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WalkthroughThe pull request includes extensive updates to the documentation for the Pipedream Connect API and related SDKs. Key changes involve the restructuring of authentication methods, the introduction of new sections detailing OAuth and workflow invocation, and the removal of outdated content. Additionally, various enhancements across multiple documentation files improve clarity and usability, while new methods and sections provide detailed guidance on managing accounts and utilizing the SDK effectively. Changes
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48-49: Suggestion: Add a timeline for completing the OAuth documentation.The "TO DO" placeholder is helpful to indicate that the OAuth documentation is a work in progress. Consider adding a timeline or estimated completion date to set expectations for when the documentation will be updated with the OAuth details.
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646-646: LGTM!The change to the example usage of the
invokeWorkflowmethod looks good. Using a more generic endpoint URL in the example is a reasonable update.docs-v2/pages/connect/api.mdx (4)
46-63: LGTM!The addition of the OAuth and Project keys sections enhances the authentication documentation. The Project keys section provides clear instructions on how to authenticate using Basic Auth, and the cURL example is helpful to illustrate making an authenticated request.
143-168: LGTM!The "Invoke workflows" section is a great addition to the documentation. The example code clearly demonstrates how to use the SDK to invoke workflows on behalf of users. Mentioning that
invokeWorkflowuses Node'sfetchAPI and accepts standard options is helpful for developers to customize the requests as needed.
147-165: LGTM!The TypeScript code example for invoking a workflow using the SDK is well-written and easy to understand. It demonstrates the essential steps to create a client instance and invoke a workflow using the
invokeWorkflowmethod. The code is properly formatted and follows TypeScript best practices.
167-168: LGTM!The explanation mentioning that
invokeWorkflowuses Node'sfetchAPI and accepts standard options is concise and informative. It helps developers understand that they can customize the requests made byinvokeWorkflowusing standard options supported by Node'sfetchAPI.
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docs-v2/pages/rest-api/auth.mdx (5)
3-11: Consider improving the transition to User API keys.The introduction and OAuth recommendation are clear and informative. However, the transition to mentioning user API keys in the last paragraph seems abrupt. Consider adding a brief transitional sentence to improve the flow, such as:
"While OAuth is recommended for most use cases, there are situations where User API keys can be beneficial."
This would provide a smoother transition and context for when User API keys might be appropriate.
13-17: Consider explaining the rationale for using the Client Credentials flow.The introduction to OAuth and the explanation of the client credentials flow are clear. To enhance understanding, consider adding a brief explanation of why this specific OAuth flow is used. For example:
"We use the Client Credentials flow because it's designed for server-to-server authentication, which aligns with how the Pipedream API is typically used."
This addition would provide context for developers who might be familiar with other OAuth flows.
27-67: Consider adding information on error handling for token acquisition.The section on obtaining and using access tokens is comprehensive and includes helpful code examples for both SDK and curl usage. The mention of token expiration is crucial information.
To further improve this section, consider adding information on error handling, particularly for cases where token acquisition might fail. This could include:
- Common error scenarios (e.g., invalid credentials, network issues)
- How to interpret error responses
- Best practices for retrying or recovering from token acquisition failures
This addition would help developers build more robust integrations with the API.
69-77: Add information about the impact of revoking a client secret.The instructions for revoking a client secret are clear, and the link to more detailed security information is helpful. To make this section more comprehensive, consider adding information about the impact of revoking a client secret on existing access tokens. For example:
"Note: Revoking a client secret will invalidate all existing access tokens generated using that secret. Applications using these tokens will need to obtain new access tokens using the new client secret."
This information would help users understand the full implications of revoking a client secret and plan accordingly.
79-91: Add security best practices for User API keys.The explanation of user API keys and the instructions for their management are clear. To enhance the security aspect of this section, consider adding information about best practices for securing API keys and the potential risks of their misuse. For example:
- Store API keys securely and never expose them in client-side code.
- Use environment variables to manage API keys in your applications.
- Regularly rotate API keys as a security measure.
- Be cautious when sharing API keys, as they provide full access to your account.
Adding these best practices would help users understand the importance of API key security and how to properly manage them.
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58-60: Improved security information presentation. Consider minor clarification.The changes effectively reorganize and clarify the security information, providing a more focused approach by linking directly to Connect-specific security details. This improvement helps users find relevant information more quickly.
Consider adding a brief introductory sentence to provide context for the two different security resources. For example:
-Pipedream takes the security of our products seriously. See details on the security of the Connect product [here](/privacy-and-security#pipedream-connect). +Pipedream takes the security of our products seriously. For your reference: +- See details specific to the security of the Connect product [here](/privacy-and-security#pipedream-connect). +- Review our general security documentation [here](/privacy-and-security). Please also [review our general security docs](/privacy-and-security) and send us any questions or [suspected vulnerabilities](/privacy-and-security#reporting-a-vulnerability). You can also get a copy of our [SOC 2 Type 2 report](/privacy-and-security#soc-2), [sign HIPAA BAAs](/privacy-and-security#hipaa), and get information on other practices and controls.This change would provide a clearer structure and help users understand the distinction between Connect-specific and general security information.
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89-98: Excellent addition of API security information.This new section provides crucial information about the Pipedream API's authentication methods. The clear recommendation for OAuth clients with explained benefits is particularly helpful for users.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what "scopes" are (line 95) for users who might be unfamiliar with the term. For example:
-✅ OAuth clients support scopes, limiting access to specific operations <br /> +✅ OAuth clients support scopes (permissions for specific API operations), limiting access to only what's needed <br />
99-105: Good explanation of OAuth clients and security practices.This section provides valuable information about OAuth clients and how client secrets are securely stored.
To improve clarity for non-technical users, consider adding a brief explanation of what "client credentials OAuth clients" are. For example:
-Pipedream supports client credentials OAuth clients, which exchange a client ID and client secret for a short-lived access token. These clients are not tied to individual end users, and are meant to be used server-side. You must store these credentials securely on your server, never allowing them to be exposed in client-side code. +Pipedream supports "client credentials" OAuth clients. This is a secure method where your application (the client) exchanges a client ID and a secret key for a short-lived access token to access Pipedream's API. These clients are not tied to individual end users and are meant to be used in server-side code. It's crucial to store these credentials securely on your server and never expose them in client-side code (like JavaScript running in a browser).
107-116: Comprehensive explanation of OAuth tokens.This section provides detailed and accurate information about OAuth tokens, including their issuance, storage, and expiration. The inclusion of a workflow template for token validation is particularly helpful.
On line 109, consider rewording slightly for clarity:
-Since Pipedream uses client credentials grants, access tokens must not be shared with end users or stored anywhere outside of your server environment. +Since Pipedream uses client credentials grants, access tokens must not be shared with end users or stored anywhere outside your server environment.This removes the redundant "of" as suggested by the static analysis tool and improves readability.
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135-143: Concise explanation of Connect Link and API relation.This section effectively explains the Connect Link feature and its use cases. The reference to the REST API security section is helpful for users seeking more detailed information.
For consistency with the previous section, consider adding a brief mention of the security aspects of Connect Links. For example:
Like tokens, Connect Links are coupled to specific users, and expire after 4 hours. +Connect Links are designed with security in mind, being user-specific and short-lived to minimize potential misuse.docs-v2/pages/rest-api/index.mdx (6)
7-7: Approved: Enhanced API descriptionThe updated overview provides a more comprehensive description of the API's capabilities. This change improves clarity for users.
Consider adding "and more" at the end of the sentence to indicate that these are just examples of what the API can do, not an exhaustive list. This would future-proof the description against minor additions to the API's capabilities.
15-21: Approved: Improved authentication documentationThe updated authentication section now clearly describes the two supported methods: OAuth and User API keys. The example has been updated to use a token, which is consistent with the new authentication methods.
