Re-applying Airtable usability changes #15015
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive updates to the Airtable OAuth component across multiple files. The changes primarily focus on improving documentation, clarifying descriptions, updating version numbers, and enhancing user guidance. Key modifications include refining property descriptions, adding informative alerts, updating version numbers, and introducing new properties like Changes
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/delete-record/delete-record.mjs (1)
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42-42: Consider refactoring the export summary for better readability.The export summary string construction mixes template literals with multiple ternary operations. Consider extracting a helper function to handle label resolution.
- $.export("$summary", `Deleted record "${this.recordId?.label || recordId}" from ${this.baseId?.label || baseId}: [${this.tableId?.label || tableId}](https://airtable.com/${baseId}/${tableId})`); + const getLabel = (prop, fallback) => prop?.label || fallback; + $.export("$summary", `Deleted record "${getLabel(this.recordId, recordId)}" from ${getLabel(this.baseId, baseId)}: [${getLabel(this.tableId, tableId)}](https://airtable.com/${baseId}/${tableId})`);components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-comment/create-comment.mjs (2)
6-7: Documentation improvements look good!The description is now clearer and the addition of the API documentation link is helpful. The version bump is appropriate for these documentation changes.
Consider standardizing the documentation link format across all Airtable OAuth components for consistency.
26-26: Consider enhancing the comment property documentation.While the description is clearer, it would be helpful to add information about:
- Whether markdown formatting is supported
- Any character limits that might apply
- Examples of valid comments
- description: "The text comment to create", + description: "The text comment to create. Supports plain text up to X characters.",components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-table/create-table.mjs (1)
29-33: Consider enhancing input validation and user feedbackWhile the implementation is functional, consider these improvements:
- Add validation for the table name (e.g., character limits, forbidden characters)
- Enhance the fields parsing with better error messages for invalid JSON
- Include more details in the success message (e.g., table name)
Example enhancement for the fields parsing:
const fields = []; for (const field of this.fields) { + try { const fieldObj = typeof field === "object" ? field : JSON.parse(field); + if (!fieldObj.name || !fieldObj.type) { + throw new Error("Field must have 'name' and 'type' properties"); + } fields.push(fieldObj); + } catch (err) { + throw new Error(`Invalid field configuration: ${err.message}`); + } }And for the success message:
- $.export("$summary", `Successfully created table with ID ${response.id}.`); + $.export("$summary", `Successfully created table "${this.name}" (ID: ${response.id}).`);Also applies to: 35-43
components/airtable_oauth/actions/update-field/update-field.mjs (2)
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24-25: Consider enhancing the Field ID descriptionThe current description "The field to update" could be more specific.
- description: "The field to update", + description: "The ID of the field to update. This ID can be found in the field's API documentation or through the List Fields endpoint.",
40-43: Consider adding a warning about field name changesField name changes could impact existing automations or integrations. Consider adding a warning alert to inform users about potential consequences.
async run({ $ }) { if (!this.name && !this.description) { throw new ConfigurationError("At least one of `Name` or `Description` must be provided."); } + if (this.name) { + $.alert('warning', 'Changing a field name might impact existing automations or integrations that reference this field.'); + }components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (2)
19-19: Consider enhancing the tableId description with format guidance.While the current description is clearer, it would be helpful to include the expected format for manual table ID input.
- description: "Select a table to watch for field updates, or provide a table ID.", + description: "Select a table to watch for field updates, or provide a table ID (e.g., tblXXXXXXXXXXXXXX).",
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31-52: Consider enhancing error handling and rate limiting.While the core logic is functional, consider these improvements for production robustness:
- Add try-catch blocks around API calls
- Implement rate limiting for Airtable API compliance
- Add field structure validation
- Consider atomic operations for state updates
Example implementation for error handling:
async run() { + try { const prevFields = this._getPrevFields(); const { tables } = await this.airtable.listTables({ baseId: this.baseId, }); const { fields } = tables.find(({ id }) => id === this.tableId); + if (!fields) { + throw new Error(`No fields found for table ${this.tableId}`); + } for (const field of fields) { // ... existing logic ... } this._setPrevFields(prevFields); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error in new-or-modified-field source:', error); + throw error; + } },components/airtable_oauth/actions/common/common.mjs (1)
13-17: LGTM! Consider minor enhancement to the warning message.The warning alert is well-placed and provides crucial guidance about custom expressions. The message is clear and properly formatted.
Consider slightly rewording for additional clarity:
- content: "**Note:** if using a custom expression to specify the `Base` (e.g. `{{steps.mydata.$return_value}}`) you should also use a custom expression for the `Table`, and any other props that depend on it.", + content: "**Note:** When using a custom expression to specify the `Base` (e.g. `{{steps.mydata.$return_value}}`), you must also use custom expressions for the `Table` and any other dependent properties to ensure proper functionality.",components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (1)
39-46: LGTM! Consider aligning event summary with component name.The code refactoring improves readability by using destructuring.
Consider updating the event summary to match the component name:
- summary: `New field: '${field.name}'`, + summary: `Field created: '${field.name}'`,components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-multiple-records/create-multiple-records.mjs (1)
52-63: Improved error handling for JSON parsingThe enhanced error handling now provides more specific feedback by including the index of the problematic record. However, consider adding validation for the parsed fields object structure.
if (typeof fields === "string") { try { fields = JSON.parse(fields); } catch (err) { throw new ConfigurationError(`Error parsing record (index ${index}) as JSON: ${err.message}`); } } +if (!fields || typeof fields !== "object") { + throw new ConfigurationError(`Invalid record structure at index ${index}. Expected an object.`); +} return { fields, };components/airtable_oauth/common/utils.mjs (1)
73-73: LGTM! Consider improving template literal readability.The use of nullish coalescing operator to provide a default description is a good practice. However, the template literal could be more readable.
Consider adding line breaks to improve readability:
- description: field.description ?? `Field type: \`${field.type}\`. Field ID: \`${field.id}\``, + description: field.description ?? `Field type: \`${field.type}\`\nField ID: \`${field.id}\``,
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/update-comment/update-comment.mjs (2)
6-7: LGTM! Clear description improvement and appropriate version bump.
The description now better emphasizes that a record needs to be selected first, which improves user understanding. The version bump follows semantic versioning for documentation changes.
39-39: LGTM! More precise property description.
The updated description better clarifies that this field is for specifying the new content that will replace the existing comment.
components/airtable_oauth/package.json (2)
20-20: Verify the impact of removed dependencies
The removal of lodash and moment dependencies while retaining specific lodash utilities is a good optimization. However, we should verify that these dependencies aren't used in the codebase anymore.
Let's verify there are no remaining usages:
3-3: Version bump follows semver conventions
The increment from 0.3.1 to 0.4.0 appropriately reflects significant changes in functionality.
Let's verify the changelog entries for this version:
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Dependencies have been properly optimized
The codebase shows proper migration from full lodash package to specific utility imports:
lodash.isemptyis used in airtable_oauth.app.mjslodash.chunkis used in create-multiple-records.mjs- Both utilities are correctly listed in package.json dependencies
The version bump to 0.4.0 is justified by these dependency optimizations. While no changelog was found, the changes are self-documenting through package.json.
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/delete-record/delete-record.mjs (1)
7-7: LGTM! Description update improves clarity.
The updated description better emphasizes the user interaction flow by referring to a "selected record" rather than the technical "record ID", making it more user-friendly.
components/airtable_oauth/actions/update-table/update-table.mjs (3)
6-7: LGTM! Documentation and version updates are appropriate.
The description update maintains clarity while adopting a more consistent command-style format, and the version bump follows semantic versioning for documentation changes.
Line range hint 25-42: LGTM! Implementation handles optional updates properly.
The run method correctly:
- Conditionally includes only provided fields in the update
- Provides clear success feedback with table identification
- Maintains proper error propagation
14-14: LGTM! Property descriptions are more precise.
The updated descriptions better reflect that these fields are for modifying existing values, which improves clarity for users.
Let's verify the implementation handles these optional props correctly:
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Props are correctly handled in the implementation
The verification shows that both name and description props are properly handled in the update-table.mjs implementation:
- Props are optional and only included in the request data when provided
- The implementation follows a consistent pattern used across other Airtable components
- The props are directly mapped to their corresponding fields in the API request data
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-comment/create-comment.mjs (1)
Line range hint 10-28: Verify integration with common warning alerts.
The AI summary mentions new warningAlert properties in common.mjs. Let's verify that this component properly inherits and displays these warnings.
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No integration issues found - common warning alerts are properly inherited
The code in components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-comment/create-comment.mjs correctly inherits from components/airtable_oauth/actions/common/common.mjs, which includes the warningAlert property. The common props are properly spread using ...common.props and the component will display the warning alert as expected.
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-table/create-table.mjs (3)
20-20: LGTM! Description improvements enhance clarity
The updated property descriptions are more precise and the documentation link is better formatted. These changes improve the overall usability of the component.
Also applies to: 25-25, 31-31
Line range hint 3-5: Verify API endpoint compatibility
The component references Airtable's API documentation. Let's verify that the endpoint and documentation links are current and valid.
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API endpoint references are current and consistent
All Airtable API endpoint references in the codebase point to the current developer documentation at airtable.com/developers/web/api/. The create-table component and its related documentation link are correctly aligned with Airtable's current API structure, matching the pattern used consistently across all other components in the codebase.
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7-7: Verify version bump rationale
The version has been incremented from 0.0.7 to 0.0.8. While the changes appear to be non-breaking documentation updates, let's verify there are no other functional changes that would justify this version bump.
