empty contact IDs or emails, check the array lengths instead.

Suggested Diff:

-    if (deleteAllContacts && (contactIds || contactEmails)) {
-      throw new Error("If `deleteAllContacts` is selected, cannot select `contactIds` or `contactEmails`");
-    }
+    if (deleteAllContacts && ((contactIds && contactIds.length > 0) || (contactEmails && contactEmails.length > 0))) {
+      throw new Error("If `deleteAllContacts` is selected, cannot select `contactIds` or `contactEmails`");
+    }

48-54: ⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Validate Contact ID Before Pushing
Inside the loop that processes contactEmails, the code extracts an ID using optional chaining (result[0]?.id), but it does not verify whether the ID is valid before pushing it to contactIds. This could result in pushing an undefined value if the search does not yield a valid contact.

Suggested Diff:

-      if (!contactIds.includes(id)) {
-        contactIds.push(id);
-      }
+      if (id && !contactIds.includes(id)) {
+        contactIds.push(id);
+      }
components/sendgrid/actions/list-global-suppressions/list-global-suppressions.mjs (1)

27-33: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

⚠️ Potential issue

Fix Property Name Inconsistency
The property in the props is declared as numberOfSupressions (with one “p”), but later, in the API call (line 70), it is referenced as this.numberOfSuppressions (with two “p”s). This mismatch will likely lead to the value being undefined at runtime. Please standardize the property name across the file—ideally using the correct spelling: numberOfSuppressions.

Apply the following diff:

-    numberOfSupressions: {
+    numberOfSuppressions: {

and update all references accordingly.

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components/sendgrid/actions/remove-contact-from-list/remove-contact-from-list.mjs (1)

46-52: Consider Validating Contact ID Existence
In the loop that processes contactEmails, the code retrieves a contact ID via this.sendgrid.searchContacts and then pushes it into the contactIds array without confirmation that a valid ID was found. This could inadvertently introduce an undefined value if no contact is matched.

Would you like help adding a check for a valid contact ID before pushing it to the array?

components/sendgrid/actions/search-contacts/search-contacts.mjs (1)

55-66: Ensure Query Parameters are Mutually Exclusive
The condition enforcing that only one of query or queryField is provided works well. Additionally, note that the use of console.log(q) (line 68) may need to be replaced with a proper logging mechanism for production environments.

components/sendgrid/actions/list-global-suppressions/list-global-suppressions.mjs (1)

72-73: Correct Typographical Error in Summary Message
The summary message reads “Successfully retrieved global supressions” — consider correcting the typo to “suppressions.”

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-single-recipient/send-email-single-recipient.mjs (1)

215-224: Attachment file handling implementation looks good.

The implementation correctly reads files from the filesystem for attachments, with proper path safety checks via checkTmp.

Consider using assignment to undefined instead of the delete operator for better performance:

-        delete attachment.filepath;
+        attachment.filepath = undefined;
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[error] 222-222: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (1)

190-199: Attachment file handling implementation looks good.

The implementation correctly reads files from the filesystem for attachments, with proper path safety checks via checkTmp.

Consider using assignment to undefined instead of the delete operator for better performance:

-        delete attachment.filepath;
+        attachment.filepath = undefined;
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[error] 197-197: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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components/sendgrid/sendgrid.app.mjs (1)

219-219: Inconsistency in temporary directory path reference

The description contains a minor inconsistency: the example correctly shows /tmp/file.txt as the filepath, but the instruction at the end refers to it as "path to the /temp file". This might confuse users about which directory to use.

-      description: "An array of objects where you can specify any attachments you want to include. The fields `content` and `filename` are required. `content` must be base64 encoded. Alternatively, provide a string that will `JSON.parse` to an array of attachments objects. Example: `[{content:\"aGV5\",filepath:\"/tmp/file.txt\",type:\"text/plain\",filename:\"sample.txt\"}]` `You must provide either content in base64 or path to the /temp file`",
+      description: "An array of objects where you can specify any attachments you want to include. The fields `content` and `filename` are required. `content` must be base64 encoded. Alternatively, provide a string that will `JSON.parse` to an array of attachments objects. Example: `[{content:\"aGV5\",filepath:\"/tmp/file.txt\",type:\"text/plain\",filename:\"sample.txt\"}]` `You must provide either content in base64 or path to the /tmp file`",
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[error] 197-197: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

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[error] 222-222: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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components/sendgrid/actions/delete-blocks/delete-blocks.mjs (1)

