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Resolves #12436

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Slack source that emits an event when a message is saved.
  • Updates

    • Updated Slack component version from 0.6.3 to 0.6.4.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a new feature for the Slack component in the Pipedream platform, adding functionality to emit events when a message is saved. Additionally, the package.json file version is incremented from 0.6.3 to 0.6.4. This feature comes with a caution about potential future deprecation by Slack.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
components/slack/package.json Version bumped from 0.6.3 to 0.6.4
components/slack/sources/new-saved-message/... Added a new source to capture and emit events when a message is saved in Slack
components/slack/sources/new-saved-message/test-event.mjs Added a test event file representing a star_added event

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Slack
    participant NewSavedMessageSource
    participant Pipedream

    User->>Slack: Save Message
    Slack-->>NewSavedMessageSource: star_added event
    NewSavedMessageSource-->>Pipedream: Emit Event
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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Implement Slack source to emit events on saved messages (#12436, #1010)
Highlight potential future deprecation by Slack (#12436)

In code, we crafted with delight,
A feature that shines so bright.
Save a message, see it glow,
Through Pipedream, events will flow.
🎉✨


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  • components/slack/package.json (1 hunks)
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  • components/slack/sources/new-saved-message/test-event.mjs (1 hunks)
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components/slack/sources/new-saved-message/new-saved-message.mjs (3)

31-31: Ensure that sampleEmit is correctly implemented and provides a valid example of the emitted event.


25-30: Ensure that the methods defined are optimal and check for any redundant or unused methods.

Verification successful

The methods object in the components/slack/sources/new-saved-message/new-saved-message.mjs file contains only one method, getSummary, which returns a static string. There are no redundant or unused methods within this object.

  • The getSummary method is defined and is likely used to provide a summary of the new saved message.
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12-24: Ensure that the properties defined under props are necessary and secure, especially the slackApphook which involves asynchronous operations.

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1-37: Ensure that the structure of the exported test event object matches the expected schema and contains all necessary fields.

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- "client_msg_id": "def19b3b-4283-47bd-a2da-f32b35c0329c",
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1-37: Verify that all hardcoded values, especially user and channel IDs, are placeholders and do not expose real user data.

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import common from "../common/base.mjs";
import sampleEmit from "./test-event.mjs";
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The sampleEmit module is imported but not used in the new-saved-message.mjs file. Additionally, no circular dependencies were detected involving the common or sampleEmit modules.

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export default {
...common,
key: "slack-new-star-added",
name: "New Saved Message (Instant)",
version: "0.0.1",
description: "Emit new event when a message is saved. Note: The endpoint is marked as deprecated, and Slack might shut this off at some point down the line.",
type: "source",
dedupe: "unique",
props: {
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slackApphook: {
type: "$.interface.apphook",
appProp: "slack",
async eventNames() {
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"star_added",
];
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},
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getSummary() {
return "New saved message";
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Codebase Verification

The common object includes properties and methods specific to the Procore application, such as procore, db, http, company, and project, as well as methods like getComponentEventTypes, getResourceName, activate, deactivate, and run.

Since the new-saved-message component is for Slack, it seems inappropriate to inherit properties and methods from common that are specific to Procore.

  • components/slack/sources/new-saved-message/new-saved-message.mjs: Review the usage of common and ensure it is appropriate for the Slack component.
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@michelle0927 michelle0927 merged commit ccd39cc into master Jun 19, 2024
@michelle0927 michelle0927 deleted the issue-12436 branch June 19, 2024 16:41
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