[Components] habitica #13284 #17012
[Components] habitica #13284 #17012
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a Habitica app integration with methods for creating, retrieving, and deleting challenges via Habitica's API. It adds corresponding action modules, defines property schemas, and implements API interaction logic using axios. The package metadata is updated, and obsolete files, including an old app definition and a Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ActionModule
participant HabiticaApp
participant HabiticaAPI
User->>ActionModule: Trigger action (Create/Delete/Get Challenge)
ActionModule->>HabiticaApp: Call corresponding method (createChallenge, etc.)
HabiticaApp->>HabiticaAPI: Make HTTP request (POST/DELETE/GET)
HabiticaAPI-->>HabiticaApp: Respond with challenge data/status
HabiticaApp-->>ActionModule: Return result
ActionModule-->>User: Display summary/response
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Actionable comments posted: 4
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components/habitica/actions/get-challenge/get-challenge.mjs (1)
6-6: Improve the action description.The description contains placeholder text "Description for get-challenge" which should be replaced with a more descriptive explanation of what this action does.
- description: "Description for get-challenge. [See the documentation](https://habitica.com/apidoc/#api-Challenge-GetChallenge)", + description: "Retrieves details of a specific challenge by its ID. [See the documentation](https://habitica.com/apidoc/#api-Challenge-GetChallenge)",components/habitica/habitica.app.mjs (2)
55-55: Fix typo in prize description.There's a typo in the description: "winne" should be "winner".
- description: "Number of gems offered as a prize to challenge winne", + description: "Number of gems offered as a prize to challenge winner",
105-111: Consider adding input validation for createChallenge.The method accepts generic
argsbut could benefit from validation of required fields like name and group.async createChallenge(args = {}) { + if (!args.data?.name || !args.data?.group) { + throw new Error("Challenge name and group are required"); + } return this._makeRequest({ path: "/challenges", method: "post", ...args, }); },
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components/habitica/package.json (3)
3-3: LGTM! Appropriate version bump for new features.The minor version bump from 0.0.2 to 0.1.0 correctly follows semantic versioning for the addition of new challenge management functionality.
5-5: Entry point change reflects structural refactor.The change from "dist/app/habitica.app.mjs" to "habitica.app.mjs" indicates the app file is now in the component root rather than a dist directory, which aligns with the removal of the "files" field and the new structure described in the AI summary.
15-17: Dependencies section properly added.The addition of "@pipedream/platform": "^3.1.0" as a dependency is correctly formatted and follows Pipedream component standards.
components/habitica/actions/create-challenge/create-challenge.mjs (3)
1-1: Import path correctly references the new app structure.The import path "../../habitica.app.mjs" correctly references the new app file location as updated in package.json.
9-62: Well-structured props using propDefinitions.The props section effectively uses propDefinitions from the app for all challenge properties, ensuring consistency and reusability. The group prop correctly uses a function to pass the type context for dynamic loading.
63-78: Proper API call implementation and response handling.The run method correctly calls the app's createChallenge method with the required data structure and provides appropriate user feedback through the summary export.
components/habitica/actions/delete-challenge/delete-challenge.mjs (1)
1-26: Consistent and well-implemented delete action.The action follows the same structural patterns as create-challenge, with appropriate minimal props (only challengeId) for the delete operation. The API call and response handling are correctly implemented.
components/habitica/actions/get-challenge/get-challenge.mjs (1)
18-25: Correct implementation of challenge retrieval.The run method properly calls the app's getChallenge method and handles the response appropriately with summary export.
components/habitica/habitica.app.mjs (4)
1-5: LGTM! Clean import and app structure.The axios import and basic app structure follow Pipedream conventions correctly.
87-104: LGTM! Well-structured HTTP request method.The
_makeRequestmethod correctly handles authentication headers and follows good patterns for axios integration.
129-139: LGTM! Clean implementation for getGroups.The method correctly handles the type parameter and passes it to the API.
140-146: LGTM! Clean implementation for getChallenges.The method correctly uses the user-specific challenges endpoint.
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