feat: Target routes #186
feat: Target routes #186
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications to the API for managing targets within the Ctrlplane application. Key changes include the addition of new endpoints for retrieving, updating, and creating targets, along with updates to the error handling logic in existing endpoints. New interfaces and models have been defined to support these functionalities, and several existing models have been removed. The OpenAPI specification has been updated to reflect these changes, enhancing the overall API structure and capabilities. Changes
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packages/node-sdk/src/models/index.ts (1)
22-22: Consider grouping related Target models together.For better organization and maintainability, consider grouping all Target-related models together (Target, GetTarget responses, UpdateTarget requests).
export * from "./SetTargetProvidersTargetsRequest"; export * from "./SetTargetProvidersTargetsRequestTargetsInner"; + export * from "./Target"; + export * from "./GetTarget200Response"; + export * from "./GetTarget200ResponseVariablesInner"; + export * from "./GetTarget200ResponseVariablesInnerValue"; + export * from "./UpdateTargetRequest"; + export * from "./UpdateTargetRequestTarget"; + export * from "./UpdateTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner"; - export * from "./Target"; export * from "./UpdateJob200Response"; export * from "./UpdateJobAgent200Response"; export * from "./UpdateJobAgentRequest"; export * from "./UpdateJobRequest"; - export * from "./UpdateTargetRequest"; - export * from "./UpdateTargetRequestTarget"; - export * from "./UpdateTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner";apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[targetId]/route.ts (1)
19-49: Consider implementing rate limiting.The endpoint might benefit from rate limiting to prevent abuse, especially since it performs database queries.
Consider using a rate limiting middleware like:
import rateLimit from 'express-rate-limit' const limiter = rateLimit({ windowMs: 15 * 60 * 1000, // 15 minutes max: 100 // limit each IP to 100 requests per windowMs });packages/node-sdk/src/models/UpdateTargetRequest.ts (1)
65-74: Consider explicit undefined handling for better clarity.While the function works correctly, it could be more explicit about handling undefined values.
export function UpdateTargetRequestToJSON( value?: UpdateTargetRequest | null, ): any { if (value == null) { return value; } return { - target: UpdateTargetRequestTargetToJSON(value["target"]), + target: value.target !== undefined ? UpdateTargetRequestTargetToJSON(value.target) : undefined, }; }apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/target-providers/[providerId]/set/route.ts (1)
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51-85: Consider wrapping database operations in a transaction.While the individual operations are well-implemented, consider wrapping the provider query and target upsert in a transaction to ensure atomicity, especially if this endpoint might be called concurrently for the same provider.
- const query = await db + return await db.transaction(async (trx) => { + const query = await trx .select() .from(targetProvider) .innerJoin(workspace, eq(workspace.id, targetProvider.workspaceId)) .where(eq(targetProvider.id, params.providerId)) .then(takeFirstOrNull); - const provider = query?.target_provider; - if (provider == null) - return NextResponse.json( - { error: "Provider not found" }, - { status: 404 }, - ); + const provider = query?.target_provider; + if (provider == null) + return NextResponse.json( + { error: "Provider not found" }, + { status: 404 }, + ); - const targetsToInsert = body.targets.map((t) => ({ - ...t, - providerId: provider.id, - workspaceId: provider.workspaceId, - })); + const targetsToInsert = body.targets.map((t) => ({ + ...t, + providerId: provider.id, + workspaceId: provider.workspaceId, + })); - const targets = await upsertTargets( - db, - targetsToInsert.map((t) => ({ - ...t, - variables: t.variables?.map((v) => ({ - ...v, - value: v.value ?? null, - })), - })), - ); + const targets = await upsertTargets( + trx, + targetsToInsert.map((t) => ({ + ...t, + variables: t.variables?.map((v) => ({ + ...v, + value: v.value ?? null, + })), + })), + ); - return NextResponse.json({ targets }); + return NextResponse.json({ targets }); + });packages/node-sdk/src/models/Target.ts (1)
16-16: Remove unused import.The
mapValuesimport from runtime is not used anywhere in this file.-import { mapValues } from "../runtime";openapi.v1.yaml (3)
537-538: Consider using standard REST endpoint design.The path
/v1/targets/{targetId}/setdeviates from REST conventions. Consider using a standard PATCH endpoint at/v1/targets/{targetId}instead.
607-676: Clarify create/update behavior and maintain consistency.