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Version bump is consistent with component-wide update
The version bump from 0.0.7 to 0.0.8 is part of a coordinated update across multiple Airtable OAuth components. The changes in create-table.mjs are documentation improvements, making descriptions clearer and adding proper documentation links. These changes align with similar documentation updates across the component collection, justifying the consistent version increment across all components.
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/update-field/update-field.mjs (2)
7-8: Documentation improvements look great!
Good additions:
- Including the API documentation link helps users understand the underlying API
- Version bump follows semantic versioning for documentation changes
- Description style is now more consistent with command-form naming
30-30: Property descriptions are now clearer!
The updated descriptions better indicate that these are the new values to be set.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (2)
5-5: LGTM! Documentation and version updates are appropriate.
The enhanced description with API documentation link improves user guidance, and the version bump correctly reflects these minor changes.
Also applies to: 7-7
Line range hint 31-52: Verify consistency with other source implementations.
Let's check how other sources handle error handling and rate limiting.
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Error handling and rate limiting are properly implemented at the app level
Based on the verification results, I can conclude that:
- Error handling is centrally implemented in the
airtable_oauth.app.mjsthrough methods likethrowFormattedErrorand try-catch blocks in prop definitions - Rate limiting is properly handled using Bottleneck with 4 requests per second limit
- The source implementation follows the common pattern where API calls are made through the app's methods which already include these safeguards
The implementation is consistent with other sources in the codebase and leverages the error handling and rate limiting provided by the app layer.
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-or-update-record/create-or-update-record.mjs (3)
29-29: LGTM! Description improvements enhance usability
The updated description provides clearer guidance on record ID usage and better explains the create/update behavior.
Line range hint 45-52: LGTM! Implementation aligns with documentation
The core logic correctly implements the documented behavior:
- Creates a new record when recordId is not provided
- Updates an existing record when recordId is present
7-9: Verify if version bump follows semantic versioning
The metadata changes improve clarity and documentation. However, the version bump from 0.0.8 to 0.1.0 suggests a minor feature addition. Let's verify if this aligns with semantic versioning guidelines.
components/airtable_oauth/actions/list-records-in-view/list-records-in-view.mjs (2)
7-7: LGTM! Documentation and version updates are appropriate.
The description is more concise and includes a helpful link to official documentation. Version increment follows semantic versioning for minor changes.
Also applies to: 9-9
12-16: LGTM! Enterprise requirement alert is well-placed.
The alert effectively informs users about the Enterprise account requirement and provides a documentation link for more information.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (1)
4-5: LGTM! Documentation updates improve clarity.
The name, description, and property documentation changes make the component's purpose clearer. Version increment is appropriate.
Also applies to: 7-7, 19-19
components/airtable_oauth/actions/get-record-or-create/get-record-or-create.mjs (1)
8-9: LGTM! Documentation and version updates look good.
The description update improves clarity by adding a documentation link, and the version bump follows semantic versioning for minor changes.
components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-field/create-field.mjs (1)
12-33: Great improvement to props structure!
The refactoring of props into individual fields (name, type, description, options) with clear labels and descriptions significantly improves usability. The documentation links and type constraints will help users better understand the available options.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/constants.mjs (2)
17-28: Good improvement to change type labels!
The conversion of CHANGE_TYPES to objects with clear labels improves UI readability while maintaining backward compatibility through the value property.
72-107: Verify FIELD_TYPES completeness
The FIELD_TYPES list appears comprehensive, but let's verify against Airtable's API documentation to ensure no field types are missing.
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Field types list is complete and matches the enum
After comparing the FIELD_TYPES array with the FieldType enum in the same file, I can confirm that all field types are properly included. The array matches exactly with the enum values, including the recently added aiText type. The list is comprehensive and aligns with Airtable's API documentation referenced in the code comments.
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-multiple-records/create-multiple-records.mjs (2)
11-12: Documentation and version update looks good!
The description now includes a helpful link to the API documentation and the version bump is appropriate for the feature additions.
22-30: Well-structured guidance for custom expressions
The new customExpressionInfo property provides clear examples and guidance for users on how to:
- Use object literals in expressions
- Reference previous step outputs
- Work with arrays
This is a good usability improvement.
components/airtable_oauth/common/actions.mjs (1)
26-26: Verify customExpressionInfo propDefinition
The addition of customExpressionInfo to manual table input props is consistent with the improvements in create-multiple-records.mjs. However, let's verify its definition in the app file.
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The customExpressionInfo prop is correctly defined in the app file as an info alert type prop that provides guidance about custom expressions usage. Its addition to the manual table input props is consistent with the codebase.
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components/airtable_oauth/actions/search-records/search-records.mjs (2)
7-8: Documentation improvements and version bump look good
The description is now more concise and includes a link to the API documentation. Version bump is appropriate for documentation changes.
35-35: Excellent formula documentation with practical example
The search formula description now includes:
- A direct link to the formula reference documentation
- A practical example showing how to search Tags
- Clear explanation of the syntax
This is a great usability improvement.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (3)
31-47: LGTM! Great improvements to user guidance.
The addition of info boxes and the new changeTypes property significantly improves user guidance and configuration flexibility. The alerts provide clear context about the available options and their implications.
Line range hint 74-126: LGTM! Clear and consistent description updates.
The description updates across multiple properties maintain consistency in terminology and provide clearer explanations of each property's purpose.
6-9: Verify version bump implications.
The version has been bumped from 0.0.2 to 0.1.0, which typically indicates breaking changes or significant new features. Please ensure all breaking changes are documented.
components/airtable_oauth/airtable_oauth.app.mjs (3)
223-228: LGTM! Helpful custom expression guidance.
The new customExpressionInfo property provides clear examples and guidance for using custom expressions, which will help users understand how to properly format their inputs.
21-21: LGTM! Clear and consistent documentation updates.
The description updates across multiple properties improve clarity and maintain consistency in terminology.
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208-210: Verify the impact of records type change.
The type of records property has changed from string to string[], which could be a breaking change.
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The records type change is safe and consistent with its usage
The records property type change from string to string[] in airtable_oauth.app.mjs is actually a correction to match its actual usage in the codebase. The property is used in the create-multiple-records action where it's explicitly expected to be an array of records, and the code already handles both string (which gets parsed as JSON array) and array inputs through:
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| description: "Delete a record from a table by record ID. [See the documentation](https://airtable.com/developers/web/api/delete-record)", | ||
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Version inconsistency detected across Airtable OAuth components
The version numbers are not consistent across the components:
- Most action components use version "0.0.8" (including delete-record.mjs)
- Some action components have higher versions:
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- search-records.mjs: "0.0.10"
- create-field.mjs and create-or-update-record.mjs: "0.1.0"
- Source components have varying versions from "0.0.7" to "0.1.0"
Consider aligning the versions or documenting the reason for version differences.
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The version bump to "0.0.8" is appropriate for the description change. However, we should ensure version consistency across related Airtable OAuth components.
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Error message formatting is inconsistent with codebase patterns
Looking at the error messages across the Airtable OAuth components, the standard pattern is to use backticks only for dynamic values or technical identifiers (e.g., true, base IDs, table IDs). Other error messages use plain text for field names when referring to UI elements. For consistency, the error message should not wrap "Name" and "Description" in backticks.
components/airtable_oauth/actions/update-field/update-field.mjs: Change to "At least one of Name or Description must be provided."
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The updated error message now matches the UI field labels, making it more user-friendly.
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Add error handling for JSON parsing to match existing patterns
Looking at the codebase, other Airtable components (like create-multiple-records) implement proper JSON parsing error handling with try-catch blocks and specific error messages. The create-field action should follow the same pattern for consistency and robustness.
components/airtable_oauth/actions/create-field/create-field.mjs: Add try-catch block for JSON parsing of options
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The code safely handles options parsing, but consider adding error handling for malformed JSON input.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (4)
50-83: Add error handling for webhook creation
Currently, the activate() hook does not explicitly catch errors raised by createWebhook. If the Airtable API call fails, it might cause the source to remain in a partially activated state.Consider wrapping the createWebhook call in a try/catch block, logging or handling any errors to provide clear debugging info and ensure the source does not remain misconfigured.
84-92: Gracefully handle webhook deletion errors
Similar to the activate() hook, if deleteWebhook fails, the code does not catch exceptions. This could leave stale webhooks on Airtable’s side.Surround await deleteWebhook() with a try/catch block to gracefully handle errors, log them, and reduce stale webhook entries.
101-103: Consider implementing or removing placeholder method
The getSpecificationOptions() method throws an unimplemented error. If there's no near-term plan to implement it, consider removing the placeholder or documenting how and when it will be completed.Need help preparing an implementation or creating a follow-up ticket?
116-117: Fix ESLint trailing comma warning
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22-28: Consider adding a default valueThe
includePreviousFieldDefinitionsproperty is well-defined, but consider adding a default value for better usability. This would make it clearer what behavior to expect when the property is not explicitly set.includePreviousFieldDefinitions: { type: "boolean", label: "Include Previous Field Definitions", description: "If true, include the previous field definition in the event payload", optional: true, + default: false, },components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (2)
14-21: Consider enhancing the changeTypes descriptionWhile the current description is clear, it could be more helpful to list the available update types directly in the description.
- description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events.", + description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events (created, updated, deleted). If not specified, all updates will emit events.",
24-27: Add JSDoc comment for getDataTypes methodThe purpose of this method isn't immediately clear. Consider adding documentation to explain its role and usage.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (3)
6-48: Looks good: verify optional prop usage
Your props definitions (tableId, viewId, and fromSources) are well structured, providing flexible filtering of events from Airtable. However, if the user or child classes don't supply the optional props or supply invalid values, it might lead to unintended behavior.
Please confirm that downstream logic (e.g., references to tableId, viewId) properly handle the absence of these props to avoid unexpected errors.
