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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a comprehensive implementation of the Uptime Robot component for Pipedream. It includes new modules for creating and managing monitors, alert contacts, and updating monitor statuses. The changes involve creating utility functions, constants, and an application module that interacts with the Uptime Robot API. The implementation covers key functionalities like creating monitors, alert contacts, and updating their statuses, with robust property definitions and error handling. Changes
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components/uptimerobot/uptimerobot.app.mjs (2)
14-14: Clarify the type casting in the filter function.
While using String() around the status ensures a consistent string comparison, it may obscure potential type mismatches or unexpected data. Consider verifying that the returned status is always a string or coordinate with the API response type.
109-109: Consider adding retry logic or Graceful handling for transient errors.
In _makeRequest, if the network call fails or times out, the code will throw an error. Consider adding a retry mechanism or more specific handling for common transient errors (e.g., network glitches) to make the integration more robust.components/uptimerobot/actions/create-monitor/create-monitor.mjs (2)
211-219: Validate alertContacts when formatting.
formatAlertContacts relies on utils.parseArray, which returns null or undefined for invalid inputs. Consider adding a fallback or error handling to prevent potential mapping issues if alertContacts is not an array.
247-269: Enhance error handling during monitor creation.
The createMonitor method throws only when the underlying app request fails. Consider checking the response for partial failures (e.g., a successful API status code but an error message in the payload) to provide more detailed feedback to users.components/uptimerobot/actions/update-monitor-status/update-monitor-status.mjs (2)
1-1: Consider more explicit error handling.
No specific logic handles cases where updating monitor status fails (e.g., if the monitorId does not exist). Consider adding explicit try/catch blocks to provide clearer error messages.
31-37: Add a status verification step or logging.
Before calling updateMonitor, consider verifying that the monitor is in a suitable state (e.g., not already paused/resumed). This can help avoid redundant API calls or confusion when toggling statuses.components/uptimerobot/common/constants.mjs (1)
70-135: LGTM! Consider adding API version documentationThe alert contact type definitions and mappings look correct. The non-sequential numeric values likely correspond to UptimeRobot's API specifications.
Consider adding a comment indicating which UptimeRobot API version these values correspond to, to help with future maintenance.
Also applies to: 137-154
components/uptimerobot/actions/create-alert-contact/create-alert-contact.mjs (3)
4-31: Consider adding type-specific validation for the value propThe component structure looks good, but the
valueprop could benefit from dynamic validation based on the selected alert contact type. For example:
- Email validation for type "EMAIL"
- Phone number format validation for "SMS" and "VOICE_CALL"
- URL validation for "WEB_HOOK"
value: { type: "string", label: "Value", description: "Alert contact's email address Eg. `[email protected]`, phone Eg. `12345678910` (with country code), username, url Eg. `https://example.com/webhook/` or api key Eg. `dXB0aW1lcm9ib3Q=` depending on the alert contact type.", + validate: ({ value, type }) => { + switch(type) { + case constants.ALERT_CONTACT_TYPE.EMAIL.value: + return /^[^\s@]+@[^\s@]+\.[^\s@]+$/.test(value) || "Invalid email format"; + case constants.ALERT_CONTACT_TYPE.SMS.value: + case constants.ALERT_CONTACT_TYPE.VOICE_CALL.value: + return /^\d+$/.test(value) || "Phone number should contain only digits"; + case constants.ALERT_CONTACT_TYPE.WEB_HOOK.value: + try { + new URL(value); + return true; + } catch(e) { + return "Invalid URL format"; + } + default: + return true; + } + }, },
32-39: Add error handling documentationThe
createAlertContactmethod looks good, but consider documenting possible error scenarios and their handling.Add JSDoc comments to document error cases:
+ /** + * Creates a new alert contact + * @param {Object} args - The alert contact creation arguments + * @throws {Error} When the API request fails + * @throws {Error} When required parameters are missing + * @returns {Promise<Object>} The created alert contact + */ createAlertContact(args = {}) { return this.app.post({ path: "/newAlertContact", ...args, }); },
40-59: Enhance success message with alert contact detailsThe run method implementation looks good, but the success message could be more informative.
