New Components - everhour #14307
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Sources - New Client (Instant) - New Task (Instant) - New Task Time Updated (Instant) Actions - Create Task - Start Timer - Stop Timer
Sources - New Client (Instant) - New Task (Instant) - New Task Time Updated (Instant) Actions - Create Task - Start Timer - Stop Timer
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several new modules and functionalities for the Everhour application, including actions for creating tasks, starting and stopping timers, and emitting events related to client and task creation. It also adds utility functions, constants, and enhancements to the main application file to facilitate interactions with the Everhour API. The changes provide a structured way to manage tasks, timers, and webhooks, enhancing the overall functionality of the application. Changes
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components/everhour/common/constants.mjs (1)
1-1: Consider adding a clarifying comment for the LIMIT constant.While the constant name suggests its purpose, it would be helpful to add a brief comment explaining its specific use case (e.g., API request limit, pagination limit) and whether this value is enforced by the Everhour API or chosen arbitrarily.
components/everhour/common/utils.mjs (2)
1-2: Function signature looks good, but consider a more specific initial check.The function name and export are clear. The initial check for falsy values is a good practice, but it might unintentionally treat other falsy values (like 0 or empty string) as undefined.
Consider replacing the falsy check with a more specific null/undefined check:
-if (!obj) return undefined; +if (obj === null || obj === undefined) return undefined;
4-15: Array handling logic is sound, but consider handling nested structures.The array handling logic is well-implemented with proper type checking and error handling for JSON parsing.
To improve the function's robustness, consider handling nested arrays or objects:
if (Array.isArray(obj)) { return obj.map((item) => { - if (typeof item === "string") { - try { - return JSON.parse(item); - } catch (e) { - return item; - } - } - return item; + return parseObject(item); // Recursively parse nested items }); }This change would allow the function to handle more complex nested structures.
components/everhour/actions/stop-timer/stop-timer.mjs (2)
3-11: LGTM: Action configuration is well-structured.The action configuration is correct and includes all necessary fields. The description with a link to the API documentation is particularly helpful.
Consider incrementing the version number (e.g., to "0.0.2") in future updates to this action to track changes over time.
12-16: LGTM: Implementation is correct, with room for enhancements.The implementation correctly calls the stopTimer method and returns the response. The summary export is a good practice for user feedback.
Consider these potential improvements:
- Add more detailed error handling to provide specific error messages.
- Enhance the summary message with details about the stopped timer, if available from the response.
Example implementation:
async run({ $ }) { try { const response = await this.everhour.stopTimer(); $.export("$summary", `Successfully stopped the timer. Time tracked: ${response.time || 'N/A'}`); return response; } catch (error) { throw new Error(`Failed to stop timer: ${error.message}`); } }components/everhour/sources/new-client-instant/new-client-instant.mjs (3)
4-24: LGTM: Well-structured component with room for minor enhancement.The exported object is well-structured and includes all necessary properties for a Pipedream source component. It correctly extends the common base and includes specific methods for this component.
Consider adding a
propsproperty to define any configurable options for this source, such as the project ID mentioned in the PR objectives. This would enhance the component's flexibility and user-friendliness.
19-21: LGTM with suggestion: Add error handling to getSummary method.The getSummary method provides a concise and informative summary of the new client event. However, it could be improved with some error handling.
Consider adding a check for the existence of the expected properties before accessing them. Here's a suggested improvement:
getSummary(body) { const clientName = body?.payload?.data?.name || 'Unknown'; return `New Client: ${clientName}`; },This change will prevent potential errors if the body doesn't have the expected structure and provide a fallback for the client name.
1-24: Overall assessment: Well-implemented component with minor improvement opportunities.This new-client-instant source component for Everhour is well-structured and aligns with the PR objectives. It correctly implements the required functionality for emitting events when new clients are added. The code is clean, follows Pipedream's component architecture, and extends common functionality appropriately.
To further enhance this component:
- Consider adding a
propsproperty to allow for configuration, such as specifying the project ID.- Implement error handling in the
getSummarymethod as suggested earlier.- Add comprehensive documentation for the component's usage and any required setup steps.
These improvements will increase the robustness and user-friendliness of the component.
components/everhour/sources/new-task-instant/test-event.mjs (2)
3-22: LGTM: Payload structure is comprehensive.The payload contains all necessary task details with appropriate data types. However, there's a minor redundancy:
Consider removing the top-level "id" field (line 4) as it's already present within the "data" object (line 15). This would make the structure more consistent.
