feat(zendesk): Refactor Zendesk to use config module #16322
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# Conflicts: # apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/app/v2/delegations/test/delegation-admin.auth.spec.ts # apps/services/auth/admin-api/src/environments/environment.ts # libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/admin/delegation-admin-custom.service.ts
WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request introduce a new environment variable for the Zendesk contact form and modify Jest configuration to include a setup file. Additionally, it simplifies the import and registration of the Zendesk module by removing unnecessary configurations and dependencies. The configuration for Zendesk has been restructured to enhance its modularity and configurability. Redundant environment files related to Zendesk have also been deleted. Changes
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libs/api/domains/communications/jest.config.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of the
setupFilesproperty is a good practice for setting up the test environment. This aligns well with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this setup file, e.g.:
// Setup file for configuring the test environment (e.g., Zendesk client configuration) setupFiles: [`${__dirname}/test/environment.jest.ts`],This would enhance code readability and make it easier for other developers to understand the purpose of this configuration.
libs/api/domains/communications/src/lib/communications.module.ts (1)
10-10: Improved module registration enhances reusability and configurationThe simplified registration of
ZendeskModulewithout explicit configuration aligns with the PR objective of streamlining the setup process. This change enhances reusability across different NextJS apps and allows for internal configuration handling within the ZendeskModule.Consider adding a brief comment above the
importsarray to explain that Zendesk configuration is now handled internally by the ZendeskModule. This would improve code clarity for future developers.@Module({ // ZendeskModule now handles its configuration internally imports: [EmailModule, ZendeskModule, CmsModule, FileStorageModule], providers: [CommunicationsResolver, CommunicationsService], })libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/zendesk.config.ts (2)
4-8: LGTM: Schema definition is clear and type-safe. Consider adding more specific validations.The schema definition using zod is well-structured and ensures type safety for the configuration object. All fields are correctly defined as strings.
Consider adding more specific validations for the fields:
const schema = z.object({ subdomain: z.string().min(1), formEmail: z.string().email(), formToken: z.string().min(1), })This would ensure that the subdomain and formToken are not empty strings, and that the formEmail is a valid email format.
10-23: LGTM: Configuration is well-structured and follows best practices. Consider improving error messages.The configuration definition is clear, type-safe, and follows the structure required by @island.is/nest/config. It correctly uses the defined schema and handles environment variables appropriately.
Consider adding custom error messages to improve debugging:
export const ZendeskServiceConfigurations = defineConfig< z.infer<typeof schema> >({ name: 'ZendeskServiceConfigurations', schema, load: (env) => ({ subdomain: env.required('ZENDESK_CONTACT_FORM_SUBDOMAIN', 'digitaliceland'), formToken: env.required('ZENDESK_CONTACT_FORM_TOKEN', undefined, 'Zendesk form token is required'), formEmail: env.required( 'ZENDESK_CONTACT_FORM_EMAIL', 'stafraentisland@gmail.com', ), }), })This addition would provide more context if the ZENDESK_CONTACT_FORM_TOKEN is missing from the environment.
libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/delegations.module.ts (1)
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1-93: Consider further modularization and import organization.While the overall module structure is sound, consider the following suggestions for potential improvements:
The module has a large number of imports and providers. Consider if some of these could be grouped into sub-modules to reduce complexity and improve maintainability.
The imports are a mix of external packages and local modules. Consider grouping these imports (e.g., external packages first, then local modules) to improve readability.
These are optional suggestions for future refactoring and do not block the approval of the current changes.
libs/api/domains/communications/src/lib/communications.service.spec.ts (1)
59-59: LGTM! Consider optimizing the import statement.The simplification of the ZendeskModule registration aligns well with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. This change suggests that ZendeskModule now handles its configuration internally, which streamlines the setup process as intended.
To further improve code clarity and potentially aid tree-shaking, consider updating the import statement to only import ZendeskModule:
import { ZendeskModule } from '@island.is/clients/zendesk'This change would remove the unused ZendeskService import.
libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/zendesk.service.ts (1)
57-57: Ensure consistent access to configuration propertiesConsider using
this.config.subdomaininstead ofconfig.subdomainfor consistency with the rest of the code.Apply this diff for consistency:
-this.api = `https://${config.subdomain}.zendesk.com/api/v2` +this.api = `https://${this.config.subdomain}.zendesk.com/api/v2`
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libs/api/domains/communications/jest.config.ts (1)
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1-19: Adherence to coding guidelines forlibs/**/*filesThe changes in this file align with the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory:
- While this configuration file doesn't directly impact component reusability, it supports testing of potentially reusable components and hooks.