Consider adding a brief explanation of when to use OAuth vs User API keys to help users choose the appropriate method for their use case.
66-72: Approved: Added workspace_id parameter explanationThe new section clearly explains when the workspace_id parameter is required and how it's used with different authentication methods. This addition helps users understand how to properly use the parameter in their API requests.
Consider adding an example of how to include the workspace_id in an API request to make it even clearer for users.
152-156: Approved: Improved error code explanationsThe updated error section provides clearer explanations of what different HTTP status code ranges indicate. This improvement helps users better understand and handle API responses.
To improve readability and address the style issue, consider rewording the second and third points to avoid starting three consecutive sentences with "Codes". For example:
- Codes in the `4xx` range indicate an error that failed (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). - Codes in the `5xx` range indicate an error with Pipedream's server. + The `4xx` range indicates a client-side error (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). + The `5xx` range signifies a server-side error with Pipedream's infrastructure.🧰 Tools
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162-200: Approved: Added Accounts section with detailed informationThe new Accounts section provides comprehensive information about listing and retrieving account details. The inclusion of parameters, example requests, and example responses is very helpful for API users.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what "connected accounts" are and why they are important in the context of Pipedream. This would provide more context for users who might be new to the platform.
619-710: Approved: Added OAuth section with token management detailsThe new OAuth section provides comprehensive information about obtaining and revoking OAuth tokens. The inclusion of endpoints, parameters, example requests, and example responses is very helpful for developers implementing OAuth authentication.
Consider adding a brief introduction to the OAuth section explaining why and when a developer might need to use these endpoints. This would provide more context and help users understand the purpose of these operations in their authentication flow.
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1-1188: Overall, comprehensive and well-structured API documentation.This documentation provides a thorough guide to the Connect API & SDK, covering key aspects such as installation, authentication, rate limits, workflow invocation, and token creation. The multi-language examples are particularly valuable for developers working with various tech stacks.
However, there are a couple of points to address:
- The OAuth section is currently incomplete and needs to be filled out.
- Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning of the document for easier navigation, especially given its length and the variety of topics covered.
These improvements would enhance the overall quality and usability of this already strong documentation.
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docs-v2/pages/rest-api/auth.mdx (1)
19-25: LGTM: Clear and concise instructions for creating an OAuth application.The step-by-step instructions for creating an OAuth application are well-written and easy to follow. The warning about the client secret not being accessible again is an important detail that helps prevent potential issues for users.
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25-25: Improved clarity on audit frequency.The change from "regular" to "annual" third-party audits provides more precise information about the frequency of these audits. This update enhances transparency and gives users a clearer understanding of Pipedream's compliance practices.
117-134: Clear introduction to Pipedream Connect and its SDK.This section effectively introduces Pipedream Connect and provides a concise explanation of its client-side SDK. The step-by-step process for initiating authorization is particularly helpful for developers implementing this feature.
The security considerations, such as token expiration and limited permissions, are well-explained and demonstrate good security practices.
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28-28: Approved: Clarified header requirementThe updated text clearly emphasizes that the Authorization header is required for all endpoints. This is an important detail that helps prevent potential errors for API users.
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1419-1720: Approved: Updated authentication examples in Workflows sectionThe authentication examples in the Workflows section have been consistently updated to use a token instead of an API key. This change aligns with the new authentication methods described earlier in the document, ensuring consistency throughout the API documentation.
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1-13: LGTM: Clear introduction and important warning.The introduction effectively sets up the context for the Connect API & SDK Reference. The warning about the different Base URL and authentication method is crucial for users to avoid potential integration issues.
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15-19: LGTM: Clear presentation of the REST API Base URL.The base URL for the Connect REST API is clearly stated, which is essential for users to construct their API requests correctly.
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21-41: LGTM: Comprehensive installation instructions.The installation instructions for the TypeScript SDK are clear and cover both npm and <script> tag methods. This provides flexibility for different use cases and environments.
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51-114: LGTM: Clear instructions for SDK usage and external users concept.The instructions for using the TypeScript SDK on both server and browser are clear and helpful. The introduction of the "external users" concept is important for understanding the API's user management approach.
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116-124: LGTM: Clear presentation of rate limits.The rate limits for different API endpoints are clearly stated in an easy-to-read table format. The note about contacting support for higher rate limits is helpful for users with more demanding needs.
126-151: LGTM: Clear example for invoking workflows.The example provided for invoking workflows using the SDK is clear and demonstrates the key steps effectively. The note about
invokeWorkflowusing Node'sfetchAPI is helpful for understanding the underlying mechanism.
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153-1188: LGTM: Comprehensive token creation documentation with multi-language examples.The "Tokens" section provides a clear explanation of the token creation process, including its purpose and usage. The multi-language examples (TypeScript, Node.js, Python, Java, C#, Go, PHP, and Ruby) are thorough and valuable for developers working with different tech stacks.
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The OAuth section is currently marked as "TO DO". This important authentication method should be documented to provide a complete reference for users.
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7-11: Clearer guidance on secret managementThe rephrasing of this section significantly improves the clarity and actionability of the advice on handling secrets. Starting with a clear directive against storing secrets in code sets the right tone. The outline of two specific methods for storing secrets (connected accounts and environment variables) provides valuable, practical guidance.
To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief explanation of why storing secrets in code is risky (e.g., potential exposure through version control, difficulty in rotating secrets).
16-16: Stronger emphasis on secure data transmissionThe change from "Whenever possible, encrypt data in transit" to "Always send data over HTTPS" is a significant improvement. It provides a clear, unambiguous directive that enhances security practices.
To make this even more comprehensive, consider adding a brief explanation of why HTTPS is important (e.g., "HTTPS encrypts data in transit, protecting it from interception and tampering").
22-28: Improved clarity on HTTP trigger securityThe renaming of this section to "Require authorization for HTTP triggers" and the subsequent rewording significantly improve the clarity of the security implications of HTTP triggers. The explicit statement that these triggers are public by default and require no authorization is crucial information for users.
To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief explanation of the potential risks of leaving HTTP triggers public (e.g., unauthorized access, potential for abuse) to underscore the importance of configuring authorization.
28-28: Helpful recommendation for webhook authenticationThe addition of the recommendation to use the Validate Webhook Auth action for third-party services is a valuable enhancement to the documentation. It provides users with a practical, code-free solution for implementing webhook authentication.
To make this even more helpful, consider adding a brief explanation of what the Validate Webhook Auth action does and why it's beneficial (e.g., "This action simplifies the process of validating incoming webhooks, reducing the risk of processing unauthorized requests").
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66-68: Clearer explanation of Pipedream's data retentionThe refinement of this section provides more precise information about what data Pipedream retains, which is crucial for users managing sensitive information in their workflows. The explicit mention of event data, console logs, errors, step exports, and error stack traces gives users a clear picture of what information might be stored.
To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief note on how long this data is retained, or a link to Pipedream's data retention policy if one exists. This would give users a complete understanding of the lifecycle of their data within Pipedream.
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70-71: Valuable information on data privacy and controlThe addition of information about variables stored in memory and the ability to modify code to control logging is a significant enhancement to this section. It provides users with important knowledge about data privacy within Pipedream and empowers them to take control of what information is logged.
To make this even more helpful, consider adding a brief example of how a user might modify code to limit logging (e.g., "For instance, you could remove
console.logstatements or modify step exports to exclude sensitive data").docs-v2/pages/workflows/triggers.mdx (1)
685-695: Helpful troubleshooting information added for email triggers.The new section on troubleshooting expired tokens for email attachments is a valuable addition. It provides clear guidance on how to handle this common issue.
Consider adding a brief explanation of why the tokens expire (e.g., for security reasons) to help users understand the underlying reason for this behavior.
