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Note: the _withRetries method wasn't actually used anywhere, hence why it was removed.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new subject field for tickets and sorting options for listing tickets.
    • Updated event sources so alerts now appear as "New Contact Created" and "New Ticket Created" with clearer summaries.
  • Refactor / Enhancements
    • Improved property labels and descriptions for companies, contacts, and tickets.
    • Streamlined data handling and messaging for a more consistent user experience.
    • Enhanced clarity in the API interactions and improved error handling.
  • Chores
    • Updated version numbers and upgraded dependencies.
    • Removed redundant configuration elements and refreshed documentation links.

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The changes introduce multiple updates across the Freshdesk integration. Version numbers have been incremented in several modules, and property descriptions have been refined. The run methods in various actions have been refactored to use destructuring instead of helper functions, and new properties have been added (e.g., subject, orderBy, orderType, ticketId). Additionally, a set of constants related to HTTP configuration and retry logic has been removed, while the app module saw a restructuring of method signatures and request handling. Finally, dependency upgrades and improved event summaries in source modules were also applied.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/freshdesk/actions/.../create-company.mjs,
components/freshdesk/actions/.../create-contact.mjs,
components/freshdesk/actions/.../create-ticket.mjs,
components/freshdesk/actions/.../get-ticket.mjs,
components/freshdesk/actions/.../list-all-tickets.mjs
Bumped versions, refined property labels/descriptions, refactored run methods to use destructuring instead of removeNullEntries, added new properties (e.g. subject, orderBy, orderType), and improved API payload handling and summary messages.
components/freshdesk/common/constants.mjs Removed several HTTP configuration constants (HTTP_PROTOCOL, BASE_PATH, VERSION_PATH) and the retriableStatusCodes constant.
components/freshdesk/freshdesk.app.mjs Simplified imports, updated method signatures for creating and retrieving companies, contacts, and tickets; introduced support for ticketId options; restructured _makeRequest and removed obsolete error handling logic.
components/freshdesk/package.json Incremented version from 0.0.4 to 0.1.0 and upgraded dependency on @pipedream/platform from ^1.2.0 to ^3.0.3.
components/freshdesk/sources/.../new-contact.mjs,
components/freshdesk/sources/.../new-ticket.mjs
Updated event names and descriptions (renamed to "New Contact Created" and "New Ticket Created"), incremented versions, and refined emitted event summary formats.

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    participant U as User
    participant CT as CreateTicket Action
    participant FA as Freshdesk App
    participant API as Freshdesk API

    U->>CT: Initiate Create Ticket action
    CT->>FA: Call createTicket with data payload
    FA->>API: Send payload via _makeRequest (includes companyId, descriptionText, subject)
    API-->>FA: Return API response
    FA-->>CT: Return success confirmation
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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant LT as ListTickets Action
    participant FA as Freshdesk App
    participant API as Freshdesk API

    U->>LT: Request ticket list with filters
    LT->>FA: Process request with sorting params (orderBy, orderType)
    FA->>API: Query Freshdesk API with filters
    API-->>FA: Return list of tickets
    FA-->>LT: Provide summary with ticket count
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components/freshdesk/freshdesk.app.mjs (20)

2-2: Import simplified - removed unused dependencies

The import statements have been simplified to only import axios from the platform, removing the ConfigurationError and retry imports that were previously used with the now-removed _withRetries method.


11-21: Improved company selection UI and implementation

The description now clearly indicates users can select or provide a company ID. The options method has been refactored to use destructuring for cleaner code and better variable naming, making the implementation more maintainable.


22-38: Added ticket selection capability

A new ticketId property has been added that allows users to select from existing tickets or input a ticket ID directly. The implementation follows the same pattern as other selection properties, providing a consistent user experience.


43-44: Improved status description clarity

The description for ticket status has been updated to be more concise and clear.


51-52: Improved priority description clarity

The description for ticket priority has been updated to be more concise and clear.


59-70: Enhanced contact selection implementation

The contact selection now has an improved description and the implementation has been refactored to directly use the getContacts method instead of filtering companies. The code is also more readable with destructuring and better variable naming.


90-95: Extracted domain handling to a separate method

The domain handling logic has been extracted to a dedicated _getDomain method, which properly handles both custom domains and standard Freshdesk domains. This improves code organization and makes the URL construction logic more maintainable.


96-107: Refactored request handling for better flexibility

The _makeRequest method has been significantly improved:

  1. Now accepts destructured parameters for better readability
  2. Uses the new _getDomain method for URL construction
  3. Allows overriding headers while preserving defaults
  4. Provides a more consistent interface for all API calls

This change greatly simplifies all the API methods that use this function.