- The file uses TypeScript, adhering to the TypeScript usage guideline.
- Although not directly related to tree-shaking or bundling, proper test setup supports the development of modular, tree-shakable code.
libs/api/domains/communications/src/lib/communications.module.ts (1)
2-2: Simplified import enhances modularity and tree-shakingThe removal of the
ZendeskServiceOptionsimport and the simplification of theZendeskModuleimport align well with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. This change enhances modularity and supports better tree-shaking by removing unused imports.libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/zendesk.config.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The import statements are well-structured and import only the necessary components from the required libraries. This approach promotes clean code and efficient bundling.
1-23: Great job on the Zendesk configuration module!This new configuration file for the Zendesk service is well-structured, type-safe, and follows best practices. It effectively uses zod for schema validation and @island.is/nest/config for configuration definition. The code is reusable across different NextJS apps and makes good use of TypeScript for type definitions.
Key strengths:
- Clear and concise schema definition
- Proper handling of environment variables with default values where appropriate
- Type-safe configuration using zod and @island.is/nest/config
- Adherence to the coding guidelines for the libs directory
The suggestions provided in the previous comments (additional field validations and improved error messages) would further enhance the robustness of this module.
libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/delegations/delegations.module.ts (2)
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1-93: Approve adherence to coding guidelines for library files.The file structure and implementation adhere to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- The module structure supports reusability across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used throughout the file, ensuring proper type definitions.
- The specific imports and exports facilitate effective tree-shaking and bundling.
9-9: Approve ZendeskModule simplification and verify configuration.The simplification of the ZendeskModule import and usage aligns with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. This change likely improves the module's reusability across different NextJS apps.
To ensure the new configuration approach is working as intended, please run the following verification script:
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libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/zendesk.service.ts (3)
5-6: LGTM!The new imports for the configuration module are correctly added.
48-49: Correct use of dependency injection for configurationsThe constructor now correctly injects the configurations using
ZendeskServiceConfigurations.KEY.
54-54: Token generation updated with configuration parametersThe token is now generated using
this.config.formEmailandthis.config.formToken, improving configurability.
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apps/services/auth/ids-api/src/app/app.module.ts (1)
74-74: LGTM: Addition of ZendeskServiceConfig to ConfigModuleThe inclusion of
ZendeskServiceConfigin theloadarray ofConfigModule.forRoot()is correct and consistent with other configurations. This change implements the PR objective of streamlining the Zendesk client setup process and adheres to NestJS architecture and dependency injection patterns.For improved readability, consider grouping related configurations together in the
loadarray.
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libs/clients/zendesk/src/index.ts (1)
1-3: LGTM! The addition ofzendesk.configexport aligns with the PR objectives.The changes in this file are appropriate and align well with the PR objectives of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. The addition of the
zendesk.configexport allows for better modularity and configurability of the Zendesk client.This change also adheres to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- It enhances reusability by exporting modules that can be used across different NextJS apps.
- It uses TypeScript's export syntax, which is good for type safety.
- The individual exports allow for effective tree-shaking and bundling.
libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/zendesk.module.ts (1)
1-8: Ensure compliance with coding guidelines for libsThe current implementation aligns well with the coding guidelines for libs, particularly:
- It uses TypeScript for defining the module structure.
- The module is potentially reusable across different NextJS apps.
However, to fully comply with the guidelines, ensure that:
- Any types used by this module are properly exported for use in consuming applications.
- The module and its dependencies are set up to allow for effective tree-shaking.
Let's verify the export of types and the module's setup:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for exported types and module setup echo "Checking for exported types:" rg --type typescript 'export (type|interface)' libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/ echo "Checking package.json for proper module setup:" cat libs/clients/zendesk/package.json | jq '.{ main, module, types }'Ensure that the results show proper type exports and module setup for tree-shaking.
apps/services/auth/public-api/src/app/app.module.ts (2)
26-26: LGTM: Changes align with NestJS best practicesThe addition of
ZendeskServiceConfigto the imports and theConfigModule.forRoot()configuration adheres to NestJS architecture and dependency injection patterns. This change effectively makes the Zendesk configuration available globally, which aligns with the PR objective of streamlining the Zendesk client setup.Also applies to: 50-50
26-26: Please provide information on testing and potential impactsWhile the changes look good, could you please address the following points:
- Have unit or integration tests been added or updated to cover this new configuration?
- Are there any potential impacts on other parts of the application that we should be aware of?
- Does this change require any updates to the documentation?
To help assess the impact, please run the following command to check for other usages of Zendesk-related configurations:
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Provide Comprehensive Testing and Impact Overview
- Unit and Integration Tests: Existing test suites adequately cover Zendesk configurations and services.
