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[Fix] Integration Upwork Plugin #8664

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  • Chores

    • Updated ESLint configuration for the Upwork integration plugin
    • Removed unnecessary constructor methods
    • Improved code formatting and import statements
  • Refactor

    • Updated TypeScript configuration
    • Modified module and service files for better code structure
  • Documentation

    • Added documentation comments to plugin configuration

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This pull request introduces several updates to the Upwork integration plugin, focusing on configuration and service improvements. The changes include updating ESLint configurations, modifying TypeScript compiler settings, and refining service classes. The modifications aim to streamline the plugin's structure, remove unnecessary code, and enhance type handling and error reporting across various files within the integration plugin.

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File Change Summary
.eslintrc.json Deleted ESLint configuration file
eslint.config.js New ESLint configuration with base settings and JSON file rules
jest.config.ts Removed ESLint directive, enabling linting
integration-upwork.plugin.ts Added ApplicationPluginConfig import, expanded plugin documentation, added empty entities array and configuration method
upwork-job.service.ts Removed empty constructor
upwork-offers.service.ts Made getProposalBykey method async, enhanced error handling
upwork.module.ts Added ConfigModule import, reformatted imports
upwork.service.ts Reorganized import statements
tsconfig.json Removed commonjs module setting, adjusted TypeScript compiler options

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packages/plugins/integration-upwork/eslint.config.js (1)

1-1: Ensure consistent import style.

While using require for a configuration file is generally common, you might consider switching to ES module imports if your environment supports it. This can keep the configuration style consistent with modern JavaScript practices.

packages/plugins/integration-upwork/src/lib/integration-upwork.plugin.ts (1)

7-27: Excellent use of the plugin decorator to document imports, entities, and configuration.

  1. The JSDoc comments provide a clear overview of each plugin property, which helps future maintainers quickly understand your configuration approach.
  2. Returning config unchanged is fine for the interim, but remember to verify that you do not need to customize the plugin configuration when integrating with @gauzy/config or other internal modules.
  3. For the empty entities array, confirm that no data models are needed for your Upwork integration. If future features require data storage or auditing, you can refactor to include them here.

Overall, this is a clean pattern offering room for further evolution.

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packages/plugins/integration-upwork/eslint.config.js (1)

3-19: Great approach for modularizing ESLint configurations.

By extending the base configuration and adding JSON-specific rules, you've cleanly separated concerns for different file types. This approach helps maintain a single source of truth in the base config, while still allowing plugin-specific overrides.

packages/plugins/integration-upwork/tsconfig.json (1)

8-9: Check for any unintentional side-effects with these compiler options.

  • "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": false can allow subtle bugs if switch statements are missing break statements. Ensure you have thorough test coverage for any such scenarios.
  • "noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature": false helps reduce strict property checks, but it might mask real errors in code that deal with complex or dynamic objects.
packages/plugins/integration-upwork/src/lib/integration-upwork.plugin.ts (1)

2-2: Review the import for potential side effects or conflicts.

import { ApplicationPluginConfig } from '@gauzy/common'; is straightforward, but ensure that other references to ApplicationPluginConfig remain consistent throughout the codebase if you introduce changes to this interface in the future.

@rahul-rocket rahul-rocket merged commit b54ce70 into develop Dec 31, 2024
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@rahul-rocket rahul-rocket deleted the fix/integration-hubstaff-plugin branch December 31, 2024 12:48
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