8-8: Version Bump Applied
The version number is updated from "0.0.4" to "0.0.5", which is consistent with the coordinated update across SendGrid actions.

components/sendgrid/actions/validate-email/validate-email.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Bump Approved
The module version has been incremented to "0.0.5" as part of the overall update. No additional changes are needed.

components/sendgrid/actions/get-a-block/get-a-block.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Increment Verified
The version is updated to "0.0.5". The change is passive and aligns with the PR’s coordinated version updates.

components/sendgrid/actions/delete-contacts/delete-contacts.mjs (1)

8-8: Version Update Confirmed
The module version has been updated to "0.0.5" as required.

components/sendgrid/actions/delete-list/delete-list.mjs (2)

8-8: Version Bump Applied
The version update to "0.0.5" is consistent with the other SendGrid actions.


31-31: Good Practice: Explicit Boolean Casting
The conversion using this.deleteContacts = !!this.deleteContacts; ensures that the property is properly treated as a boolean. This is a neat safeguard against unexpected non-boolean values.

components/sendgrid/actions/get-a-global-suppression/get-a-global-suppression.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Update Confirmation

The version has been updated from "0.0.4" to "0.0.5", which is consistent with other SendGrid modules in this PR. This change helps maintain coherent version tracking across the actions.

components/sendgrid/actions/delete-bounces/delete-bounces.mjs (1)

8-8: Version Bump Verified

The update to "0.0.5" on line 8 is executed correctly. There are no modifications to functionality aside from the version bump, ensuring consistency with the overall module updates.

components/sendgrid/actions/add-email-to-global-suppression/add-email-to-global-suppression.mjs (1)

8-8: Successful Version Increment

The version change to "0.0.5" is applied appropriately. As with other SendGrid action files in this PR, this update improves consistency without affecting the underlying logic.

components/sendgrid/actions/create-contact-list/create-contact-list.mjs (1)

8-8: Consistent Version Update

The version property has been updated to "0.0.5", matching similar changes across related modules. This increment maintains consistency throughout the SendGrid component actions.

components/sendgrid/actions/add-or-update-contact/add-or-update-contact.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Increment Applied

The module’s version has been bumped to "0.0.5" as expected. There are no other functional changes, so this version update is correctly aligned with the coordinated update across the SendGrid modules.

components/sendgrid/actions/get-all-bounces/get-all-bounces.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Update to "0.0.5" Confirmed
The version bump is straightforward and does not affect the functionality of this module.

components/sendgrid/sources/events/events.mjs (1)

10-10: Version Increment to "0.0.7" Approved
The updated version aligns with the coordinated update strategy across SendGrid components.

components/sendgrid/actions/remove-contact-from-list/remove-contact-from-list.mjs (1)

8-8: Version Update to "0.0.5" Verified
The version bump is consistent with similar SendGrid action modules.

components/sendgrid/actions/search-contacts/search-contacts.mjs (1)

10-10: Version Update to "0.0.5" Confirmed
The version update is applied correctly and is consistent with the overall module updates.

components/sendgrid/actions/list-global-suppressions/list-global-suppressions.mjs (2)

9-9: Version Update to "0.0.5" Confirmed
The version bump appears as part of the overall update strategy and does not alter the module's logic.


67-71: Verify API Call Parameter
After renaming, verify that the API method listGlobalSuppressions correctly expects the count as the third parameter and handles empty or undefined values appropriately.

components/sendgrid/sources/new-contact/new-contact.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Update to "0.0.8"

The version property is updated appropriately. This change is purely a version bump and does not affect functionality, so everything looks good.

components/sendgrid/actions/list-blocks/list-blocks.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Update to "0.0.5"

The version number has been updated from "0.0.4" to "0.0.5" consistently with the overall release cycle. No logic or behavioral changes accompany this update.

components/sendgrid/actions/delete-global-suppression/delete-global-suppression.mjs (1)

9-9: Version Update to "0.0.5"

This version bump is in line with similar changes across SendGrid action modules. It is a transparent update that does not modify the action’s behavior.

components/sendgrid/actions/get-contact-lists/get-contact-lists.mjs (1)

8-8: Version Update to "0.0.5"

The exported module’s version is updated to "0.0.5". As with the other components, this change is limited to versioning and retains the original functionality.

components/sendgrid/actions/create-send/create-send.mjs (1)

10-10: Version Update to "0.0.2"

The version property is correctly incremented from "0.0.1" to "0.0.2". This update does not impact the internal logic (including the error handling in the try-catch block) and adheres to the coordinated release strategy.

components/sendgrid/package.json (2)

3-3: Version increment looks good.

