[Components] Altiria: New action send-sms #13946
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new action for sending SMS messages via the Altiria service, encapsulated in the Changes
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components/altiria/altiria.app.mjs (1)
31-41: LGTM with a minor suggestion!The
makeRequestmethod correctly performs the HTTP request using theaxioslibrary. It uses the previously defined methods to prepare the request parameters and provides a clean and flexible interface using default function parameters and object destructuring.One minor suggestion:
- The
debugoption is set totrue, which can be helpful for troubleshooting but should be removed or made configurable before deploying to production to avoid exposing sensitive information in logs.
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components/altiria/package.json (2)
3-3: Version update looks good!The version increment from
0.0.1to0.1.0aligns with the introduction of the new "send-sms" action, as per semantic versioning conventions. This change accurately reflects the addition of new functionality to the package.
14-18: The addition of thedependenciessection looks good!The inclusion of the
@pipedream/platformpackage as a dependency suggests that the component may now leverage functionalities or features provided by this platform package. Specifying the dependency using a stable release version (3.0.1) is also a good practice.However, please verify that the introduced
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components/altiria/altiria.app.mjs (4)
8-10: LGTM!The
getUrlmethod correctly constructs the API endpoint URL by appending the given path to the base URL. The hardcoded base URL is acceptable as it's unlikely to change frequently.
11-17: LGTM!The
getHeadersmethod correctly constructs the headers object for the API requests. It merges the provided headers with the default ones and sets theContent-TypeandAcceptheaders to the appropriate values for JSON format.
18-30: LGTM!The
getDataAuthmethod correctly appends the authentication credentials to the request data. It uses object destructuring to extract the API key and secret fromthis.$auth, which is a clean and readable approach.
42-46: LGTM!The
postmethod correctly simplifies making POST requests by wrapping themakeRequestmethod and specifying the HTTP method as "POST". It uses the spread operator to pass along any additional arguments to themakeRequestmethod, providing flexibility.components/altiria/actions/send-sms/send-sms.mjs (5)
1-2: LGTM!The import statement is correct and necessary for the action to function.
3-21: LGTM!The action's metadata is well-defined and follows the expected structure. The input properties are correctly typed and have appropriate labels and descriptions. The descriptions provide sufficient information for users to understand how to use the action and the constraints on the input values.
22-29: LGTM!The
sendSmsmethod is correctly defined and uses the Altiria app configuration to send the request. The method accepts anargsobject that allows for flexibility in the request data.
30-50: LGTM!The
runmethod is correctly defined and orchestrates the execution of the action as expected. The method extracts the necessary data from the action's context and passes it to thesendSmsmethod. The method exports a summary message upon successful execution, which provides feedback to the user.
51-51: LGTM!The export statement is correct and necessary for the action to be usable by the Pipedream platform.
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WHY
Resolves #13923
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New Features
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authKeysmethod to streamline authentication processes.Chores