- Potential Impacts: No additional impacts identified; Zendesk integrations are extensively utilized across the application.
- Documentation Updates: No updates to documentation are required based on current configurations.
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apps/services/auth/personal-representative/src/app/app.module.ts (3)
20-20: LGTM: New import for ZendeskServiceConfigThe addition of the
ZendeskServiceConfigimport from@island.is/clients/zendeskis in line with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. This follows NestJS best practices for modular architecture.
46-46: LGTM: ZendeskServiceConfig added to ConfigModuleThe addition of
ZendeskServiceConfigto theloadarray inConfigModule.forRoot()correctly integrates the Zendesk configuration into the global configuration loading process. This change adheres to NestJS dependency injection patterns by providing the configuration at the module level.
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1-55: LGTM: Changes adhere to NestJS architecture and best practicesThe modifications to the AppModule maintain its adherence to NestJS architecture principles:
- The modular structure is preserved.
- ConfigModule.forRoot() is used correctly for loading configurations, including the new ZendeskServiceConfig.
- Dependency injection patterns are followed in the imports array.
- Service encapsulation and controller organization remain intact.
These changes successfully integrate the Zendesk configuration while maintaining the overall integrity of the NestJS application structure.
apps/services/auth/delegation-api/src/app/app.module.ts (3)
22-22: LGTM: Import statement for ZendeskServiceConfigThe import statement for
ZendeskServiceConfigis correctly formatted and follows the existing import style in the file. It's appropriately imported from the@island.is/clients/zendeskpackage, which aligns with the project's ecosystem.
56-56: LGTM: ZendeskServiceConfig added to ConfigModuleThe addition of
ZendeskServiceConfigto theloadarray inConfigModule.forRoot()is correct and consistent with how other configurations are loaded. This change aligns with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. The placement at the end of the array maintains the existing order and structure without impacting other configurations.
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22-56: Consider adding tests for Zendesk configurationThe changes to integrate the Zendesk configuration are well-implemented and adhere to NestJS architecture and best practices. To ensure the new configuration works as expected, consider adding unit tests that verify:
- The
ZendeskServiceConfigis correctly loaded into theConfigModule.- The Zendesk configuration values are accessible where needed in the application.
This will help maintain the robustness of the application as it evolves.
Would you like assistance in generating these test cases?
apps/services/auth/ids-api/src/app/app.module.ts (1)
38-38: LGTM: Import statement for ZendeskServiceConfigThe import of
ZendeskServiceConfigfrom the shared client package@island.is/clients/zendeskis correct and aligns with the PR objective of implementing a configuration module for the Zendesk client. This approach promotes consistency across the project.apps/api/src/app/app.module.ts (4)
203-203: LGTM: Import statement for ZendeskServiceConfig added correctly.The import statement for
ZendeskServiceConfigfrom@island.is/clients/zendeskis correctly placed and follows the existing import pattern in the file.
435-435: LGTM: ZendeskServiceConfig added to ConfigModule.forRoot.The
ZendeskServiceConfigis correctly added to theloadarray of theConfigModule.forRootmethod. This addition follows the existing pattern and is placed logically at the end of the array.
203-203: Changes align well with PR objectives.The additions of the
ZendeskServiceConfigimport and its inclusion in theConfigModule.forRootmethod effectively implement the configuration module for the Zendesk client as intended in the PR objectives. These changes are minimal, focused, and appropriately placed within the centralAppModule, adhering to best practices for maintaining clean and modular code.Also applies to: 435-435
203-203: Changes adhere to coding guidelines.The modifications align with the coding guidelines for files in the
apps/**/*pattern. Although this is a NestJS application rather than NextJS, the changes demonstrate best practices in configuration management and maintain the use of TypeScript for type safety. The modular approach to adding the Zendesk configuration is consistent with efficient state management principles.Also applies to: 435-435
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libs/clients/zendesk/src/lib/zendesk.service.spec.ts (1)
9-10: LGTM! Consider adding type annotations for improved clarity.The changes to the
testOptionsobject align well with the updated configuration structure of the ZendeskService. The renaming oftokentoformTokenandformEmailprovides more context about their purpose. The addition of theisConfiguredproperty is a good way to indicate whether the service is properly set up.To further improve the code, consider adding type annotations to the
testOptionsobject. This would enhance type safety and make the expected structure more explicit.Here's a suggested improvement:
const testOptions: ZendeskServiceOptions = { formToken: 'token', formEmail: 'email', subdomain: 'subdomain', isConfigured: true, }Make sure to import or define the
ZendeskServiceOptionstype if it's not already available in this file.Also applies to: 12-12
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