The version bump from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 is appropriate for this feature addition.


17-17:

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Consider using the built-in Node.js fs module.

The fs package with version ^0.0.1-security is a placeholder package that doesn't provide actual functionality. It's better to rely on the built-in Node.js fs module.


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components/sendgrid/actions/common/common.mjs (1)

174-179: Great utility method for path safety.

This helper method ensures file paths are properly located in the temporary directory, which is a good security practice in serverless environments.

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-single-recipient/send-email-single-recipient.mjs (2)

1-1: Import of fs module is appropriate.

The fs module is correctly imported to handle file reading operations for attachments.


10-10: Version increment is appropriate.

The version bump from 0.0.7 to 0.0.8 is consistent with the feature addition.

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (2)

1-1: Import of fs module is appropriate.

The fs module is correctly imported to handle file reading operations for attachments.


10-10: Version increment is appropriate.

The version bump from 0.0.5 to 0.0.6 is consistent with the feature addition.

components/sendgrid/sendgrid.app.mjs (1)

219-219: Improved attachment flexibility - LGTM!

The enhancement to support file paths in addition to base64 content for attachments is a valuable improvement that gives users more flexibility when attaching files. The structure is clear and the example is helpful.

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Hi @luancazarine lgtm! Ready for QA!

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components/sendgrid/sendgrid.app.mjs (1)

216-220: Consider adding default handling or validation for numberOfAttachments.

While this property is flexible, it might be beneficial to ensure (or at least document) that it's zero or a positive integer and potentially provide a default (e.g., 0). This can help avoid edge cases where negative or undefined values might break downstream logic.

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-single-recipient/send-email-single-recipient.mjs (2)

160-166: Add validation or default for numberOfAttachments.

While this works, consider imposing minimum constraints (e.g., >= 0) or providing a default value (e.g., 0). This avoids unexpected behavior when the prop is null or negative.


167-187: Validate or restrict file path in additionalProps.

Dynamically creating attachment name/path props is a neat approach. However, for better security and clarity, consider validating that paths remain within a safe directory (e.g., /tmp) and handling potential edge cases (like missing or invalid paths).

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (2)

137-143: Recommend validation or default property value for numberOfAttachments.

Similar to the single-recipient action, validating or assigning a default (e.g., 0) can reduce potential errors, ensuring the user doesn't pass invalid or negative values.


145-164: Check or sanitize user inputs in additionalProps.

Generating attachment props dynamically is robust, but consider restricting the path to /tmp or verifying its correctness. This can prevent accidental or malicious file path usage outside the intended directory.

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components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-single-recipient/send-email-single-recipient.mjs (2)

1-1: Importing fs module looks appropriate.

This import is needed for file-based operations on attachments. No concerns here.


10-10: Version bump is consistent.

No issues with incrementing the version. Ensure this aligns with any release or deployment strategies.

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (2)

1-1: Importing fs is necessary for attachments.

No concerns. This is essential for reading local files before sending them as attachments.


10-10: Version increment looks good.

Raising the version from 0.0.5 to 0.0.6 seems consistent with new features introduced.

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components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (1)

248-248: ⚠️ Potential issue

Check for non-existent property in validation.

Line 248 validates this.attachments which no longer exists in the props (it was replaced by numberOfAttachments).

Update the validation to remove the reference to the removed property:

- attachments: this.attachments,
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components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-single-recipient/send-email-single-recipient.mjs (1)

230-235: Potential error handling improvement for file operations.

The code reads files synchronously without try/catch blocks, which could cause crashes if files don't exist or are inaccessible.

Consider adding error handling for file operations:

- const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
- const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
-   encoding: "base64",
- });
- const type = mime.getType(filepath);
+ const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
+ try {
+   const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
+     encoding: "base64",
+   });
+   const type = mime.getType(filepath) || "application/octet-stream";
+   attachments.push({
+     content,
+     type,
+     filename: this[`attachmentsName${i}`] || `attachment${i}`,
+   });
+ } catch (error) {
+   throw new Error(`Failed to read attachment file ${filepath}: ${error.message}`);
+ }
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components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-single-recipient/send-email-single-recipient.mjs (5)

1-2: Appropriate imports added for file handling and MIME type detection.