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15-24: Enhanced authentication documentationThe expanded authentication section greatly improves the clarity of the available options. The recommendation to use OAuth for most use cases is valuable guidance for users.
Consider adding a brief explanation of when User API keys might be preferred over OAuth to provide complete guidance.
66-77: Updated common parameters and improved clarityThe replacement of
workspace_idwithorg_idand the added callout significantly improve the documentation's accuracy and usability. The explanation for when to useorg_idis clear and helpful.Consider adding a note about backward compatibility or migration steps for users who might be using the old
workspace_idparameter in their existing integrations.
152-156: Improved error codes explanationThe reformatted list of error codes enhances readability and makes the information easier to scan.
However, there's a minor grammatical issue in the second list item. Consider revising it to:
- Codes in the `4xx` range indicate an error that failed (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). + Codes in the `4xx` range indicate a client error (e.g., a required parameter was omitted).This change maintains consistency with the other list items and improves clarity.
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162-294: Comprehensive new Accounts sectionThe addition of the Accounts section is a significant improvement to the API documentation. It provides clear and detailed information on how to list and retrieve connected accounts, including parameters, example requests, and responses.
To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief explanation of what "connected accounts" are and their significance in the context of Pipedream, especially for new users who might not be familiar with the concept.
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618-710: Valuable new OAuth sectionThe addition of the OAuth section significantly enhances the API documentation. It provides clear instructions on how to obtain and revoke access tokens, including detailed parameters, example requests, and responses.
To make this section even more helpful, consider adding a brief overview of the OAuth flow and how these endpoints fit into the larger authentication process. This context would be particularly useful for developers who are new to OAuth or Pipedream's implementation of it.
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1120-1189: Updated Users section with important clarificationsThe addition of the callout specifying that these endpoints only work with user API keys is crucial information for developers. The updated example response now includes workspace (org) information, which provides a more comprehensive view of the data structure.
To further improve this section, consider adding a brief explanation of the difference between user API keys and workspace-level OAuth clients, and why this limitation exists. This context would help developers understand the security model better.
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1856-2024: Comprehensive new Workspaces sectionThe addition of the Workspaces section significantly enhances the API documentation. It provides clear and detailed information on how to retrieve workspace details, connected accounts, subscriptions, and sources, including parameters, example requests, and responses.
To make this section even more useful, consider adding a brief introduction explaining the concept of workspaces in Pipedream and their relationship to other resources (like accounts, subscriptions, and sources). This context would be particularly helpful for new users or those transitioning from individual accounts to workspace-based management.
294-294: Minor grammatical improvementConsider adding a hyphen to the compound adjective "third party" when it's used to modify a noun:
- A unique identifier in the third party API's system, typically a user ID or email address + A unique identifier in the third-party API's system, typically a user ID or email addressThis change improves grammatical correctness and readability.
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3-4: Improved clarity on user responsibility for securityThe modification from "any Node.js code" to "any code" is a positive change. It accurately reflects that Pipedream can run various types of code, not just Node.js, and reinforces the user's responsibility in maintaining security across all code types.
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1-71: Overall improvement in security guidance documentationThe changes made to this document significantly enhance its value to users. The revisions provide clearer, more actionable guidance on security best practices, with a stronger emphasis on user responsibility and more precise information about Pipedream's features and data handling practices.
Key improvements include:
- Clearer guidance on secret management
- Stronger emphasis on secure data transmission
- Improved clarity on HTTP trigger security
- More precise explanation of Pipedream's data retention practices
- Valuable information on data privacy and user control
These changes will help users better understand and implement security best practices in their Pipedream workflows. The document now provides a more comprehensive and practical guide to security within the Pipedream ecosystem.
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3-3: Excellent additions to enhance security and user experience!The new import of the Tabs component and the comprehensive section on authorizing HTTP requests are valuable additions to the documentation. The authorization section provides clear guidance on implementing custom tokens and OAuth, which significantly improves the security posture of HTTP triggers.
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202-203: Improved clarity in custom domains section.The slight modification to the custom domains explanation enhances readability and provides clearer information about the default domain format.
699-703: Improved clarity in RSS trigger explanation.The updates to the RSS trigger section provide a clearer explanation of how the trigger works and what users can expect when using it.
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1-707: Overall excellent improvements to the triggers documentation!The changes made to this file significantly enhance the quality and usefulness of the Pipedream triggers documentation. Key improvements include:
- Addition of comprehensive authorization guidance for HTTP triggers.
- Clearer explanations for various trigger types.
- New troubleshooting information for email triggers.
- Overall improved readability and structure.
These updates will greatly benefit users in understanding and implementing Pipedream triggers effectively.
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7-7: Improved API overviewThe updated overview provides a more specific and comprehensive description of the API's capabilities, which will help users understand its scope better.
28-38: Clearer explanation of required headersThe rephrased section provides a more explicit explanation of the required headers, particularly emphasizing the necessity of the
Authorizationheader for all endpoints. The updated example maintains consistency with the authentication section.
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docs-v2/pages/connect/_meta.json (1)
13-24: LGTM! Consider future organization improvements.The new sections (Connect tokens, Environments, Webhooks, and Connect Link) have been correctly added to the documentation structure. The JSON syntax is valid, and the new entries follow the existing format consistently.
As the documentation grows, consider organizing related sections into nested objects for better hierarchy and readability. For example:
{ "overview": { "title": "Overview" }, "use-cases": { "title": "Use cases" }, "quickstart": { "title": "Quickstart" }, "api": { "title": "API & SDK Reference" }, "connect": { "title": "Connect", "tokens": { "title": "Connect tokens" }, "environments": { "title": "Environments" }, "webhooks": { "title": "Webhooks" }, "connect-link": { "title": "Connect Link" } } }This structure could provide a more organized navigation for users as the documentation expands.
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9-23: Consider using a code block for the URL exampleThe instructions for generating a Connect Link URL are clear and well-structured. To improve readability, consider using a code block for the URL example in step 3. This will make it easier for users to distinguish the URL structure from the surrounding text.
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3. Before returning the URL to your user, add an `app` parameter to the end of the query string: -``` -https://pipedream.com/_static/connect.html?token={token}&connectLink=true&app={appSlug} -``` +``` +https://pipedream.com/_static/connect.html?token={token}&connectLink=true&app={appSlug} +```🧰 Tools
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25-26: Enhance the workflow link presentationThe provided workflow link is valuable for users to test the code. However, its presentation could be improved to better integrate with the documentation and provide more context.
Consider revising the text as follows:
To test this code and see Connect Link in action, you can use [this example workflow](https://pipedream.com/new?h=tch_EvfbvQ). This workflow demonstrates the process of generating and using a Connect Link URL.This change provides more context about the workflow's purpose and integrates it better with the documentation flow.
1-28: Overall: Well-structured documentation with a minor style suggestionThe Connect Link documentation is well-organized and provides comprehensive information on the feature. The content flows logically and is easy to follow.
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-See [the Connect quickstart](/connect/quickstart) for a full tutorial for getting Connect up and running. +See [the Connect quickstart](/connect/quickstart) for a full tutorial on using Connect.This change maintains the meaning while making the sentence more concise.
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5-12: LGTM: Clear introduction with good examples.The introduction effectively outlines the two main options for initiating account connection and provides clear guidance on when to use tokens. The examples are practical and help users understand the use cases.
Consider adding a brief sentence explaining the benefits of using tokens over the Connect Link feature to help users make an informed decision between the two options.
14-16: Consider expanding the "Creating a token" section.While the reference to the API documentation is correct, this section could be more helpful to users by including:
- A brief overview of the token creation process.
- Key parameters required for token creation.
- A simple example of how to use the API to create a token.
This additional information would provide users with a quick understanding of the process without immediately redirecting them to another page.