1-1: Add a descriptive comment for the test event file.To improve code documentation and maintainability, consider adding a brief comment at the beginning of the file explaining its purpose and how it relates to the "new-task-instant" polling source.
Example:
// Test event for the new-task-instant polling source // Represents the expected payload when a new task is created in Everhourcomponents/everhour/sources/new-client-instant/test-event.mjs (1)
4-22: LGTM: Comprehensive client data structure.The payload structure contains all necessary information for a new client, which is excellent. However, consider the following suggestion:
Consider using
nullinstead of empty strings for optional fields like "reference", "businessDetails", and "invoicePublicNotes" when they don't have a value. This can help distinguish between intentionally empty values and unset fields.- "reference": "", - "businessDetails": "", - "invoicePublicNotes": "", + "reference": null, + "businessDetails": null, + "invoicePublicNotes": null,components/everhour/sources/new-task-instant/new-task-instant.mjs (2)
4-11: LGTM: Metadata is well-defined. Consider adding a more detailed description.The metadata for the new task creation event source is appropriately defined. The use of a "unique" deduplication strategy is crucial for preventing duplicate events.
Consider expanding the description to provide more context about when this event is triggered and any specific conditions or limitations. For example:
description: "Emit new event when a task is created in a specified Everhour project.",
21-38: LGTM: Methods are well-implemented. Consider enhancing the getSummary method.The methods are correctly defined and extend the common methods. The
getExtraData,getEventType, andgetSummarymethods are implemented appropriately for handling new task creation events.Consider enhancing the
getSummarymethod to include more relevant information about the new task. For example:getSummary(body) { const { id, name } = body.payload.data; return `New Task Created: ${name} (ID: ${id})`; }This would provide more context in the event summary.
components/everhour/sources/task-time-updated-instant/task-time-updated-instant.mjs (2)
6-11: LGTM: Metadata properties are well-defined.The metadata properties accurately describe the component's purpose and behavior.
Consider expanding the description to include more details about what constitutes a task time update and any specific conditions for event emission.
21-37: LGTM: Methods are well-implemented and align with PR objectives.The methods correctly implement the required functionality for handling task time updates.
Consider adding input validation in the
getSummary(body)method to ensure the expected payload structure is present before accessing nested properties. This can prevent potential runtime errors if the event payload is not in the expected format.components/everhour/actions/start-timer/start-timer.mjs (2)
9-38: Props are well-defined, with a minor suggestion for improvement.The props are correctly implemented and align with the requirements for starting a timer in Everhour. The dependency between
projectIdandtaskIdis handled appropriately, and the optional props provide good flexibility.Consider adding input validation for the
userDateprop to ensure it matches the 'YYYY-MM-DD' format. This can prevent potential errors when calling the Everhour API. Here's a suggested implementation:userDate: { type: "string", label: "User Date", description: "Date string to associate with the timer. Format as 'YYYY-MM-DD'", optional: true, pattern: "^\\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}$", errorMessage: "Please enter a valid date in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'", },
39-51: Run method implementation is correct, with a suggestion for error handling.The
runmethod correctly implements the timer start functionality using the Everhour app'sstartTimermethod. The use of$.exportfor the summary is a good practice for providing user feedback.Consider adding error handling to improve the robustness of the action. Here's a suggested implementation:
async run({ $ }) { try { const response = await this.everhour.startTimer({ $, data: { task: this.taskId, userDate: this.userDate, comment: this.comment, }, }); $.export("$summary", `Successfully started a timer for task ID: ${this.taskId}`); return response; } catch (error) { $.export("$summary", `Failed to start timer for task ID: ${this.taskId}`); throw error; } }This change will provide more informative feedback to the user in case of an error and ensure that the error is properly propagated.
components/everhour/sources/task-time-updated-instant/test-event.mjs (1)
6-52: Consider adding comments for clarity on certain fieldsThe data object is comprehensive and covers various aspects of the time update. However, some fields might benefit from additional context or documentation for better understanding. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose and usage of fields like "lockReasons", "isLocked", "pastDateTime", and "costRate".
