feat: vercast 1.0.0

[gleich]

Signed-off-by: Matt Gleich git@mattglei.ch

Description

View your vercel deployments right from raycast. It even refreshes every second to show the latest changes!

Type of change

New extension

Screenshot

Checklist

• I read the contribution guidelines

[gleich]

Is the failing CI because I'm using yarn?

[thomaspaulmann]

Is the failing CI because I'm using yarn?

Might be the case. We rely on npm for now. Could you switch? Same for your other extension #21

[fe9lix]

Hey matt!

The main problem is that that the use-interval dependency cannot be installed because of a conflicting peer dependency with react.

The API relies on react 17.0.2 while the downloaded use-interval package specifies "^16.8.0" so they are not compatible. (Interestingly, in the use-interval repo, it's specified as ">=16.8.0").
As workaround, you could just copy that source code inline in your extension or in a new file and import it. It doesn't seem to be much code anyway in the dependency.

Also, I've left a couple of comments inline in the manifest.

And please check that:

• the yarn.lock file is not committed (currently we rely on npm and there's no need to commit the lock file in general)
• the icon size should be 512x512 pixels

[fe9lix]

This should be updated to: "^1.25.0"

[fe9lix]

I'd recommend to use uppercase for the title: Vercast

[fe9lix]

Vercel is written in uppercase afaik, can you update?

[fe9lix]

As command title, I'd suggest something like: Search Vercel Deployments

[fe9lix]

This is unfortunately not compatible with the react peer dependency that comes with our API. Also see my main review comment on this.

[fe9lix]

Please also add this field to the manifest:
"license": "MIT"

[gleich]

Here is what it looks like now:

[gleich]

I made the requested changes as well as adding domains as the subtitle and a dark/light icon

[fe9lix]

Hey Matt,

Thanks for the updates. When I enter an (invalid) token, I get stuck in a loop that constantly switches between two error toasts in the UI – I guess that's because of the running interval.

Here's the error you might want to handle (and in that case probably stop the interval refresh):

TypeError: json.projects is not iterable
    at null.fetchDeployments (.../src/vercel.ts:51:32)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
    at Object.current (.../src/index.tsx:26:20)
2021-10-15 15:35:40.555 F  Raycast[22781:11f2d64] [com.raycast.extensions.vercast:index] 
.../src/vercel.ts:33
    return json.user.username;
                     ^

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'username')
    at null.fetchUsername (.../src/vercel.ts:33:22)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
    at null.call (.../src/index.tsx:13:42)
2021-10-15 15:35:40.879 F  Raycast[22781:11f28fd] [com.raycast.extensions.vercast:index] 
...src/vercel.ts:51
...

[gleich]

Errors now get thrown which stops the interval and presents the user with an error.

[fe9lix]

Cool! Last change request and I think then we're ready to merge:
I currently only see "Vercast" in root search, so when I search for "vercel" I won't find your command. I would suggest to put "Search Vercel Deployments" as command title instead of description.

[gleich]

Yay! Thanks for all the feedback and suggestions @fe9lix :)

[fe9lix]

@gleich It's merged now and available in the store. Something for your next update maybe:

Extension name: "Vercel Deployments"
Command name: "Search Deployments", subtitle: "Vercel"
Description: "Quickly open and check status of your Vercel deployments."

I know that those properties can be a bit confusing...