18-22: LGTM: Clear explanation of webhooks with appropriate reference.The section effectively explains the purpose and benefits of using webhooks in the token creation process. The reference to separate documentation for more details is appropriate.
Consider adding a brief example of a webhook payload or structure to give users a quick insight into what kind of data they can expect to receive.
1-28: Overall, excellent introduction to Connect tokens with room for minor enhancements.The documentation provides a comprehensive and well-structured introduction to Connect tokens, covering key aspects such as token creation, webhooks, and scoping. The content is generally clear and informative.
To further improve the documentation:
- Consider adding more code examples or snippets to illustrate key concepts.
- Ensure consistent formatting throughout the document (e.g., use of backticks for code elements).
- Add a brief conclusion or summary section to reinforce the main points.
- Consider including links to related topics or next steps for users who want to implement Connect tokens.
These enhancements would make the documentation even more user-friendly and comprehensive.
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9-11: Improved clarity and call-to-action in the Callout.The updates to the Callout component effectively communicate the preview status of Pipedream Connect and encourage user engagement. The addition of contact information and the Slack community link is particularly helpful.
Consider adding a brief mention of the potential benefits for design partners to further incentivize participation.
18-22: Comprehensive and user-focused feature list.The expanded and reformatted feature list effectively communicates the capabilities of Pipedream Connect. The active language and additional details about the Client SDK, Connect Link, and workflow capabilities provide users with a clear understanding of the tools at their disposal.
Consider adding brief examples or use cases for each feature to further illustrate their practical applications.
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78-81: Enhance the "Finding your project's ID" section with more details and context.The new section provides a clear, concise instruction for finding the project ID. However, it could be improved by:
- Explaining why a user might need the project ID.
- Providing more detailed steps on how to access the project settings.
- Adding a note about the format or appearance of the project ID to help users identify it.
Consider expanding the section like this:
## Finding your project's ID You may need your project's ID for API calls, integrations, or troubleshooting. To find it: 1. Navigate to your project in the Pipedream dashboard. 2. Click on the "Settings" tab in the project navigation menu. 3. Look for the "Project ID" field - it's typically a long alphanumeric string. Copy this ID when needed for API requests or when communicating with support about your project.docs-v2/pages/connect/quickstart.mdx (7)
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8-22: Improved introduction and visual overviewThe updated introduction and new visual overview provide a clearer explanation of Pipedream Connect's functionality. The addition of two images effectively illustrates the Connect workflow and its integration with user applications.
Consider adding brief captions to the images to further enhance their clarity and context.
45-53: Clear instructions for creating a Pipedream OAuth applicationThe new subsection provides clear, step-by-step instructions for creating a Pipedream OAuth application. This addition is crucial for users to properly set up and use Connect.
Consider adding a brief explanation of why creating an OAuth application is necessary, to help users understand the importance of this step in the overall process.
57-66: Comprehensive guide for integrating Pipedream ConnectThe updated instructions provide a more thorough and secure approach to integrating Pipedream Connect. The emphasis on secure API calls and the introduction of the Connect Link option offer users flexibility in implementation.
Consider adding a brief comparison between using the Pipedream SDK in the frontend and using Connect Link, to help users choose the best option for their specific use case.
84-126: Improved options for initiating account connectionsThe updated section on generating tokens and using Connect Link provides users with clear instructions and more flexibility in implementing account connections. Both methods are well-explained, catering to different use cases.
Consider adding a brief note about the security implications of each method, particularly regarding token handling and expiration, to help users make informed decisions about which method to use.
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130-176: Clear instructions for connecting user accountsThe updated section on connecting user accounts provides comprehensive guidance, including detailed instructions for using the Pipedream SDK and code examples. This will greatly assist developers in implementing the account connection process.
Consider adding a brief example or code snippet for handling errors or edge cases in the account connection process, to provide a more robust implementation guide.
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178-456: Comprehensive examples for retrieving user credentialsThe updated section on retrieving credentials from the backend now includes code examples in multiple programming languages, making it more accessible to a diverse range of developers. The examples clearly demonstrate how to fetch credentials using the user's
external_idand the app's name slug.Consider adding a note about securely storing and handling the retrieved credentials, emphasizing the importance of not exposing sensitive information to the client-side.
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458-460: Consider expanding the production deployment sectionThe current conclusion briefly mentions deploying the app to production. This section could be expanded to provide more value to users.
Consider adding more detailed guidance on transitioning from development to production. This could include:
- Best practices for securing production credentials
- Tips for testing the integration in a staging environment
- Considerations for scaling the integration in a production setting
- Links to relevant Pipedream documentation on production deployments, if available
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15-24: Enhanced authentication options and guidanceThe introduction of OAuth as a recommended authentication method is a significant improvement. The example has been updated accordingly, and there's a reference to more detailed documentation.
Consider adding a brief explanation of the benefits of using OAuth over API keys to help users understand the recommendation better.
26-30: Clear explanation of workspace vs. user authenticationThe new section effectively explains the difference between authenticating as a workspace and as a user. This information is crucial for users working with both personal and workspace accounts.
Consider adding a brief example or use case for each authentication type to further illustrate when each should be used.
72-81: Improved guidance onorg_idparameter usageThe updated description of the
org_idparameter provides clear guidance on its usage, particularly in the context of different authentication methods. This information is crucial for users to understand when they need to specify the workspace ID.Consider adding a brief example of how to include the
org_idparameter in a request to make it even clearer for users.
158-162: Improved formatting of error code descriptionsThe reformatting of the error code descriptions improves readability and makes the information easier to scan.
Consider rewording one of the sentences to avoid starting three consecutive sentences with "Codes in the". For example:
- Codes in the `2xx` range indicate success. - Codes in the `4xx` range indicate an error that failed (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). - Codes in the `5xx` range indicate an error with Pipedream's server. + Codes in the `2xx` range indicate success. + The `4xx` range signifies an error that failed (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). + Codes in the `5xx` range indicate an error with Pipedream's server.🧰 Tools
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236-300: Enhanced Get account endpoint documentationThe updates to the Get account endpoint documentation provide comprehensive information on retrieving account details. The addition of instructions for finding the account ID and the option to include credentials is particularly helpful. The examples for both metadata and credential retrieval are clear and well-formatted.
Consider adding a hyphen to "third-party" in the
oauth_uiddescription for grammatical correctness:- oauth_uid` — A unique identifier in the third party API's system, typically a user ID or email address + oauth_uid` — A unique identifier in the third-party API's system, typically a user ID or email address
512-516: Informative new Connect sectionThe new Connect section provides a concise introduction to Pipedream Connect and its capabilities. The inclusion of links to more detailed documentation and use cases is helpful for users interested in exploring this feature further.
Consider adding a brief one-sentence explanation of what Pipedream Connect is, to provide immediate context for users unfamiliar with the feature.
628-723: Comprehensive new OAuth sectionThe new OAuth section is a valuable addition to the documentation, providing detailed information on obtaining and revoking OAuth tokens. The examples for both requests and responses are clear and informative.
For consistency, consider using single quotes for the curl command's Authorization header across all examples in the document. For instance:
- curl https://api.pipedream.com/v1/oauth/token \ - -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" \ + curl https://api.pipedream.com/v1/oauth/token \ + -H 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \Apply this change to all curl examples in the document for consistency.
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1-7: LGTM: Clear and informative introductionThe introduction and "When to use Connect Link" section provide a concise and clear explanation of the feature and its use cases. This information is valuable for users to understand when and why they should use Connect Link.
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1-3: LGTM: Import and title are appropriate.The import statement and the document title are correctly implemented and provide a clear introduction to the topic.
docs-v2/pages/connect/index.mdx (4)
14-16: Enhanced introduction with improved clarity and structure.The rewritten introduction effectively communicates the core value of Pipedream Connect while maintaining brevity. The separation of the code-level control statement and the addition of the use cases link improve the overall structure and provide valuable context for users.