For example:
// Reasons why the task might be locked for editing "lockReasons": [], // Whether the task is currently locked for editing "isLocked": false, // Total time spent on the task before the current date "pastDateTime": 0, // The cost rate applied for this task (in cents per hour) "costRate": 2500This would enhance the readability and maintainability of the test event.
components/everhour/sources/common/base.mjs (1)
51-51: Simplify timestamp generation usingDate.now()The expression
Date.parse(new Date())on line 51 can be simplified toDate.now(), which directly returns the current timestamp in milliseconds.You can apply the following change to simplify the code:
- const ts = Date.parse(new Date()); + const ts = Date.now();components/everhour/actions/create-task/create-task.mjs (1)
52-57: Specify 'date' format for 'Due Date' input to ensure correct formattingConsider adding
format: "date"to thedueOnprop to enforce date input and ensure that the user provides the date in the expected 'YYYY-MM-DD' format.Apply this diff:
dueOn: { type: "string", label: "Due Date", description: "The due date of the task.", optional: true, + format: "date", },
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components/everhour/common/constants.mjs (2)
1-12: Overall, the constants look appropriate for the Everhour integration.The file successfully defines two constants that will be useful for the Everhour integration, particularly for the create-task action mentioned in the PR objectives. With the suggested improvements in documentation and verification against the Everhour API specifications, this file will provide a solid foundation for managing limits and status options throughout the integration.
3-12: Verify STATUS_OPTIONS against Everhour API documentation.The STATUS_OPTIONS constant looks good, but consider the following points:
- The 'value' for "Close" is "close". Verify if this should be "closed" instead, as it's more commonly used in past tense for completed statuses.
- Check if there are any additional status options in the Everhour API that should be included here.
To ensure completeness, please run the following script to search for any mentions of task statuses in the Everhour API documentation or related files:
This will help verify if we've covered all possible status options and if the values match the API expectations.
✅ Verification successful
STATUS_OPTIONS aligns with Everhour API documentation.
No discrepancies found in the STATUS_OPTIONS definitions regarding task statuses.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for task status mentions in Everhour-related files # Test: Look for mentions of task statuses in Everhour-related files rg -i 'task.*(status|state)' --type md --type jsLength of output: 29370
components/everhour/common/utils.mjs (3)
16-22: String handling logic is well-implemented.The string parsing logic is correct and includes proper error handling. It successfully parses JSON strings while preserving non-JSON strings.
23-24: Final return statement is appropriate.The catch-all return for non-array and non-string inputs is correct. It preserves the original input for other data types, which aligns with the function's purpose.
1-24: Overall, theparseObjectutility function is well-implemented.The function effectively handles various input types, includes proper error handling, and preserves original inputs when necessary. The implementation is clear and aligns well with its intended purpose.
Consider the suggested improvements for handling falsy values and nested structures to enhance the function's robustness further.
components/everhour/actions/stop-timer/stop-timer.mjs (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import statement correctly imports the Everhour API client from the relative path.
1-17: Overall, the implementation meets the PR objectives.This file successfully implements the "Stop Timer" action for Everhour as outlined in the PR objectives. The code is well-structured, follows Pipedream's action format, and correctly interacts with the Everhour API.
While the current implementation is functional, consider the suggested improvements for error handling and user feedback in future iterations to enhance the action's robustness and user experience.
components/everhour/sources/new-client-instant/new-client-instant.mjs (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.The imports from the common base and test event modules are suitable for the component's functionality, promoting code reuse and testability.
14-18: LGTM: getEventType method is correctly implemented.The method returns the appropriate event type for new client creation. The use of an array for the return value allows for easy extension if multiple event types need to be handled in the future.
components/everhour/sources/new-task-instant/test-event.mjs (1)
1-2: LGTM: Event property is correctly defined.The "event" property accurately represents a new task creation event, following a clear naming convention.
components/everhour/sources/new-client-instant/test-event.mjs (2)
1-3: LGTM: Event type and structure are correct.The event type "api:client:created" aligns with the PR objective of creating a new client instant polling source. The overall structure of the test event object is appropriate, containing the necessary "event", "payload", and "createdAt" properties.
Also applies to: 23-25
1-25: Overall, good implementation with room for minor improvements.The test event structure aligns well with the PR objectives for creating a new client instant polling source. The suggested improvements for consistency in data types, timestamp formats, and optional field representations will enhance the overall quality of the code. Once these minor issues are addressed, the implementation will be robust and ready for integration.
components/everhour/sources/new-task-instant/new-task-instant.mjs (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and use modern JavaScript syntax.The imports for the common base module and sample emit event are correctly defined using ES module syntax (.mjs extension).
12-20: LGTM: Props are well-defined and utilize common properties.The props section correctly extends the common props and defines the
projectIdusing the propDefinition pattern. This approach promotes consistency and reusability across Everhour components.