The endpoint description suggests it handles both creation and updates. Consider:
- Clarifying the criteria for creating vs updating (e.g., based on identifier or name)
- Splitting into separate POST (create) and PUT (update) endpoints for clearer semantics
The request body structure has the same nested
targetobject as the PATCH endpoint. Consider applying the same simplification suggested earlier.
724-727: Define provider object properties.The
providerobject is declared as nullable but lacks property definitions. Consider documenting its structure:provider: type: object nullable: true + properties: + id: + type: string + format: uuid + name: + type: string + # Add other relevant properties + required: + - id + - nameapps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[targetId]/set/route.ts (1)
31-32: Remove console.log statements from production codeThe
console.logstatements may expose sensitive information and can clutter the logs in a production environment. It's best practice to remove or comment out debugging statements before deploying.Apply this diff to remove the debug statements:
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[workspaceId]/route.ts (1)
52-55: Simplify variables mapping by removing redundant null handlingSince the
valuefield in the schema includesz.null(), andundefinedvalues are handled by the optional chaining, explicitly settingundefinedvalues tonullmay be unnecessary.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
variables: body.target.variables?.map((v) => ({ ...v, - value: v.value ?? null, + // The value will be undefined if not present; the schema handles this. })),
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packages/node-sdk/src/.openapi-generator/FILES (3)
18-20: LGTM! Clear hierarchy for GetTarget response models.
The response models follow a clear hierarchical structure:
GetTarget200Response.tsas the main responseGetTarget200ResponseVariablesInner.tsfor array itemsGetTarget200ResponseVariablesInnerValue.tsfor nested values
18-20: Verify model consistency across Target operations.
Let's ensure the models maintain consistency in their structure and naming.
Run this check to analyze model relationships:
Also applies to: 23-23, 28-30
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify the model consistency by examining the actual model files.
Let me check the structure of other Target-related models to ensure consistency.
Models maintain consistent structure with minor expected variations
After analyzing the Target-related models, I can confirm that:
- Core properties (id, name, version, kind, identifier, workspaceId, config, metadata) maintain consistent naming and types across models
- Variable structures are consistently typed using
GetTarget200ResponseVariablesInneror equivalent types - Response/Request models appropriately handle optional vs. required fields based on their use cases
- The value types for variables are consistently using the union type
boolean | number | string
The variations observed (like GetJob200ResponseTarget not having variables) are intentional based on the specific API response requirements.
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23-23: Verify error responses for Target operations.
While the success response models are well-defined, we should ensure proper error handling is in place.
Let's verify the existence of error response models:
Also applies to: 28-30
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Let me try one final verification to check the OpenAPI specification directly.
Error responses are properly defined for Target operations
The OpenAPI specification shows that Target-related endpoints have comprehensive error response definitions:
- 400: Invalid request
- 401: Unauthorized
- 403: Permission denied
- 404: Target/Workspace not found
- 500: Internal server error
These error responses are consistently defined across all Target operations including GET, PATCH, and POST endpoints. The error handling is well-structured and follows REST API best practices.
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packages/node-sdk/src/models/index.ts (2)
17-19: LGTM! GetTarget response exports follow consistent patterns.
The response type exports follow the established OpenAPI naming conventions and maintain a clear hierarchy for nested data structures.
27-29: LGTM! UpdateTarget request exports follow consistent patterns.
The request type exports follow the established OpenAPI naming conventions and maintain a clear hierarchy for nested data structures.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[targetId]/route.ts (4)
1-9: LGTM! Well-organized imports with clear separation of concerns.
The imports are properly structured, separating external dependencies from internal utilities.
19-27: LGTM! Well-structured middleware chain with proper authorization.
The authentication and authorization setup is clean and follows best practices.
45-49: Consider filtering sensitive data from the response.
The current implementation returns all target data including potentially sensitive information from the database. Consider implementing a response DTO to control what data is exposed.
[security]
+ const targetResponse = {
+ id: target.id,
+ name: target.name,
+ version: target.version,
+ kind: target.kind,
+ identifier: target.identifier,
+ metadata,
+ variables: target.variables.map(v => ({
+ name: v.name,
+ value: v.value,
+ })),
+ };
+
return NextResponse.json({
- ...target,
- metadata,
+ ...targetResponse,
});10-17: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider handling duplicate metadata keys.
The metadata transformation looks good, but there's no handling for duplicate keys. If the input array contains multiple entries with the same key, later values will silently overwrite earlier ones.