- $.export("$summary", "Successfully created the alert contact."); + const contactType = Object.values(constants.ALERT_CONTACT_TYPE) + .find((t) => t.value === type)?.label || type; + $.export("$summary", `Successfully created ${contactType} alert contact for ${friendlyName}`); return response;components/uptimerobot/common/utils.mjs (2)
26-47: Enhance error handling and add documentationThe function would benefit from:
- More specific error messages
- JSDoc documentation
- Explicit handling of different falsy values
Here's a suggested improvement:
+/** + * Parses a value into an array + * @param {*} value - The value to parse + * @returns {Array|undefined} The parsed array or undefined if value is falsy + * @throws {ConfigurationError} If the value cannot be parsed into an array + */ function parseArray(value) { try { if (!value) { + // Consider being more explicit about which falsy values return undefined + if (value === undefined || value === null) { return; + } + throw new Error("Empty value provided"); } if (Array.isArray(value)) { return value; } const parsedValue = JSON.parse(value); if (!Array.isArray(parsedValue)) { - throw new Error("Not an array"); + throw new Error(`Expected an array, but got ${typeof parsedValue}`); } return parsedValue; } catch (e) { - throw new ConfigurationError("Make sure the custom expression contains a valid array object"); + throw new ConfigurationError( + `Invalid array input: ${e.message}. Please provide a valid JSON array or array object.` + ); } }
49-52: Make error handling more explicit in parseArrayAndMapThe optional chaining operator (
?.) inparseArrayAndMapmight silently return undefined whenparseArrayreturns undefined for falsy values. Consider making this behavior more explicit.Here's a suggested improvement:
export default { - parseArrayAndMap: (value) => parseArray(value)?.map(parseJson), + parseArrayAndMap: (value) => { + const arr = parseArray(value); + if (!arr) { + return undefined; + } + return arr.map(parseJson); + }, parseArray, };
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
components/uptimerobot/uptimerobot.app.mjs (2)
76-90: Confirm the string status values.
Currently, the "Pause" and "Resume" options map to "0" and "1", respectively. Although correct according to Uptime Robot’s API spec, confirm that all references and usage areas treat these values as strings rather than numeric.
111-124: Check the debug flag usage.
Currently, the axios call is invoked with debug: true, which might generate verbose logs and reveal sensitive data in certain environments. Make sure this is intended for production or consider toggling it based on an environment variable.
components/uptimerobot/package.json (1)
Line range hint 3-19: Validate pinned versions and semver compliance.
The version is pinned to 3.0.3 for @pipedream/platform. Ensure that you periodically check for updates and security patches in any future stable releases.
components/uptimerobot/common/constants.mjs (1)
39-68: LGTM! Port type definitions are well-structured
The port type definitions and their corresponding default port values are correctly implemented. Good job on excluding the CUSTOM port type from PORT_VALUE_MAP as it doesn't have a default value.
Also applies to: 156-163
components/uptimerobot/common/utils.mjs (1)
1-52: Verify usage patterns and potential duplication
Let's verify how these utilities are used and if similar functionality exists elsewhere in the codebase.
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Let me generate additional scripts to check the specific usage of these utilities in the UptimeRobot component and look for similar parsing patterns.
Based on the results, I can now provide a final response:
Common utility implementation follows established patterns
The parseArray and parseJson utilities in UptimeRobot's utils.mjs follow a common implementation pattern used across many components in the codebase. The code is being used in the create-monitor action for handling alert contacts. This is a standard, well-tested approach that matches similar implementations in components like Algolia, Google Ad Manager, and many others.
- The
parseArrayfunction is used incomponents/uptimerobot/actions/create-monitor/create-monitor.mjsfor processing alert contacts - The implementation matches the pattern used in 40+ other components
- The recursive
parseJsonimplementation is identical to the one used in components like Algolia, Ollama, and RoamResearch
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Hi @jcortes! I just added some suggestions but I'm moving it to Ready for QA anyway
WHY
Resolves #14966
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New Features
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.gitignorefile to streamline the repository.Documentation
package.jsonto reflect new versioning and dependencies for the Uptime Robot component.