112-117: Check existence and defaults for dataTypes and changeTypes
Currently, getDataTypes() and getChangeTypes() simply return this.dataTypes and this.changeTypes, but these are not defined here. If they’re expected to be passed in or set by a child component, consider providing defaults or verifying their presence.
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118-142: Verify payload structure
In the run() method, we parse payload.timestamp without validating its presence. If the timestamp is missing or invalid, Date.parse(payload.timestamp) may yield NaN.
Ensure that all payloads contain a valid timestamp. If not guaranteed, consider adding error handling or defaulting to Date.now().
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (4)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are well-structured
The imports correctly reference the OAuth app and common webhook functionality.
4-7: LGTM: Clean extension of common webhook functionality
The code properly extends the common webhook configuration using the spread operator.
35-41: LGTM: Well-structured boolean flag
The includePreviousCellValues property is well-defined with clear purpose and appropriate optionality.
8-34: Consider creating a dedicated field ID selector propDefinition
The current implementation reuses the sortFieldId propDefinition for field selection, which might not be the most semantically appropriate choice. Consider creating a dedicated fieldId propDefinition that's specifically designed for field selection purposes.
- "sortFieldId",
+ "fieldId",Let's verify the field ID implementation in the Airtable app:
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (4)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are well-structured
The imports are correctly organized, importing the necessary dependencies from appropriate relative paths.
4-7: LGTM: Clean inheritance pattern
The object composition using spread operators is well-structured, properly extending the common webhook module while maintaining a clean separation of concerns.
1-30: Verify webhook integration and error handling
Please ensure that:
- The field watching mechanism properly integrates with Airtable's webhook system
- Error handling is consistent when field schemas change or become invalid
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Webhook integration and error handling are properly implemented
The verification shows that:
- The webhook integration is robust with proper lifecycle management (activate/deactivate hooks)
- Error handling is implemented through:
- Proper webhook creation/deletion in activate/deactivate hooks
- Error throwing for unimplemented methods
- HTTP response handling in the run method
- The field watching mechanism is correctly integrated with Airtable's webhook system through the specification options
The common-webhook-field.mjs extends this base implementation with field-specific watching capabilities, maintaining the established error handling patterns.
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The property uses sortFieldId propDefinition from Airtable app, but this might not be the most appropriate choice for field schema watching. Consider verifying if there's a more specific propDefinition available for field selection.
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Reusing sortFieldId propDefinition is appropriate in this context
The sortFieldId propDefinition is actually a suitable choice here as it:
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (2)
1-6: LGTM! Good modular design
The refactoring to use common modules improves code reusability and maintainability.
7-10: Verify semantic versioning for this update
The version bump from 0.0.2 to 0.1.0 suggests significant functionality changes. Please ensure this aligns with semantic versioning principles:
- MAJOR version (0.x.x): API incompatible changes
- MINOR version (x.1.x): Added functionality in a backward compatible manner
- PATCH version (x.x.2): Backward compatible bug fixes
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (2)
6-8: Clarify extensibility of data types.Returning ["tableFields"] alone is fine for your current use case, but consider whether you might need future data types. In that scenario, returning multiple items, or providing a mechanism to add more types, can help extend this component's capabilities without refactoring later.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (1)
11-13: Consolidate methods and fix style
Inheriting common methods with "...common.methods" is a good approach. Additionally, the static analysis tool suggests placing each array element on its own line.Consider adjusting the array style:
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-records/new-records.mjs (1)
10-15: Indentation, Semicolons, and Optional Trailing Comma
Your new methods block is functionally correct, but ESLint reports style issues (indentation, missing semicolons, bracket newlines, and missing trailing commas). Consider applying these suggested fixes to maintain consistent code style:export default { ...common, name: "New Record(s) Created (Instant)", description: "Emit new event for each new record in a table", key: "airtable_oauth-new-records", version: "1.0.0", type: "source", - methods: { - ...common.methods, - getChangeTypes() { - return ["add"] - } - }, + methods: { + ...common.methods, + getChangeTypes() { + return [ + "add", + ]; + }, + }, };🧰 Tools
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records/new-or-modified-records.mjs (1)
12-13: Style Nitpick: Array Element NewlineESLint flags suggest adding line breaks inside the array. While purely stylistic, it may be required for passing lint checks:
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records/new-modified-or-deleted-records.mjs (1)
10-11: Consider updating the record limit in the descriptionThe description mentions support for "tables up to 10,000 records" but doesn't explain what happens beyond this limit. Consider adding a warning or clarifying the behavior when this limit is exceeded.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (1)
24-27: Improve array formatting for better readabilityWhile the logic is correct, let's improve the formatting to match the project's style guide.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (2)
11-19: Ensure prop naming is consistent.
The property name “watchSchemasOfFieldIds” is descriptive, but verify any references or calls in the codebase use the same naming convention. Inconsistencies can cause confusion or runtime errors.
25-31: Optional property aligns well with usability goals.
Allowing users to specify whether to include previous field definitions is a clear improvement. This design pattern helps preserve backward compatibility for those who don't need the extra details.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (4)
1-1: Confirm import path correctness and usage
The import path "common-webhook-field.mjs" appears correct if that file exports the expected functionality.
4-4: Ensure order of spread
Spreading "common" at the start is fine, but confirm that all necessary configuration from "common" remains unaffected by subsequent properties of the exported object.
5-6: Descriptive naming and helpful documentation
Good improvement on the name and description. Providing a link to the official docs helps users quickly find relevant information.
8-8: Major version bump
Confirm that introducing a major version "1.0.0" aligns with the project's semantic versioning policy and coordinate with any consumers who rely on the previous version.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-records/new-records.mjs (4)
1-1: Good import reference
Importing the extended common module from "common-webhook-record.mjs" is consistent with the new approach of separating record-based logic into a shared resource. This ensures maintainability and modular design.
4-4: Proper Spread Usage
Spreading “common” preserves the existing configuration and methods from the shared module, which is a clean approach to code reuse.
5-5: Clarified Event Source Name
Renaming the source to “New Record(s) Created (Instant)” is more user-friendly and descriptive, clearly reflecting the event’s purpose.
8-8: Version Bump
Increasing the version to “1.0.0” signals stability. Verify it aligns with any existing versioning strategy for this integration and that downstream references are updated if needed.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (3)
1-3: Centralized Imports
Importing both the Airtable app module and the shared webhook logic at the top is a clear structure. This pattern promotes modularity by keeping external dependencies well organized.
4-11: Extended Methods with getDataTypes
Spreading “common” and adding “getDataTypes” fosters a clean, layered approach. Returning ["tableData"] clarifies that this source focuses on record-level data. Continue ensuring each new method has comprehensive test coverage.
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Adding props like “watchDataInFieldIds,” “includeCellValuesInFieldIds,” and “includePreviousCellValues” provides powerful and granular event filtering. Confirm the usage logic handles empty arrays or omitted fields gracefully—especially in large bases—to avoid inadvertent omissions or performance bottlenecks.
If edge cases arise, consider defaulting these arrays or adding validations. Let us know if you need help implementing them.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records/new-or-modified-records.mjs (2)
4-4: Configuration Import Looks Good
Importing spread properties from the new webhook record module is a clear and modular approach. No issues detected here.
7-7: Clearer Documentation
The updated description clarifies that both new and modified records emit events. This improvement in clarity should enhance user understanding.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records/new-modified-or-deleted-records.mjs (1)
8-8: Clarify the rationale for the major version bump
The version has been incremented from 0.0.7 to 1.0.0, suggesting breaking changes. However, no significant breaking changes are visible in this file. Please clarify if there are breaking changes in related files or behavioral changes that justify this major version increment.
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Major version bump justified by significant architectural changes
The version bump from 0.0.7 to 1.0.0 is justified by several significant architectural changes:
- Migration to a new webhook-based architecture (common-webhook.mjs, common-webhook-record.mjs, common-webhook-field.mjs)
- Improved filtering and event handling with new data types and change types
- Enhanced field type support with standardized constants
- Restructured component properties and descriptions
- More robust error handling and validation
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1-4: Verify the common webhook field module exists
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (4)
1-6: LGTM! Good modularization.
The refactoring to use common modules improves code reusability and maintainability.
14-22: LGTM! Clear property definitions.
The property definitions are well-structured with:
- Proper extension of common props
- Clear labeling and description for update types
- Good use of constants for options
Line range hint 1-31: Consider updating documentation
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- The documentation reflects the new component structure
- Migration guides are available for users updating from previous versions
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- The OAuth migration guide (
docs-v2/pages/airtable/oauth-migration-2024-02/index.mdx) thoroughly documents the transition from API Key to OAuth authentication - The component README (
components/airtable_oauth/README.md) reflects the current OAuth-based implementation - The property changes in the component are part of this documented OAuth migration
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records/new-or-modified-records.mjs (1)
1-16: Excellent architectural improvementsThe refactoring has significantly improved the code organization by:
- Moving common functionality to a shared module
- Maintaining a clear separation of concerns
- Reducing code duplication
- Providing focused and well-named methods
These changes will make the code more maintainable and easier to understand.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (2)
1-3: Consider adding basic error handling for the create/delete webhook calls.
While it's fine that these are async calls, wrapping them in try/catch blocks can help gracefully handle possible API failures, log relevant errors, and avoid unhandled promise rejections.
101-103: Implement or remove unimplemented method.
This method throws a "not implemented" error. If you have no near-future plans to implement it, consider removing the method to avoid confusion. Otherwise, document expected usage or timeframe.components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (2)
13-26: Check consistency of “watchSchemasOfFieldIds” with your naming conventions.
All references (docs, prop definitions, usage) should consistently name this property. If you plan to watch only schema changes, ensure the logic ignores any other changes in the Airtable response.