Consider this enhanced implementation:
function transformMetadata(
metadata: Array<{ key: string; value: string }>,
): Record<string, string> {
+ const duplicates = metadata
+ .map(m => m.key)
+ .filter((key, i, arr) => arr.indexOf(key) !== i);
+ if (duplicates.length > 0) {
+ throw new Error(`Duplicate metadata keys found: ${duplicates.join(', ')}`);
+ }
return metadata.reduce<Record<string, string>>((acc, m) => {
acc[m.key] = m.value;
return acc;
}, {});
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1-21: LGTM! Auto-generated file header and imports are properly structured.
46-48: LGTM! Wrapper function is implemented correctly.
23-35: Verify the completeness of the UpdateTargetRequest interface.
The interface contains only a single optional property. Let's verify this matches the API specification.
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Based on the examination of the codebase, I can now generate the final response:
The UpdateTargetRequest interface is correctly defined and complete
The interface is part of a well-structured type hierarchy where:
UpdateTargetRequestcontains an optionaltargetproperty of typeUpdateTargetRequestTargetUpdateTargetRequestTargetis a comprehensive interface containing all necessary fields:- Basic properties: name, version, kind, identifier
- Complex properties: config (object), metadata (key-value pairs)
- Variables array with proper typing (UpdateTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner)
The single optional property pattern is intentional as it provides a clean way to update target information through the API.
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apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/target-providers/[providerId]/set/route.ts (3)
Line range hint 17-39: LGTM! Robust schema validation implementation.
The schema validation is well-structured with proper handling of optional fields and server-controlled attributes. The unique key constraint for variables is particularly well-implemented.
Line range hint 41-49: LGTM! Secure authentication and authorization flow.
The middleware chain properly enforces authentication and implements granular permission checking for target updates.
Line range hint 64-68: Verify consistency of null checks across the codebase.
The change to provider == null is more explicit and safer as it specifically checks for null/undefined. However, let's ensure this pattern is consistent across similar checks in the codebase.
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The provider == null check is consistent with the codebase's null checking patterns.
The codebase shows consistent use of both == null and === null for null checks, with == null being more common in TypeScript/JavaScript files. This pattern is particularly used in similar contexts:
- API parameter validation (e.g.,
if (providerId == null)) - Object property checks (e.g.,
if (provider.googleConfig == null)) - Response data validation (e.g.,
if (response == null))
The change is safe and aligns with the existing codebase conventions.
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100-153: LGTM! JSON conversion functions are well-implemented.
The JSON conversion functions are properly implemented with:
- Appropriate null checks
- Correct handling of optional fields
- Proper type conversion for nested objects
packages/node-sdk/src/models/Target.ts (1)
119-136: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add validation for required properties during JSON conversion.
The current implementation assumes all required properties exist in the JSON. Consider adding validation to ensure type safety.
return {
+ if (json["id"] === undefined) throw new Error("id is required");
+ if (json["name"] === undefined) throw new Error("name is required");
+ // ... similar validation for other required properties
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id: json["id"],
name: json["name"],
// ... rest of the properties
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511-536: LGTM! Well-structured GET endpoint.
The endpoint follows REST best practices with appropriate parameter validation and error responses.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[targetId]/set/route.ts (1)
41-44: Ensure the request body contains the 'target' property
The code assumes that body.target exists when merging with existingTarget. If body.target is undefined, this could lead to unexpected behavior or runtime errors. Consider validating that body.target is defined before proceeding with the merge.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[workspaceId]/route.ts (2)
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Ensure consistent response structure and error handling
Verify that all potential code paths return a response, and consider adding handling for cases where upsertTargets might return an unexpected result or null.
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Authorization logic is correctly implemented
The authorization check is properly implemented:
Permission.TargetCreateis a valid permission defined in the enum- The permission check correctly verifies workspace-level access for target creation
- The pattern matches other target-related authorization checks in the codebase, where workspace-level permissions are used for creation operations
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400-450: New methods for retrieving a target are correctly implemented
The getTargetRaw and getTarget methods are properly implemented and correctly handle the retrieval of a target by ID.
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[error] 418-418: Change to an optional chain.
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455-526: New methods for setting a target are correctly implemented
The setTargetRaw and setTarget methods are correctly added to support creating or updating a target with a specific ID and workspace.
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770-832: New methods for updating a target are correctly implemented
The updateTargetRaw and updateTarget methods are properly implemented to support updating a target by ID.