111-115: Simplified API call in filterTickets

The call to searchTickets has been updated to match the new method signature, using a more consistent parameter structure. The response check has also been improved with optional chaining.


131-135: Simplified API call in filterContacts

Similar to the filterTickets change, the call to searchContacts has been updated to use the new method signature with a more consistent parameter structure. The response check has been improved with optional chaining.


148-153: Simplified createCompany method

The createCompany method has been refactored to have a consistent signature with other API methods, taking a single args parameter and spreading it into the request. This makes the method more flexible and easier to use.


155-160: Simplified getCompanies method

The getCompanies method has been updated to follow the same pattern as other API methods, with a simplified signature and more consistent parameter handling.


161-166: Simplified getContacts method

The getContacts method now follows the consistent pattern of other API methods with a single args parameter.


167-173: Simplified createContact method

The createContact method has been refactored to match the consistent pattern used in other API methods.


174-180: Simplified createTicket method

The createTicket method now uses the same simplified signature pattern as other API methods.


181-188: Improved getTicket method with destructuring

The getTicket method now uses destructuring to extract the ticketId while passing the remaining arguments to _makeRequest, making the implementation cleaner and more readable.


189-194: Simplified searchTickets method

The searchTickets method has been refactored to use the consistent pattern with other API methods.


195-200: Simplified searchContacts method

The searchContacts method has been updated to follow the consistent pattern of other API methods.


201-206: Simplified listTickets method

The listTickets method now follows the same simplified signature pattern as other API methods.


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components/freshdesk/sources/new-ticket/new-ticket.mjs (1)

40-50: Consider using optional chaining for null checks.

The current pattern checks if data exists before calling methods on it. Modern JavaScript offers a more concise approach with optional chaining.

-    data &&
-      data.reverse().forEach((ticket) => {
+    data?.reverse().forEach((ticket) => {

This change maintains the same functionality while using a more modern JavaScript feature.

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

14-21: Consider adding a fallback for empty responses.

If response is empty or unexpectedly shaped, the .map(...) call could throw errors or produce an empty result. You might add a quick check to avoid potential runtime issues if this.getCompanies() returns an unexpected result.


96-106: Consider adding retry or error-handling logic.

Removing dedicated retry logic may cause immediate failures on transient network issues. Consider reintroducing or adding minimal error handling to _makeRequest to gracefully handle API throttling or 5xx responses.

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components/freshdesk/package.json (2)

3-3: Version update aligns with feature enhancements.

The version bump from 0.0.4 to 0.1.0 follows semantic versioning and properly reflects the significant improvements made to the Freshdesk components.


16-16: Dependency update to latest platform version.

Upgrading @pipedream/platform to the latest version (^3.0.3) ensures compatibility with new features and security fixes.

components/freshdesk/actions/get-ticket/get-ticket.mjs (4)

6-7: Improved documentation and version increment.

The enhanced description with a documentation link provides better context for users, and the version increment to 0.1.0 properly reflects the significant changes to this component.


11-16: Improved property definition with propDefinition.

Replacing the direct id property with a structured ticketId propDefinition improves consistency and likely enhances the UI experience with proper field validation or dropdown options.


19-25: Cleaner code with property destructuring.

The refactoring to use destructuring creates more readable and maintainable code. The parameter name change from id to ticketId also improves consistency with the prop definition.


26-26: Clearer success message.

The updated success message provides more precise feedback about the action performed.

components/freshdesk/sources/new-contact/new-contact.mjs (2)

7-9: Enhanced component metadata and documentation.

The name change to "New Contact Created" is more descriptive, the added documentation link is helpful, and the version increment properly reflects these improvements.


43-43: Improved event summary formatting.

The new format New Contact: "${contact.name}" with added quotation marks improves readability when displayed in logs or notifications.

components/freshdesk/sources/new-ticket/new-ticket.mjs (3)

7-9: Enhanced component metadata and documentation.

The name change to "New Ticket Created" is more descriptive, the added documentation link is helpful, and the version increment properly reflects these improvements.


29-32: Improved code formatting for readability.

Breaking the string manipulation operation into multiple lines improves code readability without changing functionality.


46-46: Improved event summary formatting.

The new format New Ticket (ID: ${ticket.id}) is clearer and more consistent with other event summaries in the codebase.

components/freshdesk/actions/create-ticket/create-ticket.mjs (4)

6-7: Documentation link and version bump look good.