27-33: Document potential size constraints.
If a table has many fields and the user sets “includePreviousFieldDefinitions = true,” that might inflate payload size. A small note in the UI or docs might help users optimize.components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (2)
30-42: Include or rename the property for clarity.
“Include Cell Values in Field Ids” might confuse users. If it’s meant to always retrieve certain fields’ data, consider rewording to “Always Include Fields.” This helps avoid misinterpretation.
43-49: Be mindful of potential data bloat.
If “includePreviousCellValues” is true and a record has many large fields, the payload can grow significantly. Consider advising users or adding an upper limit on the number of prior values.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (2)
1-1: Verify the common module implementation
The change to use common-webhook-field.mjs instead of common.mjs appears to be part of a modular restructuring. Let's verify the new common module exists and contains the expected functionality.
Also applies to: 4-4
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Let me verify the common module hierarchy by checking the contents of common-webhook.mjs since it's imported by common-webhook-field.mjs.
Import change is part of a valid modular restructuring
The verification confirms that:
- The new
common-webhook-field.mjsmodule exists and properly extendscommon-webhook.mjs - The module is consistently used by both
new-fieldandnew-or-modified-fieldcomponents - The module hierarchy (
common-webhook-field.mjs→common-webhook.mjs) provides specialized webhook functionality for field-related events - The old
common.mjsreferences are only present in action components, not in source components, indicating a clean separation
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The new getChangeTypes() method returns ["add"] for field creation events. Let's verify if this pattern is consistently implemented across other Airtable components.
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The implementation is verified to be consistent across the Airtable components:
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Each component appropriately implements getChangeTypes() based on its specific event monitoring needs, following a consistent pattern throughout the codebase.
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1-1: Verify the common webhook record implementation
The shift to using a shared implementation via common-webhook-record.mjs is a good architectural decision. However, we should verify that all necessary functionality from the previous implementation is covered by the common module.
Also applies to: 4-4
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Common webhook implementation is properly structured and used correctly
The architectural change to use a shared implementation is well-implemented:
- The common-webhook-record.mjs extends common-webhook.mjs with record-specific functionality
- All three components (new-records, new-or-modified-records, and new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant) properly inherit and customize the common implementation
- Each component correctly specifies its change types through the getChangeTypes() method
- The new-records component specifically focuses on 'add' events as intended
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The implementation now only handles the 'add' change type. Please confirm:
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- If users need to be informed about this change
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- Other dedicated sources exist for different change type combinations:
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8-8: Version Update Consistency Check
The version has been updated to "1.0.0". As noted in previous reviews, this version update should be consistently applied across related components.
11-16: LGTM: Clean implementation of change types
The new getChangeTypes method provides a clear definition of supported change types, which aligns well with the component's purpose. The removal of other methods in favor of common implementations helps reduce code duplication.
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The import has been changed to use a more specific common module. Let's verify its implementation and exports.
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Import change is valid and properly implemented
The change from common.mjs to common-webhook-record.mjs is a valid refactoring that follows a proper inheritance chain:
common-webhook-record.mjsextendscommon-webhook.mjswith record-specific functionality- The module properly inherits and extends the base webhook functionality
- The implementation includes appropriate props and methods for record-based webhook handling
- Multiple components in the Airtable OAuth integration are using this same pattern
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (3)
11-16: LGTM! Verify change types align with Airtable's capabilities
The implementation of getChangeTypes() looks good and the formatting issues from the previous review have been addressed. Let's verify these change types are consistent with other Airtable webhook components.
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new-fieldcomponent uses["add"]new-or-modified-fieldappropriately extends this to include both["add", "update"]- The change types are properly integrated with the common webhook infrastructure
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Also applies to: 4-4
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (2)
104-109: Verify the format of payload.timestamp.
Using Date.parse() depends on the string being in a recognized format. Confirm that payload.timestamp is always valid or handle potential parsing errors.
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Based on the test event file (test-event.mjs), we can see that Airtable webhooks use standard ISO 8601 timestamp format (e.g., "2024-03-14T18:42:14.226Z"). This format is guaranteed to be correctly parsed by Date.parse() across all JavaScript environments, so no additional error handling is necessary in this case.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (3)
6-10: Good clarity in revising the name, description, and version.
The changes improve discoverability and convey that the source triggers on record creation, modification, or deletion.
24-28: Leverage getDataTypes for future expansion.
Defining a dedicated method to return the data type array is a neat approach. It can be extended if the component grows in complexity. Keep up this modular pattern.
14-22: Validate “changeTypes” handling.
The “changeTypes” prop is optional, but your logic should confirm that it’s properly passed to the webhook or used. If not set by the user, ensure your code handles the default scenario (i.e., all updates).
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The implementation correctly handles the optional changeTypes property. When set, it's passed to the webhook via getChangeTypes() method, and when not set, the base implementation in common-webhook.mjs returns the raw value, allowing all update types. The constants.CHANGE_TYPES provides valid options ["add", "remove", "update"] with proper labels for the user interface.
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6-10: Nice distinction for field-level data.
Returning ["tableFields"] clarifies that this module deals specifically with field schemas. This separation facilitates maintenance and readability.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (1)
8-12: Homogenize method naming across files.
Here, getDataTypes() returns ["tableData"]. In common-webhook-field.mjs, it returns ["tableFields"]. This distinction is good, but ensure users or docs fully clarify the difference between each data type.
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Ensure that this.dataTypes is defined.
getDataTypes() references this.dataTypes, which may not be defined in this file. Make sure it's guaranteed by a parent mixin or other config.
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Emit loop might retry indefinitely on large data sets.
Be aware that while (hasMore) can fetch an unbounded amount of data. Consider including a max iteration or limit to avoid accidental infinite loops.
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Incorrect usage of sortFieldId propDefinition detected
The sortFieldId prop is specifically designed for sorting functionality with a clear label "Sort by Field" and description about sorting results. However, it's being incorrectly reused for the watchDataInFieldIds prop which serves a completely different purpose - watching for data changes in specific fields. This is a misuse of the prop definition that could lead to confusing UI labels and descriptions for users.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs: ThewatchDataInFieldIdsprop should define its own prop definition or use a more appropriate existing one that returns field IDs for watching/monitoring purposes.
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For watchDataInFieldIds, referencing “sortFieldId” might be a mismatch unless you’re intentionally sharing the same logic. Make sure that the user’s intention (selecting fields to watch) is clear versus sorting fields.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (2)
122-122: getSpecificationOptions method not implemented
Consider implementing this method or removing it if it's unused. You can provide default or sample implementation to improve maintainability.
139-141: Consider error handling when emitting events
If the payload is malformed (e.g., missing a timestamp field or baseTransactionNumber), calling generateMeta could throw an error or produce invalid event data. Consider adding safe checks.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (3)
115-117: Ensure that this.dataTypes is defined
This references a previous comment regarding the same issue. If dataTypes is undefined, getDataTypes() may return undefined, causing issues in activation.
130-145: Infinite loop risk on large data sets
This do-while loop can repeatedly fetch data until the server indicates no more data is available. If the server incorrectly or never sets mightHaveMore to false, the loop could continue indefinitely.
60-61: Verify that watchDataInFieldIds and watchSchemasOfFieldIds are defined or passed correctly.
It's not immediately clear where these properties get their values. If they're undefined at runtime, this may cause invalid webhook configurations.
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Properties are properly defined and safe to use
Both properties are correctly defined as optional array props that reference Airtable field IDs:
watchDataInFieldIdsis defined to watch for data changes in specific fieldswatchSchemasOfFieldIdsis defined to watch for schema changes in specific fields
Both are optional as per their descriptions, defaulting to watching all fields if omitted, making them safe to use in the webhook configuration.
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This was already reviewed and QA'd on #14691 , but we needed a new branch due to merge conflicts. Some sources were changed to webhook-based from polling-based, so I'll ask for another round of code review and QA only on the sources (the actions are unchanged from the previous PR) |
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records/new-modified-or-deleted-records.mjs (1)
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65-78: Consider optimizing timestamp comparisons and error handlingA few suggestions to improve the code:
- Consider replacing moment.js with native Date methods for better performance
- Add try-catch blocks around API calls for better error handling
- Consider adding rate limiting or pagination handling for large record sets
Here's a suggested improvement for the timestamp comparison:
- if (!lastTimestamp || moment(record.createdTime) > moment(lastTimestamp)) { + if (!lastTimestamp || new Date(record.createdTime) > new Date(lastTimestamp)) {
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records/new-modified-or-deleted-records.mjs (2)
8-8: LGTM: Version bump is consistent
The version update from 0.0.7 to 0.0.8 aligns with the coordinated versioning across other Airtable OAuth components.
Line range hint 4-11: "(Instant)" suffix in component name is misleading
The component name and description should clarify that this is a polling-based implementation, not a real-time/instant update mechanism. This could confuse users expecting truly instantaneous updates.
Note: There's a separate instant component new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant that uses webhooks for real-time updates.
Consider updating the name and description to be more explicit about the polling nature:
- name: "New, Modified or Deleted Records",
+ name: "New, Modified or Deleted Records (Polling)",
key: "airtable_oauth-new-modified-or-deleted-records",
version: "0.0.8",
type: "source",
- description: "Emit new event each time a record is added, updated, or deleted in an Airtable table. Supports tables up to 10,000 records",
+ description: "Periodically check and emit events for new, modified, or deleted records in an Airtable table (polls every schedule interval). Supports tables up to 10,000 records",components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records-in-view/new-or-modified-records-in-view.mjs (1)
9-9: LGTM: Version bump is consistent with other component updates
The version update from 0.0.7 to 0.0.8 aligns with the coordinated version updates across the Airtable OAuth components.