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| export * from "./GetTarget200Response"; | ||
| export * from "./GetTarget200ResponseVariablesInner"; | ||
| export * from "./GetTarget200ResponseVariablesInnerValue"; | ||
| export * from "./SetTargetProvidersTargetsRequest"; | ||
| export * from "./SetTargetProvidersTargetsRequestTargetsInner"; | ||
| export * from "./Target"; | ||
| export * from "./UpdateJob200Response"; | ||
| export * from "./UpdateJobAgent200Response"; | ||
| export * from "./UpdateJobAgentRequest"; | ||
| export * from "./UpdateJobRequest"; | ||
| export * from "./UpdateTargetRequest"; | ||
| export * from "./UpdateTargetRequestTarget"; | ||
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Missing exports for Target-related models found
The following Target-related models exist in the codebase but are not exported in index.ts:
GetJob200ResponseTargetGetJob200ResponseTargetConfig
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Add error handling for database operations.
The database query should be wrapped in a try-catch block to handle potential errors gracefully.
- const target = await db.query.target.findFirst({
+ let target;
+ try {
+ target = await db.query.target.findFirst({
where: eq(schema.target.id, targetId),
with: {
metadata: true,
variables: true,
provider: true,
},
});
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Database query failed:', error);
+ return NextResponse.json(
+ { error: "Internal server error" },
+ { status: 500 }
+ );
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| } catch (error) { | |
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| return NextResponse.json( | |
| { error: "Internal server error" }, | |
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| ); | |
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| .handle(async ({ db }, { params }: { params: { targetId: string } }) => { | ||
| const { targetId } = params; | ||
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Add input validation for targetId.
The targetId parameter should be validated to ensure it's a valid UUID format before querying the database.
.handle(async ({ db }, { params }: { params: { targetId: string } }) => {
const { targetId } = params;
+ if (!/^[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-4[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$/i.test(targetId)) {
+ return NextResponse.json({ error: "Invalid target ID format" }, { status: 400 });
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I think this seems like a good check, not sure if it is worth pulling out to be used everywhere.
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@zacharyblasczyk, understood. If the input validation for targetId is only needed in a few places, it makes sense to keep it inline. Please let me know if there's anything else I can assist with.
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| export function UpdateTargetRequestFromJSONTyped( | ||
| json: any, | ||
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | ||
| ): UpdateTargetRequest { | ||
| if (json == null) { | ||
| return json; | ||
| } | ||
| return { | ||
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| json["target"] == null | ||
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| : UpdateTargetRequestTargetFromJSON(json["target"]), | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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Consider adding type validation for better runtime safety.
While the function handles null cases correctly, it could benefit from additional type validation before conversion.
export function UpdateTargetRequestFromJSONTyped(
json: any,
ignoreDiscriminator: boolean,
): UpdateTargetRequest {
if (json == null) {
return json;
}
+ if (typeof json !== 'object') {
+ throw new Error('Expected object for UpdateTargetRequest');
+ }
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| export function UpdateTargetRequestFromJSONTyped( | |
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| ): UpdateTargetRequest { | |
| if (json == null) { | |
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| }; | |
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| /** | ||
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| export function instanceOfUpdateTargetRequest( | ||
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| ): value is UpdateTargetRequest { | ||
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The type guard function always returns true without actually validating the object structure. This defeats TypeScript's type safety and could lead to runtime errors.
Implement proper type checking:
export function instanceOfUpdateTargetRequest(
value: object,
): value is UpdateTargetRequest {
- return true;
+ return (
+ typeof value === 'object' &&
+ value !== null &&
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| ): value is UpdateTargetRequest { | |
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- "Duplicate variable keys are not allowed",
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+ if (vars == null) return true;
+ const keys = vars.map((v) => v.key);
+ const duplicates = keys.filter((key, index) => keys.indexOf(key) !== index);
+ return duplicates.length === 0
+ ? true
+ : `Duplicate variable keys are not allowed: ${[...new Set(duplicates)].join(", ")}`;
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+try {
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+ { error: 'Failed to upsert target' },
+ { status: 500 }
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| // Optionally log the error | |
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apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[targetId]/set/route.ts (1)
31-32: Remove debug console.log statementsDebug logging statements should be removed before merging to production.
- console.log(body); - console.log(params.targetId);openapi.v1.yaml (2)
608-678: Clarify UPSERT behavior in endpoint documentation.The summary suggests this endpoint can both create and update targets, but the UPSERT behavior and conditions should be explicitly documented:
- When is a new target created vs. updated?
- What fields are used to determine if a target exists?