The updated documentation link properly points to the Freshdesk API documentation with a clearer description. The version increment from 0.0.2 to 0.1.0 appropriately reflects the feature additions in this update.


34-39: Good addition of the subject property.

Adding the subject field is a valuable improvement since it's a standard field in ticketing systems. The property is properly defined with appropriate type, label, description, and correctly marked as optional.


43-44: Improved property descriptions.

The description text improvements create better consistency by removing trailing periods and providing clearer explanations for each property.

Also applies to: 49-50, 55-56


68-78: Improved run method with destructuring.

The refactored run method is more explicit and cleaner. Using destructuring to separate the freshdesk instance, companyId, and descriptionText from other data improves code clarity. The explicit property mapping for company_id, description_text and converting companyId to a Number are good practices to ensure proper API interaction.

components/freshdesk/actions/list-all-tickets/list-all-tickets.mjs (5)

1-1: Clean freshdesk import.

The import statement has been updated to directly import the freshdesk app module, which is more consistent with the other files in the component.


5-8: Improved action name and description.

The name change from "List All Tickets" to "List Tickets" better reflects what the action does, as it actually returns up to 100 tickets rather than literally all tickets. The updated description provides clearer information about the action's limitations and includes a proper documentation link.


11-11: Simplified freshdesk prop.

The freshdesk property is now directly referenced without unnecessary nesting, which is more consistent with other Freshdesk components.


12-52: Great addition of sorting options.

The new orderBy and orderType properties provide valuable sorting functionality for the ticket list. The implementation includes well-defined options with clear labels and descriptions, enhancing the component's usability.


54-68: Improved implementation with better API usage.

The run method has been refactored to use the freshdesk.listTickets method instead of direct API calls, which promotes better code reuse. The success summary now correctly handles singular/plural forms based on the result count, providing a more polished user experience.

components/freshdesk/actions/create-company/create-company.mjs (4)

6-7: Documentation and version update.

The description now provides a clearer reference to the documentation with a proper link. The version increment from 0.0.1 to 0.0.3 reflects the changes made to the component.


14-15: Improved property descriptions.

The descriptions for name, description, note, and industry properties have been made more consistent by removing trailing periods, improving the overall documentation quality.

Also applies to: 19-20, 25-26, 31-32


42-48: Simplified run method with destructuring.

The run method has been refactored to use destructuring, which removes the need for a separate helper function to filter out null entries. This approach is more concise and aligns with modern JavaScript practices.


49-49: Fixed typo in success message.

The success message has been corrected from "sucessfully" to "successfully", fixing a minor spelling issue.

components/freshdesk/actions/create-contact/create-contact.mjs (3)

6-7: Documentation reference and version update.

The description now includes a clearer reference to the documentation with a proper link. The version bump from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 appropriately reflects the feature additions and improvements.


18-20: Improved labels and descriptions.

The labels and descriptions for email, otherEmails, and phone properties have been updated with proper capitalization and clearer phrasing, making them more consistent and professional.

Also applies to: 24-26, 30-32


43-53: Improved run method with destructuring.

The run method has been refactored to use destructuring to extract companyId and otherEmails, while collecting the rest of the properties in a data object. The data construction is now more explicit with proper property mappings for API fields. The conditional conversion of companyId to a number (companyId && Number(companyId)) is a good practice to ensure proper type handling.

components/freshdesk/freshdesk.app.mjs (18)

2-2: Looks good—importing axios is correct.


11-11: Clearer description.


22-37: Implementation for listing tickets looks appropriate.


43-43: Minor description change—no issues.


51-51: Minor description change—no issues.


59-70: Validate email availability when filtering contacts.

If any contact lacks an email field, or if email is invalid, this logic might exclude them or cause unexpected UI outcomes. Consider verifying or filtering out invalid entries to ensure robust behavior.


90-94: Check for missing or invalid domain in user auth.

If the user forgets to provide a valid domain in $auth, constructing the base URL might fail. Add a fallback or validation for $auth.domain to avoid runtime errors.


113-113: Optional chaining is a good defensive check.


131-131: Consistent defensive check for contact results—looks good.


144-148: Creating a company using _makeRequest is straightforward.


151-155: Retrieving companies with getCompanies is clear and consistent.


157-161: getContacts method is consistent with the overall request pattern.


163-168: createContact method is succinct and aligns with the new structure.


170-175: createTicket method follows the same streamlined approach—no issues.


178-184: getTicket method is well-structured—no concerns.


185-189: searchTickets method is consistent with the new request pattern.


191-195: searchContacts method aligns well—no issues.


197-201: listTickets method is good for enumerating tickets.

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