[Components] griptape - new components #15741
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces new modules for creating, deleting, and updating assistants within the Griptape application. Each module defines metadata and methods to interact with the API endpoints for assistants. Additionally, the main application file has been enhanced with new property definitions and methods to support API interactions and list resources. The package version has been updated and a dependency on Changes
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participant U as User
participant CA as CreateAssistant Module
participant API as API Server
U->>CA: Invoke run() with assistant details
CA->>API: POST /assistants with payload
API-->>CA: Return created assistant ID
CA->>U: Return summary with assistant ID
sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant DA as DeleteAssistant Module
participant API as API Server
U->>DA: Invoke run() with assistantId
DA->>API: DELETE /assistants/{assistantId}
API-->>DA: Return deletion confirmation
DA->>U: Return success summary
sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant UA as UpdateAssistant Module
participant API as API Server
U->>UA: Invoke run() with updated assistant data
UA->>API: PATCH /assistants/{assistantId} with payload
API-->>UA: Return updated assistant ID
UA->>U: Return update summary with assistant ID
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
components/griptape/actions/update-assistant/update-assistant.mjs (1)
24-29: Consider making 'description' prop optional.While most props are properly marked as optional for this update action, the 'description' prop is not marked as optional. For consistency with other fields and to allow users to update only specific fields, consider adding the
optional: trueproperty.description: { + optional: true, propDefinition: [ app, "description", ], },components/griptape/griptape.app.mjs (3)
6-41: Consider defensive error handling for async option loaders
All property definitions correctly fetch data from their respective list methods. However, if the API returns unexpected data or null, the destructuring might break. Adding defensive checks or graceful error handling (e.g., defaulting to an empty array on failure) could increase reliability.
42-98: Repeated logic for listing resources
Like "knowledgeBaseId," the pattern for listing rulesets, structures, and tools is nearly identical. You could unify this into a single helper method that generalizes resource fetching, simplifying code and reducing duplication.Here’s an example diff showing how you might unify the logic into one method:
- async options({ page }) { - const { rulesets } = await this.listRulesets({ params: { page } }); - return rulesets.map(({ ruleset_id: value, name: label }) => ({ - label, - value, - })); - }, ... + async options({ page }) { + const { dataKey, items } = await this.listResource("rulesets", { page }); + return items.map(({ id: value, name: label }) => ({ label, value })); + },
120-188: Add robust error handling for_makeRequest
Currently,_makeRequestdelegates errors directly toaxios. Although it’s acceptable, implementing retry logic or catching specific HTTP status codes (like 429 for rate-limiting) can help avoid transient failures and enhance reliability.
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🔇 Additional comments (7)
components/griptape/package.json (2)
3-3: Version bump looks appropriate.The version update from
0.0.1to0.1.0follows semantic versioning principles, suggesting the addition of new functionality while maintaining backward compatibility.
14-17: Dependencies properly configured.The addition of the
@pipedream/platformdependency is appropriate for a Pipedream component, and the version constraint^3.0.3follows best practices by allowing compatible updates within the 3.x range.components/griptape/actions/create-assistant/create-assistant.mjs (1)
1-105: Well-structured component with appropriate API interactions.The component is well-organized with clear metadata, properly defined props, and appropriate API interaction methods. The conversion between camelCase prop names and snake_case API fields is handled correctly.
components/griptape/actions/delete-assistant/delete-assistant.mjs (1)
1-43: Clean implementation of delete functionality.The component follows best practices with a focused set of props (only the assistantId is needed), clean API interaction, and proper response handling. The success message and return value provide good feedback to the user.
components/griptape/actions/update-assistant/update-assistant.mjs (1)
1-117: Well-implemented update component with complete functionality.The component follows the same well-structured pattern as the other actions, with appropriate props, API interaction methods, and response handling. The props cover all updateable fields for an assistant.
components/griptape/griptape.app.mjs (2)
1-2: Import usage looks good
The import from@pipedream/platformis straightforward and aligns with the standard approach for Pipedream apps.
99-118: Assistant ID property is fine, but consider pagination
Fetching assistants by page works, but you might want to handle multiple pages or limit user confusion if the list is large. Providing a search function or aggregating pages could improve usability when selecting an assistant ID.
WHY
Resolves #15705
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