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[Components] swell #13415 #16244
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WalkthroughThis update introduces new action modules for creating customer accounts, creating products, and updating accounts in the Swell application. The modules export objects with metadata and asynchronous run methods that call corresponding API functions on the main app instance. Additionally, the application's property definitions and methods have been expanded to support new fields and request handling, and the package configuration has been updated with a new version and dependency. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CreateAccountAction
participant App
User->>CreateAccountAction: Provide account details
CreateAccountAction->>App: Call createAccount(data)
App-->>CreateAccountAction: Return account info
CreateAccountAction-->>User: Return summary & response
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UpdateAccountAction
participant App
User->>UpdateAccountAction: Provide updated account details & accountId
UpdateAccountAction->>App: Call updateAccount(accountId, data)
App-->>UpdateAccountAction: Return update confirmation
UpdateAccountAction-->>User: Return summary & response
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CreateProductAction
participant App
User->>CreateProductAction: Provide product details
CreateProductAction->>App: Call createProduct(data)
App-->>CreateProductAction: Return product info
CreateProductAction-->>User: Return summary & response
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Actionable comments posted: 2
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components/swell/swell.app.mjs (1)
81-83: URL construction uses credentials directly in the string.The method constructs a URL with embedded credentials. While this works for basic authentication, consider security implications.
_baseUrl() { - return `https://${this.$auth.store_id}:${this.$auth.secret_key}@api.swell.store`; + // Construct base URL and add auth headers separately when making the request + return "https://api.swell.store"; }
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components/swell/package.json (2)
3-3: Version update is appropriate.The version bump from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 is appropriate considering the addition of new functionality (create account, create product, and update account actions).
14-16: Dependency added correctly.The addition of the @pipedream/platform dependency is necessary for the new action components. The version constraint (^3.0.3) allows for compatible updates.
components/swell/actions/create-product/create-product.mjs (3)
3-8: Well-structured action component metadata.The action is properly defined with a clear key, descriptive name, informative description with documentation link, appropriate initial version, and correct type.
9-41: Props defined correctly.All required product properties are properly defined with references to the app's propDefinitions. The structure follows Pipedream's component authoring best practices.
42-55: Effective implementation of the run method.The run method correctly calls the app's createProduct method, passing the necessary data and handling the response appropriately. The success message includes the product ID for user feedback.
components/swell/actions/create-account/create-account.mjs (3)
3-8: Well-structured action component metadata.The action is properly defined with a clear key, descriptive name, informative description with documentation link, appropriate initial version, and correct type.
9-41: Props defined correctly.All customer account properties are properly defined with references to the app's propDefinitions. The structure follows Pipedream's component authoring best practices.
42-55: Effective implementation of the run method.The run method correctly calls the app's createAccount method, properly transforming camelCase prop names to snake_case format required by the API. The success message includes the account ID for user feedback.
components/swell/actions/update-account/update-account.mjs (4)
3-8: Well-structured action component metadata.The action is properly defined with a clear key, descriptive name, informative description with documentation link, appropriate initial version, and correct type.
9-47: Props defined correctly.All customer account properties plus the accountId are properly defined with references to the app's propDefinitions. The structure follows Pipedream's component authoring best practices.
48-59: Effective implementation of the update operation.The run method correctly calls the app's updateAccount method, properly transforming camelCase prop names to snake_case format required by the API and passing the accountId parameter.
61-62: Response handling is appropriate.The method correctly returns the response from the update operation, allowing access to the complete account data.
components/swell/swell.app.mjs (4)
6-79: Well-structured property definitions with good organization.The property definitions are clear, consistently formatted, and include descriptive labels and helpful descriptions. The accountId property includes a nice dynamic options function that populates a dropdown with email addresses from existing accounts.
A minor consideration: the
priceproperty is defined as a string type (line 42). Consider whether this should be a numeric type instead if mathematical operations will be performed on it.
84-94: Good abstraction for making API requests.The
_makeRequestmethod provides a clean abstraction for making HTTP requests with consistent configuration.Consider adding basic error handling to improve resilience:
async _makeRequest(opts = {}) { const { $ = this, path, ...otherOpts } = opts; + try { return axios($, { ...otherOpts, url: this._baseUrl() + path, }); + } catch (error) { + console.error(`Request failed for ${path}:`, error.message); + throw error; + } }
95-108: API methods follow consistent patterns.The
createAccountandcreateProductmethods follow consistent patterns using the_makeRequestabstraction.
109-117: Clean parameter handling in updateAccount method.Good use of parameter destructuring to separate the account ID from other parameters.
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Hi @lcaresia lgtm! Ready for QA!
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