New Components - breathe #15075
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces new modules to the Breathe HR application within Pipedream, focusing on managing employee actions and leave requests. It includes functionalities for approving or rejecting leave requests, creating employee records, and generating leave requests. Additionally, new event sources are established for tracking updates related to employees and leave requests. The changes enhance API interactions, define new properties, and implement structured error handling, significantly expanding the capabilities of the Breathe component. Changes
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components/breathe/breathe.app.mjs (2)
113-113: Fix Typographical Error in "Holiday Allownace ID"
Line 113 has a small typo in the label:"Holiday Allownace ID". The correct spelling is "Holiday Allowance ID".- label: "Holiday Allownace ID", + label: "Holiday Allowance ID",
131-142: Consider Adding Error Handling or Retries in_makeRequest
Currently,_makeRequestcalls the axios method directly without any error handling. Consider wrapping the request in a try/catch block or implementing retry logic for transient errors. This can help your application gracefully handle intermittent to permanent failures.components/breathe/sources/employee-updated/employee-updated.mjs (1)
6-6: Consider Renaming This Source to Begin With "New"
A static analysis hint suggests that source names often begin with "New". While “Employee Updated” is accurate, it might conflict with certain naming guidelines. Confirm if your team enforces this naming standard.🧰 Tools
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Source names should start with "New". See https://pipedream.com/docs/components/guidelines/#source-namecomponents/breathe/actions/create-leave-request/create-leave-request.mjs (1)
18-26: Consider Validating Date Format
startDateandendDateare string-based inputs. If these are user inputs, you might want to verify or sanitize them to ensure a valid date format, reducing the risk of invalid or confusing data in your system.components/breathe/sources/common/base.mjs (3)
16-18: Consider stricter handling of default timestamp.Returning
"1970-01-01"as a fallback ensures coverage for older data, but there's a potential for unexpected parsing results or time zone ambiguity. You might want to store timestamps numerically (e.g.,0) or standardize to UTC to avoid confusion with local time zones.
28-39: Clarify unimplemented methods for better maintainability.The methods (
getTsField,getResourceFn,getResourceKey,generateMeta) throw errors if unimplemented, which is acceptable for pure abstract placeholders. However, consider using descriptive error messages or logs that guide implementers on how to properly override these methods.
61-67: Ensure correct max timestamp progression.Recomputing
maxTsonly whents > Date.parse(maxTs)is correct, yet be mindful of potential out-of-order results. If the final batch arrives with older timestamps, they won’t affectmaxTs, so newly-late data might be skipped on subsequent runs. If this scenario is possible, consider alternative logic or an explanation in documentation.components/breathe/actions/approve-or-reject-leave-request/approve-or-reject-leave-request.mjs (1)
67-70: Consider more detailed summary messages.The current summary indicates a success message but doesn't provide additional context like the employee ID. Optionally, appending the employee ID to the message (if relevant) could make debugging easier when referencing multiple requests.
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components/breathe/breathe.app.mjs (2)
1-1: Code Organization and Overall Implementation Look Good
The structure of this application file, including the clear separation of prop definitions, _makeRequest, and resource listing methods, appears well-organized. The naming conventions for properties and methods are consistent and readable.
220-241: Verify That paginate Correctly Detects End of Pages
The paginate method uses a “do…while” loop and checks the length of items to determine when to stop. Ensure the Breathe API consistently returns an empty items array—rather than partial items or other indicators—when the final page is reached, to avoid potential infinite loops.
✅ Verification successful
Potential Infinite Loop Risk in Pagination Implementation
The current implementation of the paginate method has a potential issue that could lead to an infinite loop. The loop continues as long as items.length is truthy (non-zero), but if the API returns an empty array ([]), its length would be 0, correctly stopping the loop. However, if the API returns null or undefined for items on the last page, the optional chaining items?.length would result in undefined, which is falsy, also correctly stopping the loop.
The implementation appears safe because:
- It uses optional chaining (
?.) to safely handle null/undefined responses - The loop will stop if either:
- The API returns an empty array (
length= 0) - The API returns null/undefined (
items?.length= undefined)
- The API returns an empty array (
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components/breathe/sources/new-employee-created/new-employee-created.mjs (2)
7-10: Event Source Setup is Clear
The source is properly identified, with a descriptive key and name, and the deduplication strategy is set to “unique.” The structure aligns with typical Pipedream source conventions.
13-15: Confirm Existence of created_at Field
You're counting on created_at to be present for new employees. Ensure that all employee records from Breathe contain this field, and that it accurately reflects the creation time.
components/breathe/sources/employee-updated/employee-updated.mjs (1)
22-24: Validate Update Logic
Currently, isRelevant checks only if created_at === updated_at to exclude newly created employees. Confirm that no immediate post-creation updates set both timestamps to different values, which could cause new hires to be incorrectly included.
components/breathe/sources/new-leave-request-created/new-leave-request-created.mjs (2)
28-35: Validate Parameter Consistency with the Breathe API
getArgs uses startDate as a query parameter, which might differ from the Breathe API’s typical naming of start_date. Double-check that this matches the documented request parameters so the request filters as intended.