728-731: Enhance provider object documentation.The
providerobject is defined as nullable but lacks property definitions. Consider:
- Documenting expected properties
- Adding a description field explaining its purpose and when it might be null
provider: type: object nullable: true + description: Details about the target provider. Null when target is not associated with a provider. + properties: + id: + type: string + format: uuid + description: The ID of the provider + name: + type: string + description: The name of the providergithub/get-job-inputs/index.js (1)
28793-28831: LGTM with a suggestion for improved error handling.The implementation of both endpoints is well-structured with proper parameter validation and authentication. However, consider adding specific error handling for common HTTP status codes.
Consider wrapping the response handling with specific error cases:
async getTarget(requestParameters, initOverrides) { const response = await this.getTargetRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides); + if (response.raw.status === 404) { + throw new Error(`Target with ID ${requestParameters.targetId} not found`); + } return await response.value(); }Also applies to: 28832-28878
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/workspaces/[workspaceId]/route.ts (1)
52-55: Consider removing unnecessary defaulting ofv.valuetonullIn the
variablesmapping, you're defaultingv.valuetonullif it'sundefined:value: v.value ?? null,Since the
valuefield in your schema already allowsnull, and properties withundefinedvalues are typically omitted during JSON serialization, this assignment may be unnecessary. If there's no specific need to convertundefinedtonull, consider simplifying the code.Apply this diff to simplify the variables mapping:
variables: body.target.variables?.map((v) => ({ ...v, - value: v.value ?? null, })),
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apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/targets/[targetId]/set/route.ts (6)
13-13: Schema import concern already raised
A previous review has already identified the issue with importing bodySchema from another route file.
15-24: Well-structured middleware implementation!
The middleware chain properly implements authentication and authorization with appropriate permission checking for target updates.
25-28: Good type safety implementation!
The handler properly defines types for both request body and URL parameters using TypeScript generics.
34-39: LGTM: Proper error handling
Good implementation of error handling for non-existent targets with appropriate HTTP status code.
41-47: Array return issue already identified
A previous review has already addressed the concern about returning an array instead of a single target object.
41-44: Verify complete target property handling
Let's ensure all target properties are properly handled during the merge operation.
✅ Verification successful
Target property merge operation is safe and validated
The spread operation (...existingTarget, ...body.target) is safe because:
- The target schema is well-defined with strict validation through Zod
- Required properties are enforced: version, name, kind, config
- Optional properties are properly typed: providerId, metadata, variables
- Variable validation ensures no duplicate keys
- The upsertTargets function is consistently used across the codebase for target updates
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packages/node-sdk/src/models/SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner.ts (2)
1-21: LGTM: Imports and file header are properly structured.
The imports are correctly organized and include all necessary dependencies for the interface implementation.
28-47: Consider adding validation and handling guidelines for sensitive data.
While the interface correctly marks sensitive variables, there should be documentation or guidelines on:
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openapi.v1.yaml (2)
511-536: LGTM! Well-structured endpoint definition.
The GET endpoint is properly defined with:
- Appropriate parameter validation (UUID format)
- Comprehensive error responses
- Correct schema reference
537-607: Previous review comments are still applicable.
The identified issues about request body structure and variable requirements remain valid.
packages/node-sdk/src/apis/DefaultApi.ts (6)
23-24: LGTM: Import declarations are properly structured.
The new imports for Target-related types and their JSON conversion utilities are correctly declared and organized.
Also applies to: 45-48
80-82: LGTM: Interface declarations follow TypeScript best practices.
The new interfaces (GetTargetRequest, SetTargetOperationRequest, SetWorkspaceTargetRequest) are well-defined with clear, required parameters.
Also applies to: 84-87, 94-97
414-417: Simplify conditional checks with optional chaining.
Multiple instances of nested property access can be simplified using optional chaining.
Apply this pattern to all similar occurrences:
- if (this.configuration && this.configuration.apiKey) {
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396-446: LGTM: GET target endpoint implementation is complete.
The getTarget implementation includes:
- Proper parameter validation
- Correct HTTP method (GET)
- Appropriate error handling
- JSON response parsing
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448-508: LGTM: PATCH target endpoint implementation is complete.
The setTarget implementation includes:
- Proper parameter validation for both targetId and setTargetRequest
- Correct HTTP method (PATCH)
- Content-Type header
- Appropriate error handling
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571-634: LGTM: POST workspace target endpoint implementation is complete.
The setWorkspaceTarget implementation includes:
- Proper parameter validation for both workspaceId and setTargetRequest
- Correct HTTP method (POST)
- Content-Type header
- Appropriate error handling
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github/get-job-inputs/index.js (2)
28924-28973: Implementation looks good!