The addition of the fs and mime modules enables file reading and proper MIME type detection for attachments.


161-167: Property replacement aligns with new attachment handling approach.

Replacing the attachments property with numberOfAttachments provides a more structured way to handle file attachments through dynamic properties.


169-188: Well-implemented dynamic properties generation for attachments.

The additionalProps method dynamically creates properties for attachment names and paths based on the specified number of attachments, providing a clean user interface for managing multiple attachments.


228-240: Good implementation of file-based attachments with proper MIME type detection.

The code now properly:

  1. Reads file content using fs.readFileSync
  2. Encodes content as base64
  3. Determines the correct MIME type using mime.getType instead of hardcoding "text/plain"
  4. Sets the filename from user input

This is a significant improvement over the previous implementation mentioned in past reviews.


252-252: Improved date handling for scheduled emails.

Converting the sendAt parameter to a timestamp after parsing it as a date properly handles ISO 8601 formatted dates, aligning with the updated property description in the app file.

components/sendgrid/sendgrid.app.mjs (2)

216-222: Well-structured property definition for attachment count.

The numberOfAttachments property is properly defined with:

  1. Clear type and label
  2. Descriptive explanation
  3. reloadProps: true to trigger UI updates when changed
  4. Marked as optional

This provides a good foundation for the dynamic attachment handling in the action components.


244-244: Improved documentation for sendAt property.

The updated description for sendAt properly specifies ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ) instead of Unix timestamp, making it more user-friendly and consistent with the new date parsing implementation in the action components.

components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (9)

1-3: Proper imports added for error handling and file operations.

Added imports for ConfigurationError, fs, and mime provide necessary functionality for error handling, file reading, and MIME type detection.


12-12: Version increment is appropriate.

The version number has been incremented from "0.0.5" to "0.0.6", reflecting the functional changes in this component.


139-145: Property replacement aligns with new attachment handling approach.

Replacing the attachments property with numberOfAttachments provides a more structured way to handle file attachments through dynamic properties.


147-166: Well-implemented dynamic properties generation for attachments.

The additionalProps method creates properties for attachment names and paths based on the specified number of attachments, maintaining consistency with the single recipient component.


168-170: Improved input validation with helpful error message.

Adding validation to ensure either personalizations or toEmails is provided, with a clear error message, prevents confusing runtime errors.


209-221: Good implementation of file-based attachments with proper MIME type detection.

The code properly handles file reading, base64 encoding, and MIME type detection for attachments, consistent with the single recipient component.


228-228: Improved date handling for scheduled emails.

Converting the sendAt parameter to a timestamp after parsing it as a date properly handles ISO 8601 formatted dates.


209-221: Same error handling concern as in single recipient component.

The file reading operations lack error handling, which could lead to uncaught exceptions if files are missing or inaccessible.

Consider adding error handling for file operations:

- const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
- const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
-   encoding: "base64",
- });
- const type = mime.getType(filepath);
+ const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
+ try {
+   const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
+     encoding: "base64",
+   });
+   const type = mime.getType(filepath) || "application/octet-stream";
+   attachments.push({
+     content,
+     type,
+     filename: this[`attachmentsName${i}`] || `attachment${i}`,
+   });
+ } catch (error) {
+   throw new Error(`Failed to read attachment file ${filepath}: ${error.message}`);
+ }

210-211:

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Verify checkTmp implementation.

The code calls this.checkTmp() which must be implemented in the common module, but it's not visible in the provided files.

Ensure that the checkTmp method is properly implemented in the common module to handle file paths correctly:


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Action: Confirmed Presence of the checkTmp Implementation

The checkTmp method is implemented in components/sendgrid/actions/common/common.mjs and is correctly invoked in both the multiple and single recipient email modules. Please double-check that its logic correctly handles file paths, but no missing implementation was found.

  • Verified implementation in: components/sendgrid/actions/common/common.mjs
  • Method also used in both send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs and send-email-single-recipient.mjs

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components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (1)

249-249: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix validation reference to removed property.

Line 249 references this.attachments in the validation object, but this property has been removed from the component.

Update the validation to match the new attachment handling approach:

{
  personalizations: this.personalizations,
  fromEmail: this.fromEmail,
  replyToEmail: this.replyToEmail,
  subject: this.subject,
- attachments: this.attachments,
  categories: this.categories,
  sendAt: this.sendAt,
},
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components/sendgrid/actions/common/common.mjs (2)

96-98: Good addition to handle empty arrays.