51-51: Improved security information with specific Connect details.The updated security section now includes a direct link to Connect-specific security information while retaining the general security documentation link. This change provides users with more targeted and comprehensive security information.
74-74: Updated "End User" definition for accuracy.The change from
external_idtoexternal_user_idin the "End User" definition accurately reflects the parameter used in the Connect SDK and API. This update enhances the documentation's precision and helps prevent potential confusion for developers.
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1-81: LGTM! Approve with minor suggestions.The addition of the "Finding your project's ID" section enhances the document's completeness. The overall structure and content of the document are well-maintained. The new section integrates seamlessly with the existing information about Pipedream projects.
Consider the earlier suggestions to:
- Enhance the new section with more details and context.
- Potentially move the new section earlier in the document for better user experience.
These minor improvements will further increase the document's value to users.
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41-41: No change needed for comma placementThe static analysis tool suggested a possible missing comma, but upon review, the current sentence structure is clear and grammatically correct without the addition of a comma.
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1-460: Excellent improvements to the Pipedream Connect Quickstart guideThe updates to this document significantly enhance the quality and usefulness of the Pipedream Connect Quickstart guide. Key improvements include:
- Clearer explanations and visual aids for understanding Pipedream Connect's functionality
- Detailed instructions for creating a Pipedream OAuth application
- More comprehensive guidance on integrating Pipedream Connect, including secure API calls
- Introduction of the Connect Link option for greater flexibility
- Expanded code examples in multiple programming languages
These changes provide a more thorough, flexible, and developer-friendly guide for getting started with Pipedream Connect.
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7-7: Improved API overview descriptionThe updated description provides a clearer and more comprehensive overview of the API's capabilities, which is beneficial for users.
34-43: Updated header requirements and exampleThe changes in this section correctly emphasize the requirement of the Authorization header and provide an updated example using a token instead of an API key. This aligns with the new authentication recommendations.
168-206: Comprehensive new Accounts sectionThe new Accounts section is a valuable addition to the documentation. It provides clear instructions on how to list and retrieve connected accounts, including well-formatted examples for both requests and responses. This information will be particularly useful for users managing multiple connected accounts.
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Add content to the "Success and error redirect URLs" section
The "Success and error redirect URLs" section is currently empty. This section could provide valuable information for users implementing Connect Link.
Consider adding content to explain how success and error redirects work with Connect Link. If you'd like assistance in drafting this section or need more information before completing it, please let me know. Alternatively, I can create a GitHub issue to track this task for future completion.
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Consider moving the "Finding your project's ID" section earlier in the document.
The new section about finding the project ID is valuable information that users might need when performing various actions described in the document. Consider moving this section closer to the beginning of the document, perhaps after the "Creating projects" section. This would ensure that users are aware of how to find their project ID before they need it for more advanced operations.
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14-22: Enhanced introduction and feature list.The rephrased introduction and expanded feature list provide a clearer, more comprehensive overview of Pipedream Connect's capabilities. The active voice and emphasis on user control make the content more engaging.
Consider adding a brief sentence or two after the feature list to summarize the benefits or potential impact of these features for the user. This could help reinforce the value proposition of Pipedream Connect.
59-62: Comprehensive security recommendations with practical examples.The expanded "How to secure your Connect apps" section provides valuable, detailed security guidance. The inclusion of specific identity provider examples and advice on securing workflows contributes to a more holistic security approach.
There's a minor grammar issue in the phrase "Use secure, session-based auth". Consider changing it to "Use a secure, session-based auth mechanism" for better clarity and grammatical correctness.
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9-11: Improved clarity and focus in the callout section.The updates to the callout effectively emphasize the preview phase of Pipedream Connect and the search for design partners. The reorganized content provides a clearer message to potential users and encourages feedback.
51-51: Improved security information accessibility.The updated security section now includes a direct link to Connect-specific security details while retaining the general security documentation link. This change enhances the accessibility of relevant security information for users.
74-74: Improved clarity in End User definition.The updated "End User" definition in the glossary now specifies the
external_user_idparameter, providing more precise information about how end users are identified in the Connect SDK and API.
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9-9: Consider structuring contact methods more prominently.The preview phase messaging is clear, but the contact methods could be more visible. Consider using a bullet list for contact options:
-please reach out at `[email protected]` or in our [Slack community](https://pipedream.com/support). +Please reach out through: +- Email: `[email protected]` +- [Slack community](https://pipedream.com/support)Also applies to: 11-11
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82-83: Add security considerations for environment variables.While the environment variables are documented, consider adding:
- Instructions for secure storage in production
- Validation checks to ensure variables are set
- Warning about not committing these values to version control
Example validation:
if (!process.env.PIPEDREAM_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID || !process.env.PIPEDREAM_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET) { throw new Error('Missing required Pipedream OAuth credentials'); }
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14-23: Well-structured product capabilities section!The numbered list effectively communicates key features while maintaining good readability. Links to documentation are properly formatted and comprehensive.
60-63:⚠️ Potential issueExcellent security recommendations, minor grammar fix needed.
The security recommendations are comprehensive and well-explained. However, there's a minor grammar issue that should be addressed:
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69-69: Verify parameter name change consistency.The End User definition has been updated to use
external_user_id. Let's verify this change is consistent across the documentation and codebase.✅ Verification successful
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external_idtoexternal_user_idin the End User definition is accurate. The Connect SDK and API consistently useexternal_user_idwhen creating tokens and identifying users. Whileexternal_idappears in the API responses, it's used internally by the system to map to theexternal_user_idprovided during token creation, as evidenced by the SDK code that mapsexternal_user_idtoexternal_idin the request body.🏁 Scripts executed
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8-8: LGTM! Clear introduction and effective visual overview.The introduction clearly explains Pipedream Connect's purpose, and the visual diagrams effectively illustrate the system architecture and integration flow.
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| In the Next.js example here, we're running [Next server components](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/rendering/server-components) in `app/server.ts`. We call the `serverConnectTokenCreate` method from the frontend to retrieve a token **for a specific user**. |
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Add error handling for token generation.
The token generation section should include error handling examples to handle API failures gracefully.
Example error handling:
try {
const { token, expires_at } = await serverConnectTokenCreate({
external_user_id: externalUserId
});
} catch (error) {
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| 3. Before returning the URL to your user, add an `app` parameter to the end of the query string: |
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Ensure URL parameters are properly encoded.
When constructing the Connect Link URL, ensure parameters are properly encoded to prevent injection vulnerabilities.
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556-557: Add security considerations for production deployment.
Consider adding a security checklist that includes:
- Secure storage of OAuth credentials
- HTTPS enforcement
- Access token rotation
- Audit logging
- Regular security scanning
Would you like me to provide a detailed security checklist template?
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| oauth: { | ||
| clientId: "your-oauth-client-id", | ||
| clientSecret: "your-oauth-client-secret", | ||
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Enhance error handling and add rate limiting.
Consider adding:
- Rate limiting to prevent API abuse
- Retry logic for transient failures
- Error handling for network issues
Example enhancement for the TypeScript client:
const pd = createClient({
oauth: {
clientId: "your-oauth-client-id",
clientSecret: "your-oauth-client-secret",
+ retryConfig: {
+ maxRetries: 3,
+ minTimeout: 1000,
+ maxTimeout: 5000
+ },
+ rateLimit: {
+ tokensPerInterval: 10,
+ interval: "minute"
+ }
}
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docs-v2/pages/rest-api/auth.mdx (3)
33-57: Consider enhancing the SDK usage example with error handling.While the code example is clear, it would be more robust with error handling and best practices for token management.