The endpoint implementation follows best practices with proper parameter validation, authentication, and request handling.
29082-29082: Skipping review of job-agents endpoint.
Not enough context is provided to properly review this change.
| /** | ||
| * @type SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue | ||
| * | ||
| * @export | ||
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| export type SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue = | ||
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Consider adding runtime type validation constraints.
While the union type covers the basic types, consider adding runtime validation for:
- Number ranges (e.g., min/max values)
- String formats (e.g., patterns, lengths)
- Custom validation rules specific to target variables
This would help catch invalid values early in the pipeline.
Example implementation with validation:
export type SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue =
| boolean
| number
| string;
export function validateValue(value: SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue): void {
if (typeof value === 'number') {
// Add your number validation rules
if (!Number.isFinite(value)) {
throw new Error('Number must be finite');
}
} else if (typeof value === 'string') {
// Add your string validation rules
if (value.length === 0) {
throw new Error('String cannot be empty');
}
}
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| value?: SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue | null, | ||
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| if (value == null) { | ||
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The function currently returns an empty object {} when no type matches, which could hide errors. It should be consistent with FromJSON and throw an error for invalid types.
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value?: SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue | null,
): any {
if (value == null) {
return value;
}
if (instanceOfboolean(value)) {
return booleanToJSON(value as boolean);
}
if (instanceOfnumber(value)) {
return numberToJSON(value as number);
}
if (instanceOfstring(value)) {
return stringToJSON(value as string);
}
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| } | |
| if (instanceOfstring(value)) { | |
| return stringToJSON(value as string); | |
| } | |
| throw new Error('Invalid type for SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue'); | |
| } |
| export function SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSONTyped( | ||
| json: any, | ||
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | ||
| ): SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue { | ||
| if (json == null) { | ||
| return json; | ||
| } | ||
| if (instanceOfboolean(json)) { | ||
| return booleanFromJSONTyped(json, true); | ||
| } | ||
| if (instanceOfnumber(json)) { | ||
| return numberFromJSONTyped(json, true); | ||
| } | ||
| if (instanceOfstring(json)) { | ||
| return stringFromJSONTyped(json, true); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Fix missing return statement and undefined helpers.
There are several issues in the FromJSONTyped function:
- Missing return statement when no type matches
- Missing imports for helper functions (instanceOfboolean, booleanFromJSONTyped, etc.)
Apply this fix:
+ import {
+ instanceOfboolean, instanceOfnumber, instanceOfstring,
+ booleanFromJSONTyped, numberFromJSONTyped, stringFromJSONTyped
+ } from './helpers';
export function SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSONTyped(
json: any,
ignoreDiscriminator: boolean,
): SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue {
if (json == null) {
return json;
}
if (instanceOfboolean(json)) {
return booleanFromJSONTyped(json, true);
}
if (instanceOfnumber(json)) {
return numberFromJSONTyped(json, true);
}
if (instanceOfstring(json)) {
return stringFromJSONTyped(json, true);
}
+ throw new Error('Unable to parse SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue');
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| export function SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSONTyped( | |
| json: any, | |
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | |
| ): SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue { | |
| if (json == null) { | |
| return json; | |
| } | |
| if (instanceOfboolean(json)) { | |
| return booleanFromJSONTyped(json, true); | |
| } | |
| if (instanceOfnumber(json)) { | |
| return numberFromJSONTyped(json, true); | |
| } | |
| if (instanceOfstring(json)) { | |
| return stringFromJSONTyped(json, true); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| import { | |
| instanceOfboolean, instanceOfnumber, instanceOfstring, | |
| booleanFromJSONTyped, numberFromJSONTyped, stringFromJSONTyped | |
| } from './helpers'; | |
| export function SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSONTyped( | |
| json: any, | |
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | |
| ): SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue { | |
| if (json == null) { | |
| return json; | |
| } | |
| if (instanceOfboolean(json)) { | |
| return booleanFromJSONTyped(json, true); | |
| } | |
| if (instanceOfnumber(json)) { | |
| return numberFromJSONTyped(json, true); | |
| } | |
| if (instanceOfstring(json)) { | |
| return stringFromJSONTyped(json, true); | |
| } | |
| throw new Error('Unable to parse SetWorkspaceTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue'); | |
| } |
| export function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner( | ||
| value: object, | ||
| ): value is SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner { | ||
| if (!("key" in value) || value["key"] === undefined) return false; | ||
| if (!("sensitive" in value) || value["sensitive"] === undefined) return false; | ||
| return true; | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance type guard with stronger validation.