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63-106: Consider optimizing the record retrieval strategyThe current implementation makes two separate API calls to Airtable:
- First to get modified records
- Then to get all records for deletion detection
This could be inefficient for large tables, especially since the description mentions support for up to 10,000 records. Consider optimizing by:
- Caching the full record list and updating it incrementally
- Using batch operations where possible
- Implementing pagination for large datasets
Would you like me to propose a specific optimization strategy?
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40-96: Consider these improvements to the run methodThe implementation is solid, but here are some suggested improvements:
- Consider using native Date methods or a more modern alternative to moment.js
- Extract the metadata object as a constant
- Use structured logging for better observability
Here's a suggested refactor:
async run(event) { const { baseId, tableId, viewId, } = this; + const METADATA = { + baseId, + tableId, + viewId, + }; const lastTimestamp = this._getLastTimestamp(); const params = { view: viewId, filterByFormula: `LAST_MODIFIED_TIME() > "${lastTimestamp}"`, returnFieldsByFieldId: this.returnFieldsByFieldId || false, }; const records = await this.airtable.listRecords({ baseId, tableId, params, }); if (!records.length) { - console.log("No new or modified records."); + console.log({ + msg: "No new or modified records", + baseId, + tableId, + viewId, + }); return; } let newRecords = 0, modifiedRecords = 0; for (const record of records) { - if (!lastTimestamp || moment(record.createdTime) > moment(lastTimestamp)) { + if (!lastTimestamp || new Date(record.createdTime) > new Date(lastTimestamp)) { record.type = "new_record"; newRecords++; } else { record.type = "record_modified"; modifiedRecords++; } - record.metadata = metadata; + record.metadata = METADATA; this.$emit(record, { summary: `${record.type}: ${JSON.stringify(record.fields)}`, id: record.id, }); } - console.log(`Emitted ${newRecords} new records(s) and ${modifiedRecords} modified record(s).`); + console.log({ + msg: "Records processed", + newRecords, + modifiedRecords, + baseId, + tableId, + viewId, + }); this.updateLastTimestamp(event); },🧰 Tools
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14-17: Add an option for record deletion?You currently return only “add” and “update” as applicable change types. If you plan to also handle record deletion, consider adding "delete". Otherwise, confirm that record deletions are never intended to emit events here.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (1)
13-16: Confirm no other change types are needed.You emit an event only for a field creation scenario ("add"). If you plan to handle field modifications or deletions, add them here. Otherwise, confirm they’re intentionally out of scope for this component.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-records-in-view/new-records-in-view.mjs (1)
9-9: Version inconsistency across Airtable OAuth components
The version bump to "0.0.8" is part of a larger set of components, but there are inconsistencies in versioning across the Airtable OAuth components.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records-in-view/new-or-modified-records-in-view.mjs (2)
9-11: Verify if this component should be transitioned to webhooks
The PR comments mention transitioning from polling to webhooks, but this component still uses a polling approach. Consider if this component should also be updated to use webhooks for consistency with other components.
Would you like assistance in implementing the webhook-based approach?
Line range hint 12-39: LGTM! Props are well-defined and documented.
The props are properly structured, extend from base props, and include clear descriptions.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (2)
63-63: Ensure dataTypes is defined .
This is a repeat of a prior comment: “Ensure that this.dataTypes is defined.” Since getDataTypes() returns this.dataTypes, confirm it’s set somewhere in your codebase to avoid potential runtime errors if it’s undefined.
114-137: Consider robust error handling and preventing indefinite loops .
Previously noted: the loop controlled by hasMore may potentially run indefinitely if changes continue to arrive quickly. In addition, consider wrapping this in try/catch to handle unexpected errors from listWebhookPayloads() gracefully.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records/new-or-modified-records.mjs (1)
7-8: Confirm version consistency.
You’ve bumped the component version to 1.0.0. Ensure that this major version change is intentional and consistently applied across associated references (e.g., package.json, documentation) so users know it’s a stable release.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (1)
8-8: Review necessity of major version bump.
Version set to "1.0.0" suggests a stable or breaking-release threshold. Ensure all references in the codebase reflect this major version if it’s genuinely warranted, or realign to a non-major version if no breaking changes were introduced.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-records/new-records.mjs (4)
5-5: Clear and descriptive name change
The updated name "New Record(s) Created (Instant)" better reflects the webhook-based nature of the component.
8-8: Version bump requires documentation of breaking changes
The version bump from 0.0.7 to 1.0.0 needs proper documentation of breaking changes.
1-1: Verify webhook implementation availability
The change from polling to webhook-based approach requires the presence of the webhook implementation.
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Webhook implementation is properly structured and available
The webhook implementation is correctly in place with a complete implementation:
- The common webhook base (
common-webhook.mjs) provides core webhook functionality including activation, deactivation, and payload handling - The record-specific implementation (
common-webhook-record.mjs) extends the base with record-specific configurations - The Airtable app (
airtable_oauth.app.mjs) includes the necessary webhook API methods (createWebhook,deleteWebhook,listWebhookPayloads)
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The component inherits methods from common but only implements getChangeTypes(). Please ensure that all necessary webhook functionality is provided by common.methods.
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142-161: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEmit loop might retry indefinitely on large data sets
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Consider this safer approach:
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (4)
11-19: LGTM! Well-structured method implementation
The getChangeTypes method is well-implemented with proper array formatting and clear change type definitions.
4-6: Verify webhook registration and event handling
Since this component has been migrated from polling to webhook-based implementation, ensure all necessary webhook configurations are in place.
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Webhook implementation is properly configured
The source component correctly implements webhook-based functionality through:
- Proper webhook registration in the
activatehook - Complete webhook configuration with filters for field changes
- Robust error handling and payload processing
- Proper webhook cleanup in the
deactivatehook - Comprehensive event emission with field-specific data
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1-1: Verify webhook implementation compatibility
The change from polling to webhook-based implementation is a significant architectural change. Let's verify the webhook setup in the common module.
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8-8: Verify version string template usage
The dynamic version string 1.0.{{ts}} appears to use a template format. Ensure this format is properly processed during build/deployment.
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The previous command had a syntax error with quotes. Let's search more broadly for the template pattern and version strings to understand their usage in the codebase.
Let's search for how these version templates are processed during build/deployment to understand if this is a supported pattern.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a definitive response about the version string template usage:
Version template {{ts}} is a standard pattern in this codebase
The {{ts}} version template is a well-established pattern used throughout the codebase, particularly in component metadata. This is evidenced by:
- Multiple examples in component templates (e.g.,
packages/component_code_gen/templates/) - Consistent usage across various components with both
0.0.{{ts}}and1.0.{{ts}}patterns - Explicit documentation in component generation rules stating "You must pass a value of
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8-12: LGTM! Clear and focused implementation.
The method correctly specifies that this webhook handler is interested in table field changes.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (2)
5-48: LGTM! Well-structured props with clear descriptions
The props are well-defined with appropriate optionality and dependencies.
107-109: Ensure that this.dataTypes is defined
getDataTypes() references this.dataTypes, which may not be defined in this file. Make sure it's guaranteed by a parent mixin or other config.
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Add payload validation
The destructuring operations assume a specific payload structure. Add validation to handle malformed payloads gracefully.
Consider this validation:
async emitEvent(payload) {
+ if (!payload?.changedTablesById) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload structure");
+ }
const [tableId, tableData] = Object.entries(payload.changedTablesById)[0];
+ if (!tableData) {
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Add error handling for the API call
The method should handle potential API failures gracefully to prevent silent errors.
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+ if (!this.baseId) {
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id,
name,
fields,
}));
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}
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+ }
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Add error handling for webhook creation
The activate hook should handle potential failures in webhook creation.
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baseId: this.baseId,
data: {
notificationUrl: `${this.http.endpoint}/`,
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options: {
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},
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includeCellValuesInFieldIds: this.includeCellValuesInFieldIds,
includePreviousCellValues: true,
includePreviousFieldDefinitions: true,
},
},
},
},
});
+ if (!id) {
+ throw new Error("Failed to create webhook: No ID returned");
+ }
this._setHookId(id);
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to activate webhook:", error);
+ throw error;
+ }
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| async activate() { | |
| const { id } = await this.airtable.createWebhook({ | |
| baseId: this.baseId, | |
| data: { | |
| notificationUrl: `${this.http.endpoint}/`, | |
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| : undefined, | |
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| watchSchemasOfFieldIds: this.watchSchemasOfFieldIds, | |
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| includePreviousCellValues: true, | |
| includePreviousFieldDefinitions: true, | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| this._setHookId(id); | |
| }, | |
| async activate() { | |
| try { | |
| const { id } = await this.airtable.createWebhook({ | |
| baseId: this.baseId, | |
| data: { | |
| notificationUrl: `${this.http.endpoint}/`, | |
| specification: { | |
| options: { | |
| filters: { | |
| recordChangeScope: this.viewId | |
| ? this.viewId | |
| : this.tableId | |
| ? this.tableId | |
| : undefined, | |
| dataTypes: this.getDataTypes(), | |
| changeTypes: this.getChangeTypes(), | |
| fromSources: this.fromSources, | |
| watchDataInFieldIds: this.watchDataInFieldIds, | |
| watchSchemasOfFieldIds: this.watchSchemasOfFieldIds, | |
| }, | |
| includes: { | |
| includeCellValuesInFieldIds: this.includeCellValuesInFieldIds, | |
| includePreviousCellValues: true, | |
| includePreviousFieldDefinitions: true, | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| if (!id) { | |
| throw new Error("Failed to create webhook: No ID returned"); | |
| } | |
| this._setHookId(id); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error("Failed to activate webhook:", error); | |
| throw error; | |
| } | |
| }, |
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records/new-or-modified-records.mjs (1)
23-36:⚠️ Potential issueVerify field watching implementation
The
watchDataInFieldIdsproperty reuses thesortFieldIdpropDefinition which may lead to confusing UI labels and descriptions.Create a dedicated propDefinition for field watching instead of reusing the sorting-related one:
watchDataInFieldIds: { propDefinition: [ airtable, - "sortFieldId", + "watchableFields", (c) => ({ baseId: c.baseId, tableId: c.tableId, }), ], type: "string[]", label: "Watch Data In Field Ids", description: "Only emit events for updates that modify values in cells in these fields. If omitted, all fields within the table/view/base are watched", },components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (1)
12-22:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling and input validation.
