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plugins/openapi-schema/src/index.ts (1)
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6-17: Architecture improvement: Better separation of concernsThe refactored implementation provides a cleaner separation between configuration and event handling. By removing the unnecessary async wrapper, the code is now more maintainable and follows a more straightforward execution path.
plugins/yaml-schema/src/setup.factory.ts (3)
29-30: Improve variable naming and error handlingThe variable name
asdfis non-descriptive. Consider renaming it to something meaningful likeparsedSchemasoryamlDocuments.Apply this change:
- const asdf = schemas.map((schema) => jsYaml.load(schema)) + const parsedSchemas = schemas.map((schema) => jsYaml.load(schema))
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31-42: Add error handling for Promise.all operationsThe
Promise.alloperation could fail if any of the async operations fail. Consider adding try-catch blocks to handle potential errors gracefully.Consider refactoring like this:
- const sheets = await Promise.all( - models.map(async (model: ModelToSheetConfig, i) => { - const data = asdf[i] - const fields = await generateFields(data) - delete model.sourceUrl - return { - name: model?.name || data.title, - ...(data?.description && { description: data.description }), - fields, - ...model, - } - }) - ) + const sheets = await Promise.all( + models.map(async (model: ModelToSheetConfig, i) => { + try { + const data = parsedSchemas[i] + const fields = await generateFields(data) + delete model.sourceUrl + return { + name: model?.name || data.title, + ...(data?.description && { description: data.description }), + fields, + ...model, + } + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to process model ${i}: ${error.message}`) + } + }) + )
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71-73: Improve error type handlingThe error type casting to
anycould be improved by using a more specific type.Consider this improvement:
- throw new Error( - `Error fetching external reference: ${(error as any).message}` - ) + throw new Error( + `Error fetching external reference: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}` + )plugins/sql-ddl-converter/src/setup.factory.ts (2)
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27-65: Consider improving async operations and error handling.
- The nested Promise.all structure, while functional, could be flattened for better readability.
- The synchronous file reading in
retrieveFromSourcecould block the event loop.Consider these improvements:
- const workbooks: PartialWb[] = await Promise.all( - setup.workbooks.map(async (workbook) => { - const sql: string = retrieveFromSource(workbook.source) +const workbooks: PartialWb[] = await Promise.all( + setup.workbooks.map(async (workbook) => { + const sql: string = await retrieveFromSourceAsync(workbook.source)Add this new async function:
async function retrieveFromSourceAsync(source: string): Promise<string> { return fs.promises.readFile(path.join(__dirname, '../', source), 'utf8'); }
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38-42: Improve error handling for missing schemas.The current error handling for missing schemas only logs to console and returns undefined, which could lead to silent failures.
Consider throwing an error or handling the missing schema case more explicitly:
-if (!schema) { - console.error(`Schema not found for table name ${sheet.slug}`) - return -} +if (!schema) { + throw new Error(`Schema not found for table name ${sheet.slug}. Please ensure the SQL table name matches the sheet slug.`); +}plugins/openapi-schema/src/setup.factory.ts (1)
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42-93: Overall async implementation looks robust.The async/await implementation in the
generateSetupfunction and its supporting functions appears solid:
- Proper use of
Promise.allfor parallel operations- Consistent error handling with try/catch
- Clear async boundaries and proper awaiting of promises
However, since this PR specifically addresses an async/await bug, consider adding unit tests to verify the async behavior:
- Test error propagation
- Test concurrent workbook processing
- Test schema resolution chain
Would you like me to help generate comprehensive async/await test cases for this implementation?
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plugins/sql-ddl-converter/src/index.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM: Import statements are well-organizedThe imports are properly structured with clear type imports and necessary dependencies.
6-13: LGTM: Improved parameter namingThe rename from
setuptosetupFactorybetter reflects the parameter's purpose as a factory function. The callback signature is well-defined with proper typing for event handling and progress tracking.
14-16: Implementation aligns with async/await bug fixThe refactored implementation removes the unnecessary async wrapper and simplifies the control flow while maintaining the same functionality. This change aligns well with the PR's objective of fixing async/await issues.