The current type guard only checks for property existence. Consider adding:
- Type validation for properties
- Non-empty string validation for
key - Boolean type check for
sensitive
export function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner(
value: object,
): value is SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner {
- if (!("key" in value) || value["key"] === undefined) return false;
- if (!("sensitive" in value) || value["sensitive"] === undefined) return false;
+ if (!("key" in value) ||
+ value["key"] === undefined ||
+ typeof value["key"] !== "string" ||
+ value["key"].trim() === "") return false;
+ if (!("sensitive" in value) ||
+ value["sensitive"] === undefined ||
+ typeof value["sensitive"] !== "boolean") return false;
return true;
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| export function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner( | |
| value: object, | |
| ): value is SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner { | |
| if (!("key" in value) || value["key"] === undefined) return false; | |
| if (!("sensitive" in value) || value["sensitive"] === undefined) return false; | |
| return true; | |
| } | |
| export function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner( | |
| value: object, | |
| ): value is SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner { | |
| if (!("key" in value) || | |
| value["key"] === undefined || | |
| typeof value["key"] !== "string" || | |
| value["key"].trim() === "") return false; | |
| if (!("sensitive" in value) || | |
| value["sensitive"] === undefined || | |
| typeof value["sensitive"] !== "boolean") return false; | |
| return true; | |
| } |
| export function SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerFromJSONTyped( | ||
| json: any, | ||
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | ||
| ): SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner { | ||
| if (json == null) { | ||
| return json; | ||
| } | ||
| return { | ||
| key: json["key"], | ||
| value: | ||
| json["value"] == null | ||
| ? undefined | ||
| : SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSON(json["value"]), | ||
| sensitive: json["sensitive"], | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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Improve error handling in JSON conversion.
The current implementation allows invalid JSON structures to pass through. Consider:
- Adding input validation before conversion
- Throwing meaningful errors for invalid structures
- Adding runtime type checks
export function SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerFromJSONTyped(
json: any,
ignoreDiscriminator: boolean,
): SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner {
if (json == null) {
- return json;
+ throw new Error('Invalid input: JSON cannot be null');
}
+ if (typeof json !== 'object') {
+ throw new Error('Invalid input: JSON must be an object');
+ }
+ if (typeof json["key"] !== 'string' || json["key"].trim() === '') {
+ throw new Error('Invalid input: key must be a non-empty string');
+ }
+ if (typeof json["sensitive"] !== 'boolean') {
+ throw new Error('Invalid input: sensitive must be a boolean');
+ }
return {
key: json["key"],
value:
json["value"] == null
? undefined
: SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSON(json["value"]),
sensitive: json["sensitive"],
};
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| export function SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerFromJSONTyped( | |
| json: any, | |
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | |
| ): SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner { | |
| if (json == null) { | |
| return json; | |
| } | |
| return { | |
| key: json["key"], | |
| value: | |
| json["value"] == null | |
| ? undefined | |
| : SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSON(json["value"]), | |
| sensitive: json["sensitive"], | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| export function SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerFromJSONTyped( | |
| json: any, | |
| ignoreDiscriminator: boolean, | |
| ): SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInner { | |
| if (json == null) { | |
| throw new Error('Invalid input: JSON cannot be null'); | |
| } | |
| if (typeof json !== 'object') { | |
| throw new Error('Invalid input: JSON must be an object'); | |
| } | |
| if (typeof json["key"] !== 'string' || json["key"].trim() === '') { | |
| throw new Error('Invalid input: key must be a non-empty string'); | |
| } | |
| if (typeof json["sensitive"] !== 'boolean') { | |
| throw new Error('Invalid input: sensitive must be a boolean'); | |
| } | |
| return { | |
| key: json["key"], | |
| value: | |
| json["value"] == null | |
| ? undefined | |
| : SetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValueFromJSON(json["value"]), | |
| sensitive: json["sensitive"], | |
| }; | |
| } |
| function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTarget(value) { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } |
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Improve type checking for SetTargetRequestTarget.
Similar to the above issue, the instanceOfSetTargetRequestTarget function always returns true, which bypasses type validation.
