Suggest Existing Integrations #68
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Amazing work @JonPurvis - I'm happy to merge and release if you are!
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@Sammyjo20 Thanks for the speedy review! Yeah let's get it merged and released! 🚀 The less time I spent typing out integration names, the better 😆 |
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@Sammyjo20 I've merged it, I'll hold off on a release until you're ready! |
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This is something I've wanted to add to this package for a while now and I finally dedicated some time to getting it done!
Historically, whenever you add a new connector, request, response etc.. you have to type the Integration it's for. This is fine, but if you make a typo or forget the name of the integration, you end up with an integration that either needs renaming or deleting and you have to start over.
This PR introduces the suggest Laravel Prompt so when you get asked for the Integration, you can now either select from your existing integrations or type in the name for a new one
It's not immediately clear that you can type the name of a non-existing integration, so I've added some extra information in the
hintof the prompt.