Consider adding error handling and token management examples:
import { createBackendClient } from "@pipedream/sdk"; -// These secrets should be saved securely and passed to your environment +// SECURITY: These secrets should be stored in environment variables or a secure secret manager const pd = createBackendClient({ credentials: { - clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID", - clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", + clientId: process.env.PIPEDREAM_CLIENT_ID, + clientSecret: process.env.PIPEDREAM_CLIENT_SECRET, }, }); -// Use the SDK's helper methods to make requests -const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 }); +try { + // Use the SDK's helper methods to make requests + const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 }); +} catch (error) { + // Handle specific error cases (e.g., token expired, invalid credentials) + console.error('Error fetching accounts:', error); + // Implement appropriate error handling strategy +}
67-67: Add guidance on token expiration handling.While you mention that tokens expire after 1 hour, it would be helpful to provide guidance on implementing token refresh strategies and handling expiration errors.
Consider adding a note about implementing automatic token refresh mechanisms and handling
401 Unauthorizedresponses.
95-102: Add security best practices for token transmission.While the Bearer Authentication examples are clear, consider adding a security note about:
- Always using HTTPS for token transmission
- Not logging or exposing tokens in client-side code
- Proper token storage practices
Add a security warning:
## Authorizing API requests Whether you use OAuth access tokens or user API keys, Pipedream uses [Bearer Authentication](https://oauth.net/2/bearer-tokens/) to authorize your access to the API or SSE event streams. When you make API requests, pass an `Authorization` header of the following format: + +> **Security Note**: Always transmit tokens over HTTPS, never log them, and store them securely server-side. Never expose tokens in client-side code or version control.docs-v2/pages/connect/quickstart.mdx (3)
50-52: Consider adding security recommendations for handling sensitive credentials.While the example shows environment variables, it's important to emphasize secure credential management:
- Use a secure secrets manager in production
- Rotate credentials periodically
- Never commit
.envfiles to version control
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121-140: Add error handling to the frontend SDK example.The example should demonstrate handling potential errors during account connection:
function connectAccount() { pd.connectAccount({ app: appSlug, oauthAppId: appId, token: "YOUR_TOKEN", onSuccess: ({ id: accountId }) => { console.log(`Account successfully connected: ${accountId}`) - } + }, + onError: (error) => { + console.error('Failed to connect account:', error) + // Handle error appropriately (e.g., show user-friendly error message) + } }) }
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164-554: Standardize error handling across language examples.While the examples demonstrate basic credential retrieval, they should consistently handle:
- Network errors
- Authentication failures
- Rate limiting
- Invalid responses
This ensures users implement robust error handling regardless of their chosen language.
docs-v2/pages/workflows/triggers.mdx (2)
110-124: Add security considerations for custom token implementation.While the custom token implementation is straightforward, consider adding security best practices:
- Recommend using a strong token generation method
- Advise on secure token storage
- Suggest token rotation policies
689-699: Enhance the email attachment troubleshooting section.Consider adding:
- A code example demonstrating how to save attachments to File Store
- Specific information about token expiration timing (e.g., "URLs expire after 30 minutes")
- Best practices for handling large attachments
docs-v2/pages/rest-api/index.mdx (6)
15-30: Consider adding security best practices for token handling.The authentication documentation clearly explains the shift to OAuth as the preferred method. Consider adding:
- Token expiration and rotation best practices
- Secure storage recommendations for tokens
- Rate limiting information
- Token scope and permission best practices
72-83: Add example requests with org_id parameter.The documentation clearly explains when
org_idis required. Consider adding example requests showing:
- A request requiring org_id (with User API key)
- A request without org_id (with OAuth token)
168-228: Enhance accounts endpoint documentation.Consider adding:
- Response status codes and error scenarios
- Rate limiting information specific to these endpoints
- Pagination examples for listing multiple accounts
827-917: Add security considerations for OAuth endpoints.The OAuth endpoints documentation should include:
- Token security best practices
- Error handling scenarios
- Token refresh flow documentation
160-162: Improve sentence variety in HTTP status codes section.Consider rewording to avoid repetitive sentence beginnings:
-Codes in the `2xx` range indicate success. -Codes in the `4xx` range indicate an error that failed (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). -Codes in the `5xx` range indicate an error with Pipedream's server. +Status codes in the `2xx` range indicate success. +Any response with codes in the `4xx` range indicates a client error (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). +Server-side issues are indicated by codes in the `5xx` range.🧰 Tools
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docs-v2/pages/rest-api/auth.mdx (2)
3-11: Well-structured introduction with clear authentication guidance!
The introduction effectively presents the authentication options and provides clear rationale for preferring OAuth, with specific benefits clearly outlined.
79-91: Clear and comprehensive API key documentation!
The section effectively explains API key usage, management, and revocation process, with appropriate emphasis on their intended use case for testing and CLI operations.
docs-v2/pages/connect/index.mdx (4)
8-17: Well-structured introduction and capabilities section!
The introduction effectively communicates the product's value proposition, and the capabilities are clearly enumerated with proper links to relevant documentation.
38-48: Clear app configuration instructions!
The steps for adding a new integration are accurate and well-explained, with appropriate guidance about OAuth client options.
54-56: Fix incorrect instruction in user management steps.
The previous review already identified this issue. Step 3 is incorrect as it mentions adding a new app in the Users section.
74-77: Grammar improvement in security recommendations.
The previous review already identified the grammar issue in the phrase "Use secure, session-based auth".
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Line range hint 1-711: Documentation changes look good overall!
The additions to the HTTP authorization section and email troubleshooting provide valuable information for users. The content is well-structured and clear, with good examples and explanations.
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| - **App**: GitHub, Notion, Slack, Google Sheets, and more. The app is the API you want your users to connect to in your product. See the [full list here](https://pipedream.com/apps). | ||
| - **Developer**: This is probably you, the Pipedream customer who's developing an app and wants to use Connect to make API requests on behalf of your end users. | ||
| - **End User**: Your customer or user, whose data you want to access on their behalf. End users are identifed via the `external_id` param in the Connect SDK and API. | ||
| - **End User**: Your customer or user, whose data you want to access on their behalf. End users are identifed via the `external_user_id` param in the Connect SDK and API. |
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Parameter name change needs attention
The codebase shows inconsistent usage between external_id and external_user_id:
- The SDK code in
packages/sdk/src/server/index.tsinternally mapsexternal_user_idtoexternal_id - Documentation in
docs-v2/pages/connect/*consistently usesexternal_user_id - Multiple components still use
external_idfor their own domain-specific purposes
This appears to be a deliberate API design where external_user_id is the public-facing parameter name, while external_id is used internally. However, the SDK's parameter mapping should be documented to avoid confusion.
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Verify parameter name change consistency.
The End User definition has been updated to use external_user_id instead of external_id. Let's verify this change is consistent across the documentation.
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| key: "value", | ||
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| HTTPAuthType.OAuth // Will automatically send the Authorization header with a fresh token | ||
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Add error handling to SDK examples.
The SDK examples should include error handling to demonstrate proper error management in production environments.