Consider implementing proper type checking for required fields:
function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTarget(value) {
- return true;
+ return value !== null &&
+ typeof value === 'object' &&
+ (!('name' in value) || typeof value.name === 'string') &&
+ (!('version' in value) || typeof value.version === 'string') &&
+ (!('kind' in value) || typeof value.kind === 'string');
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| (!('name' in value) || typeof value.name === 'string') && | |
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The instanceOfSetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue function always returns true, which bypasses type validation. This could lead to runtime errors if invalid values are passed.
Consider implementing proper type checking:
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| function instanceOfSetTargetRequestTargetVariablesInnerValue(value) { | |
| return value !== null && typeof value !== 'undefined'; | |
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The upsertTargets function is called with an array of targets and likely returns an array. Currently, you're returning target directly in the response, which may be an array. If the API endpoint is expected to return a single target object, consider returning the first element of the array.
Apply this diff to return the first target in the array:
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packages/node-sdk/package.json (1)
27-27: Consider using stricter version constraint.For code generators, it's recommended to use a stricter version constraint to ensure consistent output. Consider using an exact version (
2.15.0) or a tilde range (~2.15.0) instead of caret (^2.15.0).- "@openapitools/openapi-generator-cli": "^2.15.0", + "@openapitools/openapi-generator-cli": "~2.15.0",openapi.v1.yaml (2)
593-593: Clarify upsert behavior in summary.The summary should explicitly mention if this is an upsert operation (creates if not exists, updates if exists).
- summary: Create or update a target in a workspace + summary: Upsert (create or update) a target in a workspace
677-680: Consider documenting provider object structure.The
providerfield is marked as nullable but its structure is not defined. Consider documenting the expected properties of the provider object.provider: type: object nullable: true + properties: + id: + type: string + format: uuid + name: + type: string + # Add other relevant provider properties
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packages/node-sdk/package.json (1)
27-27: Verify generated code after OpenAPI generator update.
The update from 2.13.5 to 2.15.0 looks good, but please ensure that the newly generated code maintains compatibility with the existing codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the investigation of the generated code and configuration:
Version update is safe to proceed
The update from 2.13.5 to 2.15.0 appears safe because:
- The generated TypeScript code shows no deprecated or breaking patterns
- The generator configuration in
openapitools.jsonuses a fixed generator version (7.7.0) - The package is properly generating TypeScript interfaces and API clients with type safety
The actual generator version (7.7.0) is controlled separately in the configuration, making the CLI version update less impactful.
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511-536: LGTM! Well-structured GET endpoint.
The endpoint is properly defined with:
- UUID format validation for targetId
- Comprehensive error responses
- Correct schema reference
537-590: Request body structure needs simplification.
The existing review comment about flattening the request body structure is still valid for this endpoint.
591-644: Request body structure needs simplification.
The existing review comment about flattening the request body structure is still valid for this endpoint.
github/get-job-inputs/index.js (5)
28302-28304: Fix type validation in instanceOfSetTargetRequestTarget.
The type checking function still returns true without proper validation, which could lead to runtime errors. This issue was previously identified in a past review.
28363-28375: LGTM! Comprehensive type validation implemented.
The Target model implements thorough validation for all required fields.
28741-28779: LGTM! Well-implemented GET endpoint.
The implementation includes proper parameter validation, error handling, and authentication.
28872-28921: LGTM! Well-structured workspace target creation endpoint.
The implementation includes proper validation, error handling, and follows RESTful conventions.
28783-28826: LGTM! Verify request validation in upstream handlers.
The implementation looks good with proper parameter validation and error handling. Since this is a PATCH endpoint, ensure that proper request validation and authorization checks are implemented in the upstream handlers.
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- Authorization checks with Permission.TargetUpdate permission
- Input validation through zod schemas
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| type: object |
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Define structure for variables object.
The variables field should have a defined structure similar to other endpoints in the API that use variables.
- variables:
- type: object
+ variables:
+ type: array
+ items:
+ type: object
+ properties:
+ key:
+ type: string
+ value:
+ oneOf:
+ - type: string
+ - type: number
+ - type: boolean
+ - type: "null"
+ sensitive:
+ type: boolean
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+ - sensitive
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| variables: | |
| type: array | |
| items: | |
| type: object | |
| properties: | |
| key: | |
| type: string | |
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The current validation only checks for the existence of the target property but doesn't verify its type.
function instanceOfSetTargetRequest(value) {
- if (!("target" in value) || value["target"] === void 0) return false;
- return true;
+ if (!("target" in value) || value["target"] === void 0) return false;
+ return instanceOfSetTargetRequestTarget(value["target"]);
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