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WalkthroughA new Caspio integration component is introduced with authenticated API helpers, a create-record action that dynamically maps table fields to input properties, and three webhook sources (new/updated/deleted records) that share a common base class for webhook lifecycle management and event emission. Changes
Sequence DiagramssequenceDiagram
participant Action as Create Record<br/>Action
participant App as Caspio App
participant API as Caspio API
Action->>App: listTableFields({ table })
App->>API: GET /v2/tables/{table}/fields
API-->>App: field definitions
App-->>Action: fields with types
Action->>Action: Cast numeric fields,<br/>validate input data
Action->>App: createRecord({ table, ...data })
App->>API: POST /v2/tables/{table}/records
API-->>App: record created
App-->>Action: { ID, ... }
sequenceDiagram
participant Source as Webhook Source
participant App as Caspio App
participant API as Caspio API
participant DB as Database
Source->>App: createWebhook()
App->>API: POST /v2/webhooks
API-->>App: { id: webhookId }
Source->>DB: _setWebhookId(webhookId)
DB-->>Source: stored
Source->>App: createWebhookEvent({ webhookId,<br/>eventType, objectName })
App->>API: POST /v2/webhooks/{webhookId}/events
API-->>App: event created
Note over Source: Active - waiting for events
Source->>Source: Deactivate
Source->>DB: _getWebhookId()
DB-->>Source: webhookId
Source->>App: deleteWebhook(webhookId)
App->>API: DELETE /v2/webhooks/{webhookId}
API-->>App: deleted
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In `@components/caspio/actions/create-record/create-record.mjs`:
- Around line 49-60: The current empty-input guard and numeric conversion miss
values like 0/"0"; update the validation to ensure at least one provided field
has a non-null/ non-undefined/ non-empty-string value (e.g. replace
Object.keys(data).length check with something like Object.values(data).some(v =>
v !== undefined && v !== null && v !== '')), and change the number conversion in
the loop (inside the code using this.caspio.listTableFields and iterating over
fields) to check existence with hasOwnProperty/explicit null checks (e.g. if
(field.Type === "NUMBER" && data.hasOwnProperty(field.Name) && data[field.Name]
!== undefined && data[field.Name] !== null && data[field.Name] !== '') then set
data[field.Name] = Number(data[field.Name]) so numeric 0/"0" are converted
correctly; keep the thrown ConfigurationError when no valid values are found.
In `@components/caspio/caspio.app.mjs`:
- Around line 38-53: The path construction in listTableFields and createRecord
interpolates the table variable directly into the URL (paths
`/tables/${table}/fields` and `/tables/${table}/records`), which will break for
names with spaces or special characters; update both functions to percent-encode
the table path segment (use encodeURIComponent or equivalent) when building the
path so the Caspio REST API receives a properly encoded path parameter and
requests succeed for any table name.
- Around line 7-15: The options() function for the table property is returning
raw table objects causing the selected value to be an object; change the mapping
in the async options() (the method that calls this.listTables()) to return an
array of { label, value } strings where label uses a human-friendly field (e.g.,
Title or Name) and value is the table's string identifier (e.g., Name), so
downstream uses like `/tables/${table}/fields` and webhook ObjectName receive a
string; update the mapping inside the table config's options() to return
tables?.map(t => ({ label: t.Title || t.Name, value: t.Name })) || [].
In `@components/caspio/sources/common/base-webhook.mjs`:
- Around line 25-42: The activate() flow currently calls
this._setWebhookId(webhookId) immediately after caspio.createWebhook, which
leaves an orphaned webhook if caspio.createWebhookEvent fails; change the logic
so you only persist the webhook ID after both caspio.createWebhook and
caspio.createWebhookEvent succeed (i.e., move the this._setWebhookId(webhookId)
call to after the createWebhookEvent call), and if createWebhookEvent throws,
catch the error and call caspio.deleteWebhook (or the appropriate deletion
method) with the created webhookId to clean up before rethrowing the error;
update activate() to use try/catch around caspio.createWebhookEvent and
reference createWebhook, createWebhookEvent, _setWebhookId, and
caspio.deleteWebhook in the fix.
- Around line 44-50: The deactivate method currently deletes the remote webhook
but leaves the stored webhook id set, causing stale state and repeated deletes;
after successfully awaiting this.caspio.deleteWebhook(webhookId) in
deactivate(), clear the stored id returned by this._getWebhookId() (e.g., set
the backing property or storage key the class uses to store the webhook id to
null/undefined and persist that change if necessary) so subsequent calls to
deactivate() or other methods using _getWebhookId() see no webhook id.
- Around line 66-76: The run method currently responds 200 before any
authentication; instead, first validate the incoming body.secret against the
configured webhook secret using a constant-time comparison (e.g., Node's
crypto.timingSafeEqual): if the configured secret is missing or the secrets
don't match, respond with an unauthorized status (401) and return without
calling this.$emit or generateMeta; only after successful validation call
this.http.respond({ status: 200 }) and then proceed to call
this.generateMeta(body) and this.$emit(body, meta). Ensure you reference the run
function and use a secure constant-time comparison rather than a simple ===
string comparison.
In `@components/caspio/sources/record-updated/record-updated.mjs`:
- Around line 17-22: The generateMeta function assumes body.data[0] exists and
will throw if data is missing or empty; update generateMeta to safely access
PK_ID and eventDate using optional chaining and fallbacks (e.g., use
body.data?.[0]?.PK_ID with a default like 'unknown' for the summary and guard ts
by falling back to a safe value when Date.parse(body.eventDate) returns NaN) so
the function returns a valid meta object even when body.data is absent.
♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
components/caspio/sources/record-deleted/record-deleted.mjs (1)
17-22: Samebody.data[0]guard as record-updated.Line 20 has the same assumption about
body.data[0]; please apply the same optional chaining/fallback here.components/caspio/sources/new-record-created/new-record-created.mjs (1)
17-22: Samebody.data[0]guard as record-updated.Line 20 has the same assumption about
body.data[0]; please apply the same optional chaining/fallback here.
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Hello everyone, I have tested this PR and there're some test cases failed or needed improvement. Please check test reports below for more information:
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Hi everyone, all test cases are passed! Ready for release! Test reports
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/approve |
Resolves #13397
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