Here's an improved TypeScript example:
import { createBackendClient, HTTPAuthType } from "@pipedream/sdk";
// These secrets should be saved securely and passed to your environment
const pd = createBackendClient({
credentials: {
clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET",
},
});
-await pd.invokeWorkflow(
- "enabc123", // pass the endpoint ID or full URL here
- {
- method: "POST",
- body: {
- key: "value",
- }
- },
- HTTPAuthType.OAuth // Will automatically send the Authorization header with a fresh token
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+try {
+ await pd.invokeWorkflow(
+ "enabc123", // pass the endpoint ID or full URL here
+ {
+ method: "POST",
+ body: {
+ key: "value",
+ }
+ },
+ HTTPAuthType.OAuth // Will automatically send the Authorization header with a fresh token
+ );
+} catch (error) {
+ console.error("Failed to invoke workflow:", error);
+ // Handle specific error types (e.g., token expired, network issues)
+ throw error;
+}Also applies to: 172-193
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121-140: Add TypeScript types to improve code safety.Consider adding proper TypeScript types to the function parameters and return values:
-function connectAccount() { +interface ConnectAccountParams { + app: string; + oauthAppId?: string; + token: string; + onSuccess: (response: { id: string }) => void; +} +function connectAccount(): void { pd.connectAccount({ app: appSlug, oauthAppId: appId, token: "YOUR_TOKEN", onSuccess: ({ id: accountId }) => { console.log(`Account successfully connected: ${accountId}`) } } as ConnectAccountParams) }
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182-189: Enhance credential retrieval code examples.The code examples should include:
- Return type annotations
- Error handling
- Type definition for the response
For TypeScript:
+interface Account { + id: string; + app: string; + credentials?: Record<string, unknown>; +} -async function getUserAccounts(external_user_id: string, include_credentials: boolean = false) { +async function getUserAccounts(external_user_id: string, include_credentials: boolean = false): Promise<Account[]> { + try { - await pd.getAccounts({ + const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ external_user_id, include_credentials, }) + return accounts; + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to retrieve user accounts:', error); + throw new Error('Unable to retrieve user accounts'); + } - // Parse and return the data you need... }For JavaScript:
async function getUserAccounts(external_user_id, include_credentials = false) { + try { - await pd.getAccounts({ + const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ external_user_id, include_credentials, }) + return accounts; + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to retrieve user accounts:', error); + throw new Error('Unable to retrieve user accounts'); + } - // Parse and return the data you need... }Also applies to: 206-213
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158-162: Consider improving error codes documentation style.The current format uses repetitive sentence structure. Consider using a more concise format:
-Codes in the `2xx` range indicate success. -Codes in the `4xx` range indicate an error that failed (e.g., a required parameter was omitted). -Codes in the `5xx` range indicate an error with Pipedream's server. +HTTP status codes: +- `2xx`: Success +- `4xx`: Client errors (e.g., missing required parameters) +- `5xx`: Server errors🧰 Tools
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docs-v2/pages/rest-api/index.mdx (6)
7-30: Well-structured authentication documentation!
The overview and authentication sections are clear, concise, and follow best practices by:
- Clearly stating API capabilities
- Recommending OAuth as the preferred authentication method
- Using consistent terminology (
<token>instead of<api_key>)
72-83: Clear explanation of org_id parameter usage!
The documentation effectively explains:
- When
org_idis required (only for User API keys) - How OAuth tokens automatically handle workspace association
- Where to find the workspace ID
168-228: Excellent accounts API documentation!
The section provides:
- Clear endpoint descriptions
- Well-documented parameters
- Helpful example requests and responses with explanatory comments
- Proper formatting and consistent structure
825-918: Comprehensive OAuth implementation documentation!
The section effectively covers:
- Token exchange endpoint with all required parameters
- Token revocation process
- Clear example requests and responses
- Consistent formatting with other API sections
446-448: Clear documentation of API limitations!
The callout effectively communicates that components endpoints are only available with user API keys, helping developers avoid potential integration issues.
709-714: Excellent introduction to Pipedream Connect!
The section effectively:
- Introduces the Connect feature and its capabilities
- Provides relevant links to detailed documentation
- Highlights key use cases and benefits
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docs-v2/pages/connect/index.mdx (1)
44-44: Consider adding "please" for politeness.Consider revising to "Please let us know" for a more courteous tone.
-[Let us know](https://pipedream.com/support) if the app you're looking for isn't listed [here](https://pipedream.com/apps). +[Please let us know](https://pipedream.com/support) if the app you're looking for isn't listed [here](https://pipedream.com/apps).🧰 Tools
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function connectAccount() { + try { pd.connectAccount({ app: appSlug, oauthAppId: appId, token: "YOUR_TOKEN", onSuccess: ({ id: accountId }) => { console.log(`Account successfully connected: ${accountId}`) }, + onError: (error) => { + console.error('Failed to connect account:', error); + // Handle error appropriately (e.g., show error message to user) + } }) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Unexpected error:', error); + // Handle unexpected errors + } }
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docs-v2/pages/connect/index.mdx (5)
8-17: Well-structured introduction and capabilities section!
The introduction effectively communicates the value proposition, and the capabilities list is comprehensive and well-organized.
50-52: Referencing existing issue.
This issue was previously identified in a past review comment.
70-73: Referencing existing grammar issue.
This grammar issue was previously identified in a past review comment.
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79-79: Referencing existing parameter name inconsistency.
This parameter name inconsistency issue was previously identified in a past review comment.
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The documentation is well-organized, with clear sections covering all essential aspects of Pipedream Connect. The navigation flow is logical, and cross-references are properly maintained.
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50-53: Add environment variable validation.
The environment variables setup would benefit from validation to ensure required credentials are present before initializing the client.
Referencing previous suggestion to add validation code:
if (!process.env.PIPEDREAM_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID || !process.env.PIPEDREAM_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET) {
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The token generation example should include error handling to gracefully handle API failures.
Referencing previous suggestion to add error handling:
try {
const { token, expires_at } = await serverConnectTokenCreate({
external_user_id: externalUserId
});
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to generate token:', error);
// Handle error appropriately
throw new Error('Unable to initialize account connection');
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When constructing the Connect Link URL, parameters should be properly encoded to prevent injection vulnerabilities.
Referencing previous suggestion to encode URL parameters:
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+https://pipedream.com/_static/connect.html?token=${encodeURIComponent(token)}&connectLink=true&app=${encodeURIComponent(appSlug)}&oauthAppId=${encodeURIComponent(oauthAppId)}
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9-10: Consider adding timeline information for upcoming features.The documentation mentions "coming soon" for scopes and project-specific access. To set proper expectations, consider adding an estimated timeline or linking to a roadmap for these features.
82-86: Add security best practices for API key storage.Consider adding a note about securely storing API keys, similar to the OAuth token security guidance. For example:
- Store keys in environment variables
- Never commit keys to version control
- Use secret management services in production
96-102: Consider adding more language-specific examples.The Bearer token usage is well explained, but consider adding examples in popular languages like Python, Node.js, or Go to help developers get started quickly.
Example addition:
# Python example import requests headers = { 'Authorization': 'Bearer <access_token>' } response = requests.get('https://api.pipedream.com/v1/users/me', headers=headers)
| When you sign up for Pipedream, an API key is automatically generated for your account. You can use this key to authorize requests to the API. | ||
| **We recommend OAuth** for a few reasons: | ||
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| ✅ OAuth clients are tied to the workspace, administered by workspace admins <br /> | ||
| ✅ Tokens are short-lived <br /> | ||
| ✅ OAuth clients support scopes, limiting access to specific operations (coming soon!)<br /> | ||
| ✅ Limit access to specific Pipedream projects (coming soon!)<br /> | ||
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| When testing the API or using the CLI, you can use your user API key. This key is tied to your user account and provides full access to any resources your user has access to, across workspaces. | ||
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| Since API requests are meant to be made server-side, and since grants are not tied to individual end users, all OAuth clients are [**Client Credentials** applications](https://www.oauth.com/oauth2-servers/access-tokens/client-credentials/). | ||
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| 2. Click the **New OAuth Client** button. | ||
| 3. Name your client and click **Create**. | ||
| 4. Copy the client secret. **It will not be accessible again**. Click **Close**. | ||
| 5. Copy the client ID from the list. | ||
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| If you're running a server that executes JavaScript, we recommend using [the Pipedream SDK](/connect/api#installing-the-typescript-sdk), which automatically refreshes tokens for you. | ||
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| const pd = createBackendClient({ | ||
| credentials: { | ||
| clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID", | ||
| clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", | ||
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| const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 }); | ||
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| const accounts = await pd.makeRequest("/accounts", { | ||
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| headers: { | ||
| "Authorization": await this.oauthAuthorizationHeader(), // Automatically uses a fresh token | ||
| }, | ||
| params: { | ||
| include_credentials: 1, | ||
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| -d '{ "grant_type": "client_credentials", "client_id": "<client_id>", "client_secret": "<client secret>" }' | ||
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| 2. Click the **...** button to the right of the OAuth client whose secret you want to revoke, then click **Rotate client secret**. | ||
| 3. Copy the new client secret. **It will not be accessible again**. | ||
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| Whether you use OAuth access tokens or user API keys, Pipedream uses [Bearer Authentication](https://oauth.net/2/bearer-tokens/) to authorize your access to the API or SSE event streams. When you make API requests, pass an `Authorization` header of the following format: | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding a troubleshooting section.