The method needs proper error handling and validation to handle API failures gracefully.
Apply this diff to improve error handling:
async saveAdditionalData() { + try { + if (!this.baseId) { + throw new Error("baseId is required"); + } const tableData = await this.airtable.listTables({ baseId: this.baseId }); + if (!tableData?.tables) { + throw new Error("Invalid response from Airtable API"); + } const filteredData = tableData?.tables?.map(({ id, name, fields}) => ({ id, name, fields, })); if (filteredData?.length) { this.db.set("tableSchemas", filteredData); } + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to save table schemas:", error); + throw error; + } }🧰 Tools
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50-79:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling for webhook creation.
The webhook activation needs proper error handling to manage API failures gracefully.
Apply this diff to add error handling:
async activate() { + try { const { id } = await this.airtable.createWebhook({ baseId: this.baseId, data: { notificationUrl: `${this.http.endpoint}/`, specification: { options: { filters: { recordChangeScope: this.viewId ? this.viewId : this.tableId ? this.tableId : undefined, dataTypes: this.getDataTypes(), changeTypes: this.getChangeTypes(), fromSources: this.fromSources, watchDataInFieldIds: this.watchDataInFieldIds, watchSchemasOfFieldIds: this.watchSchemasOfFieldIds, }, includes: { includeCellValuesInFieldIds: this.includeCellValuesInFieldIds, includePreviousCellValues: true, includePreviousFieldDefinitions: true, }, }, }, }, }); + if (!id) { + throw new Error("Failed to create webhook: No ID returned"); + } this._setHookId(id); + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to activate webhook:", error); + throw error; + } }
107-112:⚠️ Potential issueAdd validation for required properties.
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this.dataTypesandthis.changeTypesare defined, which could lead to runtime errors.Apply this diff to add validation:
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (1)
36-37: Improve record summary generationThe summary generation could be more robust and informative.
Consider enhancing the summary with more context:
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7-11: Add JSDoc documentation for better maintainability.Consider adding JSDoc documentation to clarify the purpose and return value of this method.
+ /** + * Returns the types of data this webhook should monitor + * @returns {string[]} Array containing data types to monitor + */ getDataTypes() { return [ "tableFields", ]; },
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-records/new-or-modified-records.mjs (1)
1-2: LGTM: Clean module restructuring
The change to import the common webhook module and restructure the imports improves code organization and reusability.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (2)
40-44: LGTM: Clear data type specification
The getDataTypes method clearly specifies the expected data type for webhook events.
Line range hint 24-36: Duplicate field watching implementation
This component shares the same watchDataInFieldIds implementation issue as new-or-modified-records.mjs.
Create a dedicated propDefinition for field watching instead of reusing the sorting-related one.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (1)
23-52:
Add payload validation and safe destructuring.
The current implementation assumes a specific payload structure without validation, which could lead to runtime errors.
Apply this diff to add validation and safe destructuring:
emitEvent(payload) {
+ if (!payload?.changedTablesById) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: missing changedTablesById");
+ }
+ const tableEntries = Object.entries(payload.changedTablesById);
+ if (!tableEntries.length) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: empty changedTablesById");
+ }
- const [tableId, tableData] = Object.entries(payload.changedTablesById)[0];
- const [operation, fieldObj] = Object.entries(tableData)[0];
- const [fieldId, fieldUpdateInfo] = Object.entries(fieldObj)[0];
+ const [tableId, tableData] = tableEntries[0];
+ if (!tableData) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: missing table data");
+ }
+ const operationEntries = Object.entries(tableData);
+ if (!operationEntries.length) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: empty table data");
+ }
+ const [operation, fieldObj] = operationEntries[0];
+ if (!fieldObj) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: missing field object");
+ }
+ const fieldEntries = Object.entries(fieldObj);
+ if (!fieldEntries.length) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: empty field object");
+ }
+ const [fieldId, fieldUpdateInfo] = fieldEntries[0];
const updateType = operation === "createdFieldsById" ? "created" : "updated";
let table = {
id: tableId,
};
let field = {
id: fieldId,
};
const tableSchemas = this.db.get("tableSchemas");
if (tableSchemas) {
table = tableSchemas.find(({ id }) => id === tableId) ?? table;
field = table?.fields?.find(({ id }) => id === fieldId) ?? field;
- delete table.fields;
+ if (table.fields) {
+ const { fields, ...tableWithoutFields } = table;
+ table = tableWithoutFields;
+ }
}
- const summary = `Field ${updateType}: ${field.name ?? fieldUpdateInfo?.name ?? field.id}`
+ const fieldName = field.name ?? fieldUpdateInfo?.name ?? field.id;
+ const summary = `Field ${updateType}: ${fieldName}`;
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field,
fieldUpdateInfo,
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142-161:
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+ const MAX_ITERATIONS = 100; // Adjust based on your needs
+ let iterations = 0;
do {
+ if (iterations++ >= MAX_ITERATIONS) {
+ console.warn(`Reached maximum iterations (${MAX_ITERATIONS}), stopping payload processing`);
+ break;
+ }
const {
cursor, mightHaveMore, payloads,
} = await this.airtable.listWebhookPayloads({
baseId: this.baseId,
webhookId,
params,
});
for (const payload of payloads) {
try {
await this.emitEvent(payload);
} catch (err) {
- console.log('Error emitting event, defaulting to default emission');
+ console.error("Error emitting event, defaulting to default emission:", err);
console.log(err);
this.emitDefaultEvent(payload);
}
}
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The version format 1.0.{{ts}} appears to be using a template placeholder. This might cause issues with semantic versioning.
Consider using a standard semantic version format (e.g., "1.0.0") instead of a template string.
| description: "Emit new event when a record is added, updated, or deleted in a table or selected view.", | ||
| key: "airtable_oauth-new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant", | ||
| version: "0.0.2", | ||
| version: "0.1.0", |
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});
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+ if (!payload?.changedTablesById) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload structure: missing changedTablesById");
+ }
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I've reworked the event format so that the original payload is inside the "originalPayload" object, and the current field or record data (fetched in a separate request) in the "field" or "record" object, respectively. The update information (previous and new values) is also in another object. This should make the event structure more clear and easier to use. I've also removed some props and turned them always on by default (e.g. always emit the previous value). And, finally, while I added event deduping which was previously missing, some webhook events will emit several separate changes, e.g. when changing the value of a field in the Airtable UI, it seems to be saved multiple times while typing the value. To minimize this, I've added a minimum threshold of 5 seconds before emitting more events for the same object (field or record). |
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Hello everyone, I have tested this PR and there're some test cases failed or needed improvement. Please check the test report below for more information |
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-records-in-view/new-records-in-view.mjs (1)
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37-91: Add minimum threshold for event emissionThe PR objectives mention a 5-second threshold before emitting further events for the same object, but this threshold is not implemented in the
runmethod. Consider adding this threshold to prevent rapid-fire events when field values are changed in the Airtable UI.Would you like me to provide an implementation for the 5-second threshold?
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issueAdd missing airtable import
The
airtablereference used in the propDefinition is undefined. This will cause runtime errors.Add the following import:
import common from "../common/common-webhook-field.mjs"; + import airtable from "../../airtable_oauth.app.mjs";
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-records-in-view/new-records-in-view.mjs (1)
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7-7: Clarify polling behavior in the description.The description should mention that this is a polling-based component to set correct expectations about event timing and resource usage.
- description: "Emit new event each time a record is added, updated, or deleted in an Airtable table. Supports tables up to 10,000 records", + description: "Poll for and emit events when records are added, updated, or deleted in an Airtable table. Supports tables up to 10,000 records. Events are emitted on each polling interval.",
9-11: Document the deduplication strategy.The
dedupe: "unique"property needs documentation to explain how events are deduplicated, especially given the polling nature of this component.Consider adding a code comment above the dedupe property:
// Deduplicates events based on record ID to prevent duplicate emissions // across polling intervals dedupe: "unique",
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_getPrevAllRecordIds() { + try { return this.db.get("prevAllRecordIds"); + } catch (err) { + console.error("Failed to retrieve previous record IDs:", err); + return null; + } }, _setPrevAllRecordIds(prevAllRecordIds) { + try { this.db.set("prevAllRecordIds", prevAllRecordIds); + } catch (err) { + console.error("Failed to store previous record IDs:", err); + throw err; + } },
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49-57: LGTM with minor style fixesThe event emission logic is correct, but there are some style inconsistencies.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (1)
109-119: Extract magic number to constantThe 5-second deduplication window is hardcoded. Consider making it configurable.
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+const DEDUPLICATION_WINDOW_MS = 5000; + isDuplicateEvent(id, ts) { const lastId = this._getLastObjectId(); const lastTs = this._getLastTimestamp(); - if (id === lastId && (ts - lastTs < 5000 )) { + if (id === lastId && (ts - lastTs < DEDUPLICATION_WINDOW_MS)) { console.log("Skipping trigger: another event was emitted for the same object within the last 5 seconds"); return true; }
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (3)
11-19: LGTM: Clean method implementation
The getChangeTypes method correctly specifies the supported change types ("add" and "update") for field modifications, which aligns with the component's purpose.