39-45: Metadata Generation and ID Handling
Generating meta with the leave request’s ID and timestamp is straightforward and effective. This ensures each event is uniquely identified and easy to track downstream.
components/breathe/actions/create-leave-request/create-leave-request.mjs (1)
41-56: Action Implementation is Concise and Clear
The action effectively calls breathe.createLeaveRequest and exports a clean summary message. This concise approach is consistent with best practices.
components/breathe/sources/common/base.mjs (1)
47-53: Add validation for resource data fields.
When processing items, ensure the tsField actually exists on each item. If any item is missing the expected timestamp field or if the format is invalid, the Date.parse call could yield NaN and break chronological ordering.
components/breathe/actions/approve-or-reject-leave-request/approve-or-reject-leave-request.mjs (1)
44-46: Good validation for rejection reason.
Throwing a ConfigurationError when reject is chosen but no rejection reason is provided prevents invalid or incomplete operations. This is a solid check to ensure data integrity.
components/breathe/actions/create-employee/create-employee.mjs (1)
93-117: Validate required fields before API call.
While Breathe might handle incomplete data gracefully, missing or invalid inputs (e.g., email without a valid format) could cause silent failures or partial records. Consider additional client-side checks or warning logs to ensure data integrity before sending the request.
components/breathe/package.json (2)
3-3: Version bump looks appropriate.
Moving from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 aligns well with the new features and breaking changes introduced in this PR.
15-16: Dependency addition is logical.
The dependency on @pipedream/platform is justified for working with Pipedream’s platform features. Ensure the specified version is compatible with all newly introduced abstractions.
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components/breathe/breathe.app.mjs (1)
7-46: Consider enhancing the prop definitions for better maintainability and robustness.A few suggestions for improvement:
- Extract the pagination offset logic (
page + 1) to a utility function to maintain consistency.- Consider making
exclude_cancelled_requestsconfigurable via prop options.- Add error handling for API responses.
employeeId: { type: "string", label: "Employee ID", description: "The identifier of an employee", async options({ page }) { + try { const { employees } = await this.listEmployees({ params: { - page: page + 1, + page: this._getPageOffset(page), }, }); + if (!employees) { + throw new Error("No employees data received"); + } return employees?.map(({ id: value, first_name: firstName, last_name: lastName, }) => ({ value, label: `${firstName} ${lastName}`, })) || []; + } catch (error) { + console.error("Error fetching employees:", error); + return []; + } }, },
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components/breathe/breathe.app.mjs (2)
1-6: LGTM!
The app configuration and imports are correctly set up.
1-244: Verify consistent usage of pagination across the codebase.
Let's ensure that all list operations consistently use the paginate method where appropriate.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the pagination implementation in the breathe app and related components.
Let me check one more aspect to verify the pagination implementation in the sources and actions.
Let me check the source files to see how they handle the list operations.
Let me check one final piece - the common base file that these sources are importing from.
Pagination implementation is correctly used across the Breathe integration
The pagination implementation is consistent and well-structured across the Breathe integration:
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The app (
breathe.app.mjs) correctly implements:- A generic
paginatemethod that handles pagination for all list operations - Page parameters in the list methods (
listEmployees,listDepartments, etc.) - Proper page increment in prop definitions' options
- A generic
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The source components properly utilize pagination through:
- A common base implementation that uses the
paginatemethod - Consistent usage across all sources (
new-employee-created,new-leave-request-created,employee-updated) - Proper handling of paginated results in the async iterator pattern
- A common base implementation that uses the
The implementation ensures that all list operations can handle paginated data efficiently and consistently.
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components/breathe/sources/new-leave-request-created/new-leave-request-created.mjs (2)
13-22: Enhance the employeeIds property description.Consider clarifying what happens when no employees are selected. For example:
"Return leave requests for the selected employees only. If no employees are selected, leave requests for all employees will be returned."- description: "Return leave requests for the selected employees only", + description: "Return leave requests for the selected employees only. If no employees are selected, leave requests for all employees will be returned.",
48-54: Add date validation in generateMeta method.The
Date.parse()could return NaN ifcreated_atis invalid. Consider adding validation to handle invalid dates gracefully.generateMeta(leaveRequest) { + const timestamp = Date.parse(leaveRequest.created_at); + if (isNaN(timestamp)) { + console.warn(`Invalid date format for leave request ${leaveRequest.id}: ${leaveRequest.created_at}`); + return { + id: leaveRequest.id, + summary: `New Leave Request ID: ${leaveRequest.id} (invalid date)`, + ts: Date.now(), // Fallback to current timestamp + }; + } return { id: leaveRequest.id, summary: `New Leave Request ID: ${leaveRequest.id}`, - ts: Date.parse(leaveRequest.created_at), + ts: timestamp, }; },
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components/breathe/sources/new-leave-request-created/new-leave-request-created.mjs (2)
1-10: LGTM! Well-structured component metadata.The component is properly defined with clear naming, documentation reference, and appropriate versioning for a new component.
29-31: Verify the listLeaveRequests method exists in the Breathe app.Let's ensure the
listLeaveRequestsmethod is properly defined in the Breathe app module.✅ Verification successful
✓ The
listLeaveRequestsmethod is properly implementedThe method exists in
breathe.app.mjsand is correctly implemented as a REST API call to the/leave_requestsendpoint, matching the expected usage in the source component.🏁 Scripts executed
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