The documentation would be more complete with a troubleshooting section that covers common authentication issues and their solutions, such as:
- Invalid token errors
- Token expiration handling
- Rate limiting
- Common OAuth setup issues
Would you like me to provide a template for the troubleshooting section?
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| const pd = createBackendClient({ | ||
| credentials: { | ||
| clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID", | ||
| clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", | ||
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| const accounts = await pd.makeRequest("/accounts", { | ||
| method: "GET" | ||
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| "Authorization": await this.oauthAuthorizationHeader(), // Automatically uses a fresh token | ||
| }, | ||
| params: { | ||
| include_credentials: 1, | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| ``` |
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JavaScript code example needs improvements.
The code example has a few issues that should be addressed:
- Missing semicolon after the
methodproperty - Incorrect
thiscontext inthis.oauthAuthorizationHeader() - No error handling demonstrated
Here's the corrected version with error handling:
const pd = createBackendClient({
credentials: {
clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET",
},
});
-// Use the SDK's helper methods to make requests
-const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 });
+// Use the SDK's helper methods to make requests
+try {
+ const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 });
+ console.log('Accounts retrieved:', accounts);
+} catch (error) {
+ console.error('Error fetching accounts:', error);
+}
-// Or make any Pipedream API request with the fresh token
-const accounts = await pd.makeRequest("/accounts", {
- method: "GET"
- headers: {
- "Authorization": await this.oauthAuthorizationHeader(), // Automatically uses a fresh token
- },
- params: {
- include_credentials: 1,
- }
-});
+// Or make any Pipedream API request with the fresh token
+try {
+ const accounts = await pd.makeRequest("/accounts", {
+ method: "GET",
+ headers: {
+ "Authorization": await pd.oauthAuthorizationHeader(), // Automatically uses a fresh token
+ },
+ params: {
+ include_credentials: 1,
+ }
+ });
+ console.log('Accounts retrieved:', accounts);
+} catch (error) {
+ console.error('Error fetching accounts:', error);
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| ```javascript | |
| import { createBackendClient } from "@pipedream/sdk"; | |
| // These secrets should be saved securely and passed to your environment | |
| const pd = createBackendClient({ | |
| credentials: { | |
| clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID", | |
| clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| // Use the SDK's helper methods to make requests | |
| const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 }); | |
| // Or make any Pipedream API request with the fresh token | |
| const accounts = await pd.makeRequest("/accounts", { | |
| method: "GET" | |
| headers: { | |
| "Authorization": await this.oauthAuthorizationHeader(), // Automatically uses a fresh token | |
| }, | |
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| ```javascript | |
| import { createBackendClient } from "@pipedream/sdk"; | |
| // These secrets should be saved securely and passed to your environment | |
| const pd = createBackendClient({ | |
| credentials: { | |
| clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID", | |
| clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| // Use the SDK's helper methods to make requests | |
| try { | |
| const accounts = await pd.getAccounts({ include_credentials: 1 }); | |
| console.log('Accounts retrieved:', accounts); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error('Error fetching accounts:', error); | |
| } | |
| // Or make any Pipedream API request with the fresh token | |
| try { | |
| const accounts = await pd.makeRequest("/accounts", { | |
| method: "GET", | |
| headers: { | |
| "Authorization": await pd.oauthAuthorizationHeader(), // Automatically uses a fresh token | |
| }, | |
| params: { | |
| include_credentials: 1, | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| console.log('Accounts retrieved:', accounts); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error('Error fetching accounts:', error); | |
| } | |
| ``` |
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docs-v2/pages/connect/quickstart.mdx (3)
50-53: Add security recommendations for credential handling.While the environment variables are correctly defined, consider adding these security recommendations:
- Use a secure secrets manager in production
- Rotate client secrets periodically
- Never commit
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122-141: Consider adding TypeScript type annotations.The frontend code example could benefit from explicit type annotations for better maintainability and developer experience:
-function connectAccount() { +interface ConnectAccountParams { + app: string; + oauthAppId?: string; + token: string; + onSuccess: (response: { id: string }) => void; +} +function connectAccount(): void {
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- Add return type and error handling:
-async function getUserAccounts(external_user_id: string, include_credentials: boolean = false) { +async function getUserAccounts(external_user_id: string, include_credentials: boolean = false): Promise<Account[]> { + try { await pd.getAccounts({ external_user_id, include_credentials, }) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to retrieve accounts:', error); + throw new Error('Unable to retrieve user accounts'); + }
- Consider adding a more prominent security warning using the
Calloutcomponent:+<Callout type="warning"> +Never return raw credentials to the client. Always process and store credentials securely on your backend. +</Callout>Also applies to: 207-214
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8-8: LGTM! Clear and accurate introduction.
The updated introduction and architectural overview provide clear, accurate information about Pipedream Connect's capabilities and integration points.
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Line range hint 219-222: LGTM! Clear deployment guidance.
The deployment section effectively directs users to relevant documentation for production deployment.
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| To securely initiate account connections for your users, you'll need generate a short-lived token for your users and use that in the [account connection flow](#connect-a-users-account). See [the docs on Connect tokens](/connect/tokens) for a general overview of why we need to create tokens and scope them to end users. |
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13-19: Consider enhancing the changes overview section.While the current overview is good, it could be more helpful with these improvements:
- Group changes by category (Authentication, API Changes, New Features)
- Add brief descriptions of new methods (
projectInfo,invokeWorkflow)- Consider adding code comparison examples for the renamed methods
Example structure:
## What changed +### Authentication - In the `0.x` version of the SDK and the original Connect API, you could authenticate with keys scoped to a specific project. In the `1.x` version of the SDK, you need to authenticate with [OAuth clients](/rest-api/auth#oauth). +### API Changes - The `createClient` method from both the browser and Node.js SDKs has been replaced with separate methods: `createFrontendClient` and `createBackendClient`, respectively. - The `connectTokenCreate` method has been renamed `createConnectToken` +### New Features +- `projectInfo`: Retrieve information about your Pipedream project +- `invokeWorkflow`: Programmatically trigger workflow executions
79-85: Add security best practices for credential handling.The comment about secrets being "saved securely" could be more specific. Consider adding guidance about:
- Using a secure secrets management service
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28-30: LGTM! Verify related documentation files.
The addition of the hidden migration guide entry is well-structured and follows good documentation practices. The hidden display property is appropriate for migration documentation that should be accessible but not prominently displayed in navigation.
Let's verify the existence and structure of the related documentation files mentioned in the summary:
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The prerequisites are specific and help users quickly determine if this migration guide applies to them.
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| import { createFrontendClient } from "@pipedream/sdk" | ||
| const pd = createFrontendClient() | ||
| ``` |
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Consider adding error handling to code examples.
The client initialization examples should demonstrate proper error handling:
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- There's no changelog available to reference version compatibility
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- The target version (1.0.0) doesn't exist in the repository
- No version compatibility information is provided
- No rollback steps are documented
- No testing guidance is included
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