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Most of the context behind this PR is covered in the issue description here.

This PR gets rid of existing bash scripts that I added in this PR. These bash scripts helped contributors

Fixed Issues

$ https://github.com/Expensify/Expensify/issues/309451 (for calling a Web-E endpoint)
$ #25442 (for re-writing bash scripts in node/typescript)

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  1. Check out the branch hayata-change-mapbox-setup-script

  2. Change this line as below:

    const TOKEN_ENDPOINT = 'https://my-json-server.typicode.com/hayata-suenaga/mapbox-mock-response/token';

    You can skip this step if this issue is closed and both this PR and this PR are merged. Otherwise, this step ensures that the script calls a mock API that I set up temporarily to simulate the response that will be returned once new API command in Web-E is deployed.

  3. Run npm run configure-mapbox

  4. Open ~/.netrc and confirm that the file includes the content below:

    machine api.mapbox.com
    login mapbox
    password example-token
  5. Open ~/.gradle/gradle.properties and confirm that the file includes the content below:

    MAPBOX_DOWNLOADS_TOKEN=example-token
  6. Repeat steps 3 ~ 5 and confirm that there isn't a duplicate entry in .netrc and gradle.properties

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@hayata-suenaga hayata-suenaga changed the title Call Web-E API to get temporary token in Mapbox setup script [NO QA] Call Web-E API to get temporary token in Mapbox setup script Aug 20, 2023
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Do we need to ignore this script? Since its written in TS, it makes sense to lint it as well.

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I think because these are node scripts and have different requirements/environment so existing ESLint rules might not make sense so I decided to exclude them from linting for now

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I don't think we should ignore them. Node scripts are just like any other JS script and the same formatting and styles should apply to them. We've seen this in the GitHub actions as well. It makes sense that JS code everywhere is consistent, regardless of the platform it's running on.

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"@vercel/ncc": "^0.27.0",
"@welldone-software/why-did-you-render": "7.0.1",
"ajv-cli": "^5.0.0",
"axios": "^1.4.0",
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For a simple call like this plain fetch should be sufficient. No?

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ah I didn't know fetch exits in node run time. trying to see if fetch works

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You'll need a pollyfill. Ignore this if it requires too much work to add a polyfill!

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hayatasuenaga@Hayatas-Work-MBP App % npm run configure-mapbox

> new.expensify@1.3.55-7 configure-mapbox
> ts-node scripts/setup-mapbox-sdk-local.ts

Error: fetch is not defined

Fetch API was apparently introduced in Node 17. App repo somehow still uses node 16 (see the engines field in package.json) 😭 so fetch is not available.

ts-node uses the node that is active in the current terminal session, which is node 16 in the App repo

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The other option is to use https module from node but the syntax is kind of verbose (even considering that we only need to make one API call). So, I'm thinking of sticking with axios. What do you think @allroundexperts

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Since there is only one API call, I think using https is fine. Yes, it's more verbose, but adding this package just to make one API call is overkill.


async function main(): Promise<void> {
try {
const response = await axios.get(TOKEN_ENDPOINT);
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Since we're doing this in TS, how about typing the response as well?

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I'm actually not a huge fun of typing API responses. I like leaving response values as any or undefined to do type narrowing.

I made a change in this commit to add type checking for type narrowing: 5497523

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Great job @hayata-suenaga 🎖️ 🎖️ 🎖️

Requested some minor changes.

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@hayata-suenaga hayata-suenaga changed the title [NO QA] Call Web-E API to get temporary token in Mapbox setup script [NO QA] [HOLD Web-E #38559] Call Web-E API to get temporary token in Mapbox setup script Aug 21, 2023
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Looking good in terms of Typescript! 💯

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For this build failure, I apparently selected a wrong branch. I'm re-running the test build with the correct branch here

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okay the test builds succeeded 🚀

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LGTM!

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Re-running test builds here: https://github.com/Expensify/App/actions/runs/5933032590

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I don't think we should ignore them. Node scripts are just like any other JS script and the same formatting and styles should apply to them. We've seen this in the GitHub actions as well. It makes sense that JS code everywhere is consistent, regardless of the platform it's running on.

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Since there is only one API call, I think using https is fine. Yes, it's more verbose, but adding this package just to make one API call is overkill.

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hayata-suenaga commented Aug 23, 2023

By the way, this is expected because the new Web-E API command hasn't been deployed yet.

@hayata-suenaga hayata-suenaga changed the title [NO QA] [HOLD Web-E #38559] Call Web-E API to get temporary token in Mapbox setup script [NO QA] Call Web-E API to get temporary token in Mapbox setup script Aug 24, 2023
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tgolen commented Aug 25, 2023

@hayata-suenaga Is this ready for review again? It looks like there are a couple of conflicts.

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grgia commented Aug 28, 2023

bump on merge conflicts

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thank you for reminding me @grgia we're currently treating this as lower priority so I gonna go back to this PR later this week 🙇

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Changing the priority to LOW because this is not a necessity right now.

This mostly improves the setup that new contributors need to do.

Because this PR will affect the build process, we want to be sure before merge

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tgolen commented Oct 27, 2023

@hayata-suenaga What is the plan for this? Should the PR just be closed?

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I was originally planning to resume working on and merge this after Money2020

I don't know how much we need this PR. I think it's still nice to have feature. What do you think @tgolen ?

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tgolen commented Oct 30, 2023

I think I would just close this. If anyone feels it is painful enough to solve, we can reopen at a later time.

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according to this comment, I'm closing this for now.

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@hayata-suenaga I might be eligible for partial compensation here as I did a review.

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sure I'm sorry that I didn't realize that. Asked for the payment to you here

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