Let's verify similar patterns across other plugins to ensure consistency:
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Implementation change is consistent with other plugins
After reviewing the codebase, the refactoring in
sql-ddl-converterfollows the same pattern used across other schema converter plugins (json-schema, openapi-schema, yaml-schema, graphql-schema). All these plugins consistently useconfigureSpacewith a non-async arrow function that returnsgenerateSetup(setupFactory). This confirms that the implementation change aligns with the established pattern across the codebase and properly handles async operations through the underlyingconfigureSpaceimplementation.Key examples found:
json-schema/src/index.ts:configureSpace(() => { return generateSetup(setupFactory) })openapi-schema/src/index.ts:configureSpace(() => { return generateSetup(setupFactory) })yaml-schema/src/index.ts:configureSpace(() => { return generateSetup(models, options) })🏁 Scripts executed
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plugins/json-schema/src/index.ts (2)
14-16: LGTM! Improved async flow implementationThe simplified implementation removes unnecessary async wrapping and potential race conditions by:
- Directly returning configureSpace result
- Using a synchronous arrow function for setup generation
- Eliminating the intermediate async function layer
This change effectively addresses the async/await bug mentioned in the PR objectives.
1-4: Verify removal of FlatfileListener dependencyThe removal of FlatfileListener import aligns with the PR's goal to simplify the async flow. Let's verify this change is consistent across other plugins.
plugins/openapi-schema/src/index.ts (1)
2-4: LGTM: Import changes align with async/await fixesThe changes to imports properly reflect the removal of the listener dependency while maintaining type safety through type-only imports.
plugins/yaml-schema/src/index.ts (3)
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7-21: Confirm generateSetup synchronous behavior.The implementation assumes
generateSetupis synchronous. Let's verify this assumption is correct and that we're not missing any await statements.#!/bin/bash # Check if generateSetup contains any async operations ast-grep --pattern 'async function generateSetup' # Check for any Promise returns or async operations in generateSetup ast-grep --pattern 'function generateSetup($_) { $$$ await $_ $$$ }'
2-2: Verify FlatfileEvent type usage.The code still imports
FlatfileEventtype from@flatfile/listenerbut not theFlatfileListenerclass. Let's verify this is the correct source for the type.✅ Verification successful
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FlatfileEventin the codebase.The import of
FlatfileEventfrom@flatfile/listeneris correct.The search results confirm that
FlatfileEventis consistently imported from@flatfile/listeneracross the entire codebase. This is the standard source for this type, and there are no alternative imports of this type from other packages like@flatfile/api. The import statement in the code under review follows the established pattern used throughout the project.🏁 Scripts executed
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19-21: Verify error handling in the synchronous implementation.The function has been simplified to a synchronous implementation, which is good for reducing complexity. However, we should verify that error handling is properly managed.
Let's check the error handling implementation in both
generateSetupandconfigureSpace:✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate a final response:
The synchronous implementation is correct, but
generateSetupremains asyncThe code change is safe because:
generateSetupinplugins/yaml-schema/src/setup.factory.tsis still an async function that returns a PromiseconfigureSpaceinplugins/space-configure/src/space.configure.tsproperly handles async operations through its job handler- The pattern matches other schema plugins (openapi, json, sql) that use the same structure
The error handling is maintained through:
- Async/await chain in
generateSetup- Job handler in
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plugins/yaml-schema/src/setup.factory.ts (2)
3-3: LGTM: Type signature update looks correctThe change from
SetupFactorytoSetuptype simplifies the return type and removes an unnecessary abstraction layer, which is consistent with similar changes across other plugins.Also applies to: 27-27
26-27: Verify consistent async implementation across pluginsThe async implementation looks correct, but we should verify that similar patterns are used across other plugins for consistency.
Also applies to: 31-42
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Async implementation is consistent across plugins
The async/await patterns are consistently implemented across all plugins:
- All plugins use
generateSetupwith proper async/await and Promise return types- Promise.all is correctly used for parallel processing of workbooks and sheets
- Error handling is present where needed (particularly in openapi-schema)
- Consistent pattern of awaiting nested async operations
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plugins/sql-ddl-converter/src/setup.factory.ts (2)
25-25: LGTM! Function signature properly updated.The return type change to
Promise<Setup>is correctly implemented while maintaining proper async/await patterns.
