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New Components - burstyai #14224

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Resolves #14212

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a module to trigger workflows on the BurstyAI platform.
    • Added methods to initiate workflows and retrieve execution results.
    • New method for logging authentication keys.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced API request handling for better workflow management.
  • Version Updates

    • Updated component version to 0.1.0 and added new dependencies.

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The changes introduce a new module for triggering workflows on the BurstyAI platform, enhancing the API interaction capabilities. A new run-workflow.mjs file is created to define the action, including parameters for workflow execution. The burstyai.app.mjs file is updated to include methods for initiating workflows and retrieving execution results. Additionally, the package.json file reflects a version increment and new dependencies. Minor modifications are made to the cliento.app.mjs file, adding a method for logging authentication keys.

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File Path Change Summary
components/burstyai/actions/run-workflow/run-workflow.mjs Introduced a module for triggering workflows with properties and an async run method.
components/burstyai/burstyai.app.mjs Added methods for workflow management: triggerWorkflow, getWorkflowExecutionResult, and private methods for API requests. Removed propDefinitions.
components/burstyai/package.json Updated version from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 and added dependency on @pipedream/platform.
components/cliento/cliento.app.mjs Added authKeys method for logging authentication keys.
components/franconnect/franconnect.app.mjs Minor formatting change: added a newline at the end of the file.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Triggers an AI workflow on burstyai (related to run-workflow)
Configures specific workflow to run as a required prop (related to run-workflow)
Optional props could include parameters for the workflow (related to run-workflow)

Possibly related PRs

  • New Components - spiritme #12636: The changes in the main PR introduce a new module for triggering workflows, which relates to the triggerWorkflow method added in the burstyai.app.mjs file of this PR, as both involve workflow management.
  • New Components - taskade #12646: The main PR's run method for triggering workflows parallels the run method in the Taskade PR, which also defines an action with specific parameters and asynchronous execution.
  • New Components - faceup #12702: The workflow management in the main PR aligns with the event handling in the Faceup PR, as both involve managing actions and responses based on specific triggers.
  • New Components - deftship #12703: The main PR's focus on triggering workflows can be related to the actions defined in the Deftship PR, which also involves managing tasks and workflows through defined actions.
  • [Components] Easy Peasy AI: Added new action components #14190: The main PR's introduction of a workflow action can be compared to the Easy Peasy AI PR, as both involve defining actions that process inputs and return results.

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🐇 In the meadow where workflows play,
A new module hops in, brightening the day.
With triggers and keys, all set to go,
BurstyAI dances, putting on a show!
So let’s run the tasks, let the magic flow! 🌼✨


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Actionable comments posted: 8

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
components/cliento/cliento.app.mjs (2)

Line range hint 1-11: Approve newline addition, but suggest removing debugging method

The addition of a newline at the end of the file (line 11) is a good practice and is approved. However, the introduction of the authKeys() method appears to be debugging code that should not be merged into the production codebase.

Recommendations:

  1. Keep the newline addition.
  2. Remove the authKeys() method unless there's a specific, documented reason for its inclusion.
  3. If the method is required for development purposes, consider moving it to a separate development-only utility file.

Security concern: Remove or safeguard the authKeys() method

The authKeys() method is defined in both components/cliento/cliento.app.mjs and components/yotpo/yotpo.app.js but is not invoked anywhere in the codebase. Unused methods that log sensitive information can pose security risks if they remain in the codebase.

Recommended actions:

  1. Remove the authKeys() method from both components/cliento/cliento.app.mjs and components/yotpo/yotpo.app.js to eliminate potential security vulnerabilities and reduce unnecessary code.
  2. If these methods are intended for debugging or future use, implement proper safeguards such as:
    • Enabling them only in non-production environments.
    • Ensuring that logs are securely handled and not exposed to unauthorized parties.
    • Obfuscating sensitive information in the logs.
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Line range hint 7-9: Security concern: Remove or safeguard the authKeys() method

The authKeys() method logs the keys of this.$auth to the console, which could potentially expose sensitive authentication information. This presents a security risk if the logs are not properly secured or if the method is accidentally called in a production environment.

Consider the following actions:

  1. If this method is intended for debugging, remove it before merging to production.
  2. If the method is necessary, implement proper safeguards such as:
    • Only enabling it in non-production environments.
    • Ensuring logs are securely handled and not exposed to unauthorized parties.
    • Obfuscating sensitive information in the logs.

To verify the usage and potential impact of this method, you can run the following script:

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Length of output: 76

components/burstyai/actions/run-workflow/run-workflow.mjs (1)

22-27: Set a default value for the 'Wait For Completion' option.

Providing a default value for waitForCompletion enhances usability by defining expected behavior when the user doesn't specify this option. Consider setting it to false if immediate response is preferred.

       waitForCompletion: {
         type: "boolean",
         label: "Wait For Completion",
         description: "Set to `true` to poll the API in 3-second intervals until the workflow is completed",
         optional: true,
+        default: false,
       },
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components/burstyai/package.json (4)

3-3: Version update looks good.

The increment from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 appropriately reflects the addition of new features (BurstyAI components) while maintaining backwards compatibility.


15-17: Dependencies addition is appropriate.

The inclusion of @pipedream/platform as a dependency with the version constraint "^3.0.3" is consistent with Pipedream component development practices and allows for compatible updates.


14-14: Formatting fix improves JSON structure.

The addition of the closing brace for the "publishConfig" section ensures proper JSON formatting.


Line range hint 3-18: Overall changes align well with PR objectives.

The updates to the package.json file, including the version increment, addition of dependencies, and formatting improvements, are consistent with the introduction of new BurstyAI components as outlined in the PR objectives. These changes provide a solid foundation for the implementation of the BurstyAI workflow triggering functionality.

components/burstyai/burstyai.app.mjs (2)

1-1: Correctly importing axios from "@pipedream/platform"

The axios library is properly imported from "@pipedream/platform".


7-9: Verify the correctness of the _baseUrl() method

The _baseUrl() method returns "https://app.burstyai.com/burstyai". Please confirm that this is the intended base URL, as the repetition of "burstyai" may be unintentional.

Run the following script to search for other instances of the base URL to ensure consistency:

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Hi @michelle0927 lgtm! Ready for QA!

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/approve

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