8-10: Verify version bump and deduplication strategy
The version bump to 1.0.0 suggests significant changes, which aligns with the transition from polling to webhooks. The addition of dedupe: "unique" implements the 5-second threshold mentioned in the PR objectives for event deduplication.
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Version and deduplication strategy are consistent with similar components
The version 1.0.0 is appropriate as it aligns with other instant webhook sources in the Airtable OAuth component:
- Similar field-related sources like
new-fieldare also at version1.0.0 - The
dedupe: "unique"strategy is consistently used across all webhook sources in the component
The implementation follows the established patterns in the codebase, making it a reliable approach for event deduplication.
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22-35: Verify the propDefinition reference
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Based on the verification results, I can see that the sortFieldId propDefinition is actually a good fit for this use case because:
- It provides a list of fields from the selected table as options (as seen in the app.mjs implementation)
- While its primary purpose is for sorting, it's being reused here as a field selector, which is a common pattern to avoid duplicating field listing logic
- The prop's configuration overrides the relevant attributes (type: "string[]", label, description) to match its specific use case of watching field schemas
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11-11: LGTM: Event deduplication added
The addition of dedupe: "unique" aligns with the PR objectives to prevent duplicate events, which is a good improvement for event handling.
82-82: Verify event payload structure matches PR objectives
While the summary message has been simplified to show just the record ID, the PR objectives mention a reworked event format that should include:
- Original payload in an "originalPayload" object
- Current data in "field"/"record" objects
- Update information in a separate object
Please verify if the event payload structure needs to be updated to match these requirements.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records/new-modified-or-deleted-records.mjs (2)
Line range hint 12-29: LGTM! Props are well-defined.
The props section is well-structured with clear descriptions and proper use of propDefinitions.
Line range hint 40-128: Consider refactoring the run method for better maintainability.
The run method is handling multiple responsibilities and could be split into smaller, focused methods.
Consider breaking it down into:
async run(event) {
const metadata = this._buildMetadata();
const changedRecords = await this._fetchChangedRecords();
await this._processChangedRecords(changedRecords, metadata);
const allRecords = await this._fetchAllRecords();
await this._processDeletedRecords(allRecords, metadata);
this._updateState(allRecords, event);
}Additionally, there's a potential race condition with timestamp-based filtering. Consider adding a small overlap in the time window to ensure no records are missed between polls.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (4)
8-12: LGTM!
The method correctly specifies the data type for record-based webhooks.
23-26: LGTM!
The event deduplication logic is implemented correctly, preventing duplicate events within a 5-second window.
35-52: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling for the Airtable API call
The API call to get record details lacks error handling, which could lead to silent failures.
Add try-catch block:
+ try {
const { fields } = await this.airtable.getRecord({
baseId: this.baseId,
tableId,
recordId,
});
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to fetch record details:", error);
+ throw error;
+ }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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14-27: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add payload validation to prevent runtime errors
The code assumes a specific payload structure without validation. This could lead to runtime errors if the payload is malformed.
Add validation:
async emitEvent(payload) {
+ if (!payload?.changedTablesById || !Object.keys(payload.changedTablesById).length) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: missing or empty changedTablesById");
+ }
const [tableId, tableData] = Object.entries(payload.changedTablesById)[0];
+ if (!tableData || !Object.keys(tableData).length) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: missing or empty table data");
+ }
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12-22: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling and validation for saveAdditionalData
The method lacks error handling and baseId validation.
Add error handling:
async saveAdditionalData() {
+ if (!this.baseId) {
+ throw new Error("baseId is required");
+ }
+ try {
const tableData = await this.airtable.listTables({ baseId: this.baseId });
+ if (!tableData?.tables) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid response: missing tables data");
+ }
const filteredData = tableData.tables.map(({ id, name, fields }) => ({
id,
name,
fields,
}));
if (filteredData?.length) {
this.db.set("tableSchemas", filteredData);
}
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to save table schemas:", error);
+ throw error;
+ }
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook.mjs (2)
165-184: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add safety limit to prevent infinite loops
The do-while loop could potentially run indefinitely with large datasets.
Add iteration limit:
+ const MAX_ITERATIONS = 100;
+ let iterations = 0;
do {
+ if (++iterations > MAX_ITERATIONS) {
+ console.log(`Reached maximum number of iterations (${MAX_ITERATIONS}), stopping`);
+ break;
+ }
const {
cursor, mightHaveMore, payloads,
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webhookId,
params,
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50-79: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling for webhook activation
The webhook creation lacks error handling and validation of the returned ID.
Add error handling:
async activate() {
+ try {
const { id } = await this.airtable.createWebhook({
baseId: this.baseId,
data: {
notificationUrl: `${this.http.endpoint}/`,
specification: {
options: {
filters: {
recordChangeScope: this.viewId
? this.viewId
: this.tableId
? this.tableId
: undefined,
dataTypes: this.getDataTypes(),
changeTypes: this.getChangeTypes(),
fromSources: this.fromSources,
watchDataInFieldIds: this.watchDataInFieldIds,
watchSchemasOfFieldIds: this.watchSchemasOfFieldIds,
},
includes: {
includeCellValuesInFieldIds: this.includeCellValuesInFieldIds,
includePreviousCellValues: true,
includePreviousFieldDefinitions: true,
},
},
},
},
});
+ if (!id) {
+ throw new Error("Failed to create webhook: No ID returned");
+ }
this._setHookId(id);
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to activate webhook:", error);
+ throw error;
+ }
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43-47:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling for API calls
The API call to get record details lacks error handling.
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (2)
18-22: Improve formatting and clarity of changeTypesThe default array could be formatted better, and the description could reference the new event payload structure.
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35-36: Enhance field watching descriptionConsider updating the description to reference the new event payload structure mentioned in the PR objectives, particularly how field changes are now organized within the "field" object.
description: - "Only emit events for updates that modify values in cells in these fields. If omitted, all fields within the table/view/base are watched", + "Only emit events for updates that modify values in cells in these fields. Changes will be available in the event's 'field' object. If omitted, all fields within the table/view/base are watched",components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-record.mjs (2)
8-12: Add method documentationConsider adding JSDoc documentation to explain the purpose of this method and its role in the webhook system.
+ /** + * Returns the types of data this webhook handler can process + * @returns {string[]} Array containing supported data types + */ getDataTypes() { return [ "tableData", ]; },
51-59: Consider adding type definitions for emitted eventsThe event payload structure should be documented to help consumers understand the contract.
+ /** + * @typedef {Object} RecordEvent + * @property {Object} originalPayload - The raw webhook payload + * @property {string} tableId - The ID of the table + * @property {Object} record - The record details + * @property {string} record.id - The record ID + * @property {Object} record.fields - The record fields + * @property {Object} recordUpdateInfo - Information about the update + */ this.$emit({ originalPayload: payload, tableId, record: { id: recordId, fields, }, recordUpdateInfo, }, this.generateMeta(payload, summary));
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (5)
1-4: LGTM! Well-structured imports.
The imports are well-organized, leveraging common modules for shared functionality while maintaining clear separation of concerns.
11-11: Version inconsistency between components
The version "0.1.{{ts}}" differs from the version format mentioned in previous components.
7-13: Well implemented event deduplication!
The dedupe: "unique" configuration aligns well with the PR objectives to prevent duplicate events, particularly important for handling multiple changes within the 5-second threshold mentioned in the PR description.
40-44: LGTM! Clean method implementation.
The getDataTypes method is simple and focused, properly supporting the webhook-based approach for table data changes.
Line range hint 1-47: Verify webhook event handling implementation
The PR mentions a 5-second threshold for handling multiple webhook events for the same object. Let's verify the implementation of this threshold.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the implementation details in the common webhook file.
Let me check the complete implementation of this deduplication logic to verify it properly.
Let me verify one final aspect of this implementation to ensure it's properly storing the last event details.
5-second threshold for webhook events properly implemented
The implementation correctly handles the 5-second threshold for duplicate webhook events through:
- Storing and retrieving the last event's object ID and timestamp using the DB
- Comparing current event's timestamp with the last event's timestamp (
ts - lastTs < 5000) - Skipping duplicate events if they occur within 5 seconds for the same object ID
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1-2: LGTM! Imports are now complete.
The imports are correctly defined, including the previously missing airtable import.
6-11: Version bump and component changes align with architectural shift.
The changes appropriately reflect the transition from polling to webhook-based approach:
- Version bump to 1.0.0 indicates a major architectural change
- "(Instant)" suffix clearly indicates the real-time nature
- Dedupe setting helps prevent duplicate events (as mentioned in PR objectives)
12-20: LGTM! Methods section is well-structured.
The getChangeTypes method is clean and properly implements the required change detection types for field modifications.
1-37: Architectural changes align well with PR objectives.
The component's transition to a webhook-based approach with deduplication support matches the PR's goals. The event structure improvements mentioned in the PR description (organizing data into originalPayload, field/record objects) should be verified in the common webhook implementation.
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The event structure in common-webhook-field.mjs aligns perfectly with the PR objectives:
- Events are properly deduplicated using
isDuplicateEventcheck - Event payload is well-structured with:
originalPayload: Raw webhook datatable: Clean table object with id and namefield: Field object with relevant detailsfieldUpdateInfo: Changes specific to the field update
- Event summary provides clear description of the change
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| type: "string[]", | ||
| label: "Field Schemas to Watch", | ||
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| "Only emit events for updates that modify the schemas of these fields. If omitted, schemas of all fields within the table/view/base are watched", | ||
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Incorrect use of sortFieldId propDefinition for field schema watching
The current implementation incorrectly reuses the sortFieldId propDefinition for watching field schemas. Looking at the codebase:
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Consider creating a dedicated propDefinition for field schema watching that:
- Has a more appropriate label and description
- Returns field options without implying sorting functionality
- Maintains the same field selection capability but with clearer intent
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The prop is currently reusing the sortFieldId propDefinition from Airtable, but its purpose (watching field schemas) seems different from sorting. This might lead to incorrect behavior or confusion.