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25-65: Verify changes align with PR objectives.While the async/await patterns are correctly maintained, let's verify the changes resolve the original bug mentioned in the PR description.
plugins/json-schema/src/setup.factory.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Type imports are properly aligned with async operationsThe change from
SetupFactorytoSetuptype and the explicitFlatfiletype import improve type safety for async operations.
23-23: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider adding error boundaries around parallel operations
While the return type change to
Promise<Setup>is correct and the async implementation is generally sound, there are a few suggestions for improvement:
- Add error handling around the parallel operations to prevent partial failures:
export async function generateSetup( setupFactory: JsonSetupFactory ): Promise<Setup> { + try { const workbooks = await Promise.all( setupFactory.workbooks.map(async (workbook) => { + try { const sheets = await Promise.all( workbook.sheets.map(async (partialSheetConfig: PartialSheetConfig) => { + try { const model = await getModel(partialSheetConfig.source) delete partialSheetConfig.source const fields = await generateFields(model) return { name: partialSheetConfig?.name || model.title, ...(model?.description && { description: model.description }), fields, ...partialSheetConfig, } + } catch (error) { + console.error(`Failed to process sheet: ${error.message}`) + throw error; + } }) ) return { ...workbook, sheets, } + } catch (error) { + console.error(`Failed to process workbook: ${error.message}`) + throw error; + } }) ) return { workbooks, space: setupFactory.space } + } catch (error) { + console.error(`Failed to generate setup: ${error.message}`) + throw error; + } }
- Consider adding a timeout mechanism for external operations:
const TIMEOUT_MS = 30000; // 30 seconds function withTimeout<T>(promise: Promise<T>, timeoutMs: number): Promise<T> { return Promise.race([ promise, new Promise<T>((_, reject) => setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Operation timed out')), timeoutMs) ) ]); }
- Consider implementing retry logic for transient failures:
Also applies to: 24-45
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Error handling improvements are optional for this change
The return type change from
Promise<SetupFactory>toPromise<Setup>is correct, and the current error handling in the codebase is sufficient for the async operations:
- The
getModelfunction already handles different source types safely and properly awaits async operations- External reference fetching in
fetchExternalReferencehas proper error handling with specific error messages- The codebase already contains retry and timeout implementations in other modules that can be leveraged if needed
The suggested error boundaries and timeout mechanisms would be nice-to-have improvements but aren't strictly necessary for this return type change. The existing error handling patterns in the file are adequate for the current use case.
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plugins/openapi-schema/src/setup.factory.ts (2)
43-43: Return type change looks good, but verify async flow.The return type change to
Promise<Setup>is consistent with the updated import. However, given that this PR addresses an async/await bug:
Ensure that all async operations inside
generateSetupare properly awaited:
- Workbook processing
- Schema fetching
- Field generation
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2-2: Verify the impact of the Setup type change.The change from
SetupFactorytoSetuptype could affect how async operations are handled. Let's verify all usages to ensure compatibility.✅ Verification successful
The Setup type change is part of a broader refactoring and is correctly implemented
The change from
SetupFactorytoSetupin the import statement is consistent with the codebase's evolution. The evidence shows:
- The file correctly uses the
Setuptype as the return type forgenerateSetupfunction- The
OpenAPISetupFactorytype is properly defined and used as input- Other plugins (json-schema, yaml-schema, graphql-schema) follow the same pattern of using
Setupfrom@flatfile/plugin-space-configure- No remaining incompatible
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flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts (1)
1-113: Overall implementation aligns with the objectivesThe refactored code effectively addresses the async/await bug and enhances the configuration process using
configureSpaceWithJsonSchema. The introduction of JSON schemas for models and the structured setup of workbooks and sheets improve the maintainability and scalability of the codebase.
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plugins/merge-connection/src/create.workbook.ts (1)
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108-119: Consider adding error handling for the configuration mapping operations.The nested map operations after the await could potentially throw errors (e.g., if workbooks or sheets are undefined). Consider adding try-catch blocks or null checks.