1-38: Great implementation of the new-task-instant event source!This module successfully implements the "new-task-instant" polling source as specified in the PR objectives (issue #13219). The code is well-structured, extends common functionality appropriately, and follows best practices for Pipedream components.
Key points:
- Correct implementation of required methods (getExtraData, getEventType, getSummary).
- Proper use of props, including the required projectId.
- Inclusion of sampleEmit for testing and documentation.
The minor suggestions provided earlier (expanding the description and enhancing the getSummary method) would further improve the component, but the current implementation is solid and ready for use.
components/everhour/sources/task-time-updated-instant/task-time-updated-instant.mjs (3)
1-5: LGTM: Imports and object structure are well-organized.The use of a common base module and inclusion of a sample event emitter demonstrate good modular design and testability.
12-20: Consider making 'projectId' a required prop.The 'projectId' prop is correctly defined, but the PR objectives mention that it should be required.
Please verify if the 'projectId' should be a required prop and update the definition accordingly. If it should be required, you can add a
required: trueproperty to the prop definition.
1-38: Overall, the implementation is well-structured and meets the PR objectives.The source component for Everhour task time updates is implemented correctly, with good use of common functionality and clear method definitions. The suggestions provided in the review comments are minor and aimed at enhancing robustness and clarity. Great job on this implementation!
components/everhour/actions/start-timer/start-timer.mjs (2)
1-8: LGTM: Imports and action metadata are well-defined.The import statement and action metadata are correctly implemented. The description provides useful context and includes a link to the API documentation, which is a good practice.
1-52: Overall, the "Start Timer" action is well-implemented with room for minor enhancements.The implementation of the "Start Timer" action for Everhour is correct and aligns well with the objectives outlined in the linked issue. The code is structured logically, with clear separation of concerns between metadata, props definition, and the core functionality.
To further improve the robustness and user experience of this action, consider:
- Adding input validation for the
userDateprop.- Implementing error handling in the
runmethod.These enhancements will help prevent potential errors and provide better feedback to users.
components/everhour/sources/task-time-updated-instant/test-event.mjs (3)
1-55: LGTM: Well-structured test event objectThe overall structure of the exported object is well-organized, providing a clear representation of a task time update event. It includes the event type, a detailed payload, and a creation timestamp, which aligns well with the expected format for webhook events.
2-5: LGTM: Appropriate event type and payload structureThe event type "api:time:updated" accurately describes the nature of the event. The payload structure, with a unique "id" and a comprehensive "data" object, provides a solid foundation for representing task time updates.
1-55: Summary: Well-structured test event with minor improvement suggestionsOverall, this test event file provides a comprehensive and well-structured representation of a task time update event. It aligns well with the objectives of the PR to implement new components for Everhour integration.
Key points:
- The event structure accurately represents a task time update.
- The payload contains detailed information about the time change and associated task.
- Minor improvements in documentation and type validation could enhance clarity and reliability.
These suggestions aim to improve the maintainability and robustness of the test event, supporting the overall quality of the Everhour integration implementation.
components/everhour/sources/common/base.mjs (1)
24-37: Hooksactivateanddeactivateare well-implementedThe
activateanddeactivatehooks correctly handle webhook creation and deletion with the Everhour API, and the webhook ID is properly stored and retrieved using the_setHookIdand_getHookIdmethods.components/everhour/actions/create-task/create-task.mjs (1)
5-84: Well-implemented 'Create Task' actionThe action correctly defines the properties and constructs the API call to create a task in Everhour. The use of prop definitions and the structure of the
runmethod are appropriate.components/everhour/everhour.app.mjs (2)
1-93: Prop definitions are well implementedThe prop definitions for
projectId,sectionId,tags,labels, andtaskIdare well structured and correctly retrieve options from the Everhour API.
95-173: Methods are well structured and facilitate API interactionsThe methods added for interacting with the Everhour API are well implemented, providing necessary functionality for projects, tasks, timers, and webhooks.
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* everhour init * init * pnpm update * [Components] everhour #13219 Sources - New Client (Instant) - New Task (Instant) - New Task Time Updated (Instant) Actions - Create Task - Start Timer - Stop Timer * [Components] everhour #13219 Sources - New Client (Instant) - New Task (Instant) - New Task Time Updated (Instant) Actions - Create Task - Start Timer - Stop Timer * fix status options
Resolves #13219.
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