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| const timestamp = Date.parse(payload.timestamp); | ||
| if (this.isDuplicateEvent(recordId, timestamp)) return; | ||
| this._setLastObjectId(recordId); | ||
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For the other sources which were requested to be removed: I've discussed this with @malexanderlim , originally we were going to reduce the number of sources due to their functionality being superseded by ohers, but we decided to keep the previous separate sources for minor use cases. Therefore, sources such as "New, Modified or Deleted Records" (polling, non-webhook version) are thus being kept exactly as they were before, only with minor text improvements. Let me know if this sounds good to you @vunguyenhung and let me know if the above sources are good to go now. Note that in some cases (e.g. deleted records) we can't fetch the info available in other event types, so the event body may vary. I've tried to strike the best balance between straightforwardness and completeness in the event formats, but if you feel any still need to be changed, let me know. |
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-field/new-field.mjs (4)
1-1: LGTM! Good use of code reuse pattern
The change to use common-webhook-field.mjs aligns with the transition to webhook-based implementation, and spreading common properties/methods promotes maintainability.
Also applies to: 4-4
5-6: LGTM! Improved component documentation
The name and description changes clearly indicate this is a webhook-based component and provide helpful documentation links.
8-8: Version bump appears inconsistent with package version
The component's version is set to "1.0.0" while the package.json shows version "0.4.0". However, the architectural change from polling to webhook-based implementation could justify a major version bump.
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12-17: LGTM! Clear event type specification
The getChangeTypes method clearly specifies that this component handles only field creation events, following the single responsibility principle.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (4)
1-7: LGTM! Good modularization approach.
The use of a common webhook module promotes code reuse and maintainability.
8-11: Version format inconsistency detected.
The version "0.1.0" differs from the version format "1.0.{{ts}}" used in related components.
40-44: LGTM! Clear and focused method implementation.
The getDataTypes method is well-defined and serves its purpose.
1-1: Verify event format implementation in common module.
The PR objectives mention restructured event format with originalPayload, field, and record objects, but these changes aren't visible in this file. Let's verify the implementation in the common module.
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Event format changes are properly implemented in the common module
The verification confirms that the event format changes mentioned in the PR objectives are correctly implemented in the common module (common-webhook-record.mjs). The emitEvent method properly structures the events with:
originalPayload: Contains the complete webhook payloadrecord: Contains record data withidandfields- Additional contextual data like
tableIdandrecordUpdateInfo
For deleted records, a special format is used with deletedRecordIds instead of the record object, as no other information is available.
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| label: "Update Types", | ||
| description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events.", | ||
| options: constants.CHANGE_TYPES, | ||
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Update description to reflect event deduplication.
The description should mention the 5-second threshold for duplicate events as stated in the PR objectives.
- description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events.",
+ description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events. Note: Multiple updates to the same record within 5 seconds will be deduplicated.",📝 Committable suggestion
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| label: "Update Types", | |
| description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events.", | |
| options: constants.CHANGE_TYPES, | |
| optional: true, | |
| }, | |
| fromSouces: { | |
| type: "string[]", | |
| label: "From Sources", | |
| description: "Only generate payloads for changes from these sources. If omitted, changes from all sources are reported", | |
| options: constants.FROM_SOURCES, | |
| optional: true, | |
| default: ["add", "remove", "update"], | |
| label: "Update Types", | |
| description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events. Note: Multiple updates to the same record within 5 seconds will be deduplicated.", | |
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (1)
23-36:⚠️ Potential issueCreate dedicated propDefinition for field schema watching
The current implementation incorrectly reuses the
sortFieldIdpropDefinition which is designed for sorting records, not watching field schemas. This could lead to confusion and potential issues.Consider creating a dedicated propDefinition in
airtable_oauth.app.mjsthat:
- Has a schema-watching specific label and description
- Returns field options without sorting implications
- Maintains the same field selection capability but with clearer intent
- watchSchemasOfFieldIds: { - propDefinition: [ - airtable, - "sortFieldId", - (c) => ({ - baseId: c.baseId, - tableId: c.tableId, - }), - ], + watchSchemasOfFieldIds: { + propDefinition: [ + airtable, + "watchableFieldId", + (c) => ({ + baseId: c.baseId, + tableId: c.tableId, + }), + ], type: "string[]", label: "Field Schemas to Watch", description: "Only emit events for updates that modify the schemas of these fields. If omitted, schemas of all fields within the table/view/base are watched", },
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (2)
18-26: Update description to reflect event deduplicationThe description of
changeTypesshould mention the 5-second threshold for duplicate events as stated in the PR objectives.- description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events.", + description: "Select the types of record updates that should emit events. If not specified, all updates will emit events. Note: Events for the same record are deduplicated within a 5-second window.",
39-41: Improve field description clarityThe description could be more precise about the relationship between fields and events.
- description: - "Only emit events for updates that modify values in cells in these fields. If omitted, all fields within the table/view/base are watched", + description: "Only emit events when values change in the selected fields. When not specified, changes to any field will trigger events.",components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (1)
50-62: Optimize table schema lookupThe current implementation of table and field lookup could be optimized.
- let table = { - id: tableId, - }; - let field = { - id: fieldId, - }; - - const tableSchemas = this.db.get("tableSchemas"); - if (tableSchemas) { - table = tableSchemas.find(({ id }) => id === tableId); - field = table?.fields.find(({ id }) => id === fieldId); - delete table.fields; - } + const tableSchemas = this.db.get("tableSchemas") || []; + const table = tableSchemas.find(({ id }) => id === tableId) || { id: tableId }; + const fields = table.fields || []; + const field = fields.find(({ id }) => id === fieldId) || { id: fieldId }; + const { fields: _, ...tableWithoutFields } = table;This change:
- Provides default values to avoid undefined
- Eliminates the need for delete operator
- Uses object destructuring for cleaner code
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components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant/new-modified-or-deleted-records-instant.mjs (2)
8-11: Version inconsistency between components
The version "0.1.0" differs from the version format used in related components.
45-49: LGTM: Method implementation is correct
The getDataTypes method correctly returns the expected data type for this webhook component.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/common/common-webhook-field.mjs (3)
64-72: LGTM: Event emission logic is well-structured
The event emission logic correctly includes the original payload and generates appropriate metadata.
12-26: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add error handling for table data retrieval
The saveAdditionalData method should handle potential API failures and edge cases.
async saveAdditionalData() {
+ try {
+ if (!this.baseId) {
+ throw new Error("Base ID is required");
+ }
const tableData = await this.airtable.listTables({
baseId: this.baseId,
});
+ if (!tableData?.tables) {
+ console.warn("No table data received from Airtable");
+ return;
+ }
const filteredData = tableData?.tables?.map(({
id, name, fields,
}) => ({
id,
name,
fields,
}));
if (filteredData?.length) {
this.db.set("tableSchemas", filteredData);
}
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to save table schemas:", error);
+ throw error;
+ }
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
27-45: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add payload validation to event handler
The emitEvent method should validate the payload structure before destructuring.
async emitEvent(payload) {
+ if (!payload?.changedTablesById) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: missing changedTablesById");
+ }
+ const tableEntries = Object.entries(payload.changedTablesById);
+ if (!tableEntries.length) {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: no table changes found");
+ }
const [
tableId,
tableData,
- ] = Object.entries(payload.changedTablesById)[0];
+ ] = tableEntries[0];
+ if (!tableData || typeof tableData !== 'object') {
+ throw new Error("Invalid payload: malformed table data");
+ }
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operation,
fieldObj,
] = Object.entries(tableData)[0];Likely invalid or redundant comment.
components/airtable_oauth/sources/new-or-modified-field/new-or-modified-field.mjs (2)
12-20: LGTM! Methods implementation is clean and focused
The getChangeTypes method correctly specifies the supported change types for field schema modifications.
1-11: Verify breaking changes for major version bump
The version has been bumped from 0.0.7 to 1.0.0, indicating breaking changes. This aligns with the switch from polling to webhooks, but we should ensure all breaking changes are documented.
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Let me search for any previous version of this specific component and any related documentation.
Let me check the README and look for the previous implementation of this component.
Let me check the common webhook implementation since this component extends from it.
Let me check the base common webhook implementation to understand the full context of changes.
Based on the analysis of the code and implementations, I can now provide the final response:
Version bump to 1.0.0 is justified - No action needed
The major version bump from 0.0.7 to 1.0.0 is justified due to the following breaking changes:
- Complete architectural change from polling to webhooks
- New dependency on common webhook implementations
- Different event payload structure due to webhook-based implementation
- New configuration requirements for webhook endpoints
- Addition of deduplication logic
The changes are well-structured with proper inheritance from common webhook implementations (common-webhook.mjs and common-webhook-field.mjs) that provide the core webhook functionality, including:
- Webhook lifecycle management (activate/deactivate)
- Event deduplication
- Payload handling
- Error handling with fallbacks
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warningAlertproperty to provide guidance on using custom expressions.customExpressionInfoproperty for enhanced instructions on custom expressions.changeTypes,infoBox1, andinfoBox2added to enhance event emission functionality.getDataTypesmethod in multiple components for improved data handling.dedupeproperty to several components to manage unique event emissions.Bug Fixes
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