Here's a safer implementation:
- config.workbooks.map((workbook) => { - workbook.sheets.map((sheet) => { - sheet.fields.map((field) => { - field.key = snakeToCamel(field.key) - delete field.description - }) - }) - }) + config.workbooks?.forEach((workbook) => { + workbook.sheets?.forEach((sheet) => { + sheet.fields?.forEach((field) => { + if (field.key) { + field.key = snakeToCamel(field.key) + delete field.description + } + }) + }) + })This change:
- Uses forEach instead of map since we're not using the return values
- Adds optional chaining to handle potential undefined values
- Adds a null check for field.key before transformation
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plugins/sql-ddl-converter/src/index.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM: Clean up of imports aligns with async/await fixesThe removal of
FlatfileListenerwhile maintaining type safety throughFlatfileEventandSqlSetupFactorytype imports is a good step towards simplifying the plugin architecture.
6-13: LGTM: Improved parameter namingThe rename from
setuptosetupFactorybetter reflects the parameter's purpose as a factory for generating setup configuration.
14-14: LGTM: Simplified async flowThe implementation now directly uses
configureSpacewith deferred setup generation, eliminating unnecessary async complexity while maintaining the same functionality.Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across other plugins:
✅ Verification successful
The verification results show that the
configureSpacepattern is consistently used across plugins likegraphql-schema,json-schema,yaml-schema,openapi-schema, andsql-ddl-converter. Each implementation follows the same pattern of using arrow functions for deferred setup generation.While there are still
FlatfileListenerimports and usages in many plugins, this is expected as they serve different purposes (e.g., extractors, hooks) and aren't part of the space configuration flow being modified here.LGTM: Consistent implementation across space configuration plugins
The simplified async flow using
configureSpaceis consistently implemented across all relevant schema/configuration plugins, confirming this is a valid pattern.🏁 Scripts executed
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plugins/graphql-schema/src/index.ts (2)
1-5: LGTM! Clean import management.The imports are well-organized, keeping only the necessary type imports while removing unused runtime dependencies.
15-15: LGTM! Simplified async flow.The direct return of
configureSpaceeliminates unnecessary async/await wrapping while maintaining the same functionality. This change aligns well with the PR's objective of fixing async/await related issues.Let's verify the async behavior in other related files:
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Direct return pattern is consistently used across all schema plugins
The verification confirms that all schema plugins (
graphql,openapi,yaml,json, andsql-ddl) follow the same pattern of directly returningconfigureSpacewithout unnecessary async/await wrapping. The code change in the GraphQL plugin maintains consistency with this established pattern across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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flatfilers/sandbox/src/index.ts (7)
1-8: LGTM! Appropriate removal of async modifierThe removal of the
asyncmodifier from the main function aligns with the PR's objective of fixing async/await issues, as the function doesn't directly use any await operations.Also applies to: 10-10
11-30: LGTM! Well-structured action configurationsThe workbook and sheet actions are well-defined with clear labels and descriptions. The use of foreground mode is appropriate for these interactive operations.
32-58: LGTM! Well-structured person modelThe person model is well-defined with appropriate validations and clear descriptions for each field.
68-76: Simplify the product model's source functionThe past review comment about simplifying the async/await usage in the product model's source is still valid.
78-88: LGTM! Clear workbook organizationThe workbooks are well-organized with logical grouping of sheets and appropriate actions.
90-103: Add error handling to document creationThe past review comment about adding error handling for the document creation is still valid.
105-111: Verify the space configuration changesThe listener configuration looks correct, but let's verify that all workbooks are properly configured when a new space is created.
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Let me check the test file for
configureSpaceWithJsonSchemato verify its implementation.
Let me check the setup factory implementation to understand how workbooks are processed.
Space configuration implementation is correct and properly handles workbooks
The implementation in
configureSpaceWithJsonSchemacorrectly processes all workbooks:
- Validates and transforms each workbook configuration through
generateSetup- Handles both static and dynamic JSON schema sources
- Properly processes nested fields and references
- Maintains workbook configurations in parallel using
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plugins/merge-connection/src/create.workbook.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM! Type imports are properly configured.The explicit type imports improve type safety and reduce bundle size by ensuring these imports are removed during compilation.
Also applies to: 8-8
106-107: LGTM! Proper async/await usage.The async/await pattern is correctly implemented for the
generateSetupcall, aligning with the PR's objective to fix async/await related issues.
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Please explain how to summarize this PR for the Changelog:
This PR fixes an async/await bug.
Tell code reviewer how and what to test:
Deploy the listener in
flatfiler/sandbox, create a new space. The deployed listener should configure a space.