The enhancement to convertEmptyStringToUndefined to return undefined for empty arrays is a logical extension of the function's purpose, maintaining consistency in how "empty" values are handled.


177-182: Good utility function for path handling.

The checkTmp method ensures file paths include the "/tmp" prefix, which is necessary in serverless environments like Pipedream where files must be stored in the temporary directory.

Consider adding a check for undefined or empty filenames to make this function more robust:

checkTmp(filename) {
+  if (!filename) {
+    return "/tmp/";
+  }
  if (!filename.startsWith("/tmp")) {
    return `/tmp/${filename}`;
  }
  return filename;
},
components/sendgrid/actions/send-email-multiple-recipients/send-email-multiple-recipients.mjs (7)

1-3: Appropriate imports for new functionality.

The new imports support the enhanced file attachment functionality:

  • ConfigurationError for improved error handling
  • fs for file operations
  • mime for automatic MIME type detection

139-145: Good approach for dynamic attachment handling.

Replacing the static attachments property with numberOfAttachments allows for a more flexible approach to handling multiple file attachments.


147-166: Well-implemented dynamic properties generation.

The additionalProps method creates a user-friendly interface for specifying attachment filenames and paths based on the number of attachments.


168-170: Improved error handling for required inputs.

Adding a configuration error check ensures users provide either personalizations or recipient emails, preventing confusing runtime errors.


228-229: Improved date handling.

The updated handling of sendAt properly parses the date string into a timestamp that SendGrid's API can use.


212-214: Consider using asynchronous file reading for performance.

Using fs.readFileSync for reading file attachments could potentially block the event loop for large files.

Consider using asynchronous file reading with fs.promises.readFile to prevent potential performance bottlenecks with large attachments.


215-216: Good use of MIME type detection.

Using the mime.getType() function to automatically detect the MIME type of attachments is a significant improvement over hardcoded "text/plain" types.

Comment on lines +209 to 221
const attachments = [];
for (let i = 1; i <= this.numberOfAttachments; i++) {
const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
encoding: "base64",
});
const type = mime.getType(filepath);
attachments.push({
content,
type,
filename: this[`attachmentsName${i}`],
});
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance file error handling for attachments.

While the new attachment handling implementation is good, it lacks error checking for file existence or handling of missing paths.

Add error handling to prevent runtime errors when files don't exist:

const attachments = [];
for (let i = 1; i <= this.numberOfAttachments; i++) {
+  const pathKey = `attachmentsPath${i}`;
+  const nameKey = `attachmentsName${i}`;
+  
+  if (!this[pathKey]) {
+    continue; // Skip if no path provided
+  }
  
-  const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
+  const filepath = this.checkTmp(this[pathKey]);
+  
+  try {
    const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
      encoding: "base64",
    });
    const type = mime.getType(filepath);
    attachments.push({
      content,
      type,
-     filename: this[`attachmentsName${i}`],
+     filename: this[nameKey] || `attachment${i}`,
    });
+  } catch (error) {
+    throw new ConfigurationError(`Failed to read attachment file at ${filepath}: ${error.message}`);
+  }
}
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const attachments = [];
for (let i = 1; i <= this.numberOfAttachments; i++) {
const filepath = this.checkTmp(this["attachmentsPath" + i]);
const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
encoding: "base64",
});
const type = mime.getType(filepath);
attachments.push({
content,
type,
filename: this[`attachmentsName${i}`],
});
}
const attachments = [];
for (let i = 1; i <= this.numberOfAttachments; i++) {
const pathKey = `attachmentsPath${i}`;
const nameKey = `attachmentsName${i}`;
if (!this[pathKey]) {
continue; // Skip if no path provided
}
const filepath = this.checkTmp(this[pathKey]);
try {
const content = fs.readFileSync(filepath, {
encoding: "base64",
});
const type = mime.getType(filepath);
attachments.push({
content,
type,
filename: this[nameKey] || `attachment${i}`,
});
} catch (error) {
throw new ConfigurationError(`Failed to read attachment file at ${filepath}: ${error.message}`);
}
}

@luancazarine luancazarine merged commit c0edb4b into master Mar 17, 2025
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@luancazarine luancazarine deleted the 15819-feature-sendgrid---attachment-props branch March 17, 2025 15:59
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[FEATURE] SendGrid - Attachment props
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