import startCase from "lodash/startCase.js";
import common from "../common.mjs";
const { salesforce } = common.props;
export default {
...common,
type: "source",
name: "New Updated Field on Record (of Selectable Type)",
key: "salesforce_rest_api-updated-field-on-record",
description: "Emit new event (at regular intervals) when a field of your choosing is updated on any record of a specified Salesforce object. Field history tracking must be enabled for the chosen field. See the docs on [field history tracking](https://sforce.co/3mtj0rF) and [history objects](https://sforce.co/3Fn4lWB) for more information.",
version: "0.1.5",
props: {
...common.props,
objectType: {
type: common.props.objectType.type,
label: common.props.objectType.label,
description: common.props.objectType.description,
async options(context) {
const { page } = context;
if (page !== 0) {
return {
options: [],
};
}
const { sobjects } = await this.salesforce.listSObjectTypes();
const options = sobjects
.filter(this.isValidSObject)
.map((sobject) => ({
label: sobjects.find((o) => o.name === sobject.associateParentEntity).label,
value: sobject.associateParentEntity,
}));
return {
options,
};
},
},
field: {
propDefinition: [
salesforce,
"field",
({ objectType }) => ({
objectType,
}),
],
},
fieldUpdatedTo: {
propDefinition: [
salesforce,
"fieldUpdatedTo",
],
},
},
hooks: {
...common.hooks,
async activate() {
await common.hooks.activate.call(this);
const historyObject = await this.salesforce.getHistorySObjectForObjectType(this.objectType);
if (!historyObject) {
throw new Error(`History object not found for "${this.objectType}"`);
}
this._setHistoryObjectType(historyObject.name);
},
},
methods: {
...common.methods,
_getHistoryObjectType() {
return this.db.get("historyObjectType");
},
_setHistoryObjectType(historyObjectType) {
this.db.set("historyObjectType", historyObjectType);
},
_getParentId(item) {
const parentIdKey = `${this.objectType}Id`;
return item[parentIdKey] ?? item["ParentId"];
},
isValidSObject(sobject) {
return sobject.replicateable && this.salesforce.isHistorySObject(sobject);
},
isRelevant(item) {
const isFieldRelevant = item.Field === this.field;
const isFieldValueRelevant = !this.fieldUpdatedTo || item.NewValue === this.fieldUpdatedTo;
return isFieldRelevant && isFieldValueRelevant;
},
generateMeta(event) {
const nameField = this.getNameField();
const {
record: item = {},
update,
} = event;
const { [nameField]: name } = item;
const {
Id: id,
CreatedDate: createdDate,
} = update;
const entityType = startCase(this.objectType);
const summary = `${this.field} on ${entityType}: ${name}`;
const ts = Date.parse(createdDate);
const compositeId = `${id}-${ts}`;
return {
id: compositeId,
summary,
ts,
};
},
async processEvent(eventData) {
const {
startTimestamp,
endTimestamp,
} = eventData;
const historyObjectType = this._getHistoryObjectType();
const {
ids,
latestDateCovered,
} = await this.salesforce.getUpdatedForObjectType(
historyObjectType,
startTimestamp,
endTimestamp,
);
this.setLatestDateCovered(latestDateCovered);
const historyItemRetrievals = await Promise.allSettled(
ids.map((id) => this.salesforce.getSObject(historyObjectType, id)),
);
const historyItems = historyItemRetrievals
.filter((result) => result.status === "fulfilled")
.map((result) => result.value)
.filter(this.isRelevant);
const parentIdSet = new Set(
historyItems
.map(this._getParentId)
.filter((id) => id),
);
const parentIds = Array.from(parentIdSet);
const itemRetrievals = await Promise.allSettled(
parentIds.map((id) => this.salesforce.getSObject(this.objectType, id)),
);
const itemsById = itemRetrievals
.filter((result) => result.status === "fulfilled")
.map((result) => result.value)
.reduce((acc, item) => {
acc[item.Id] = item;
return acc;
}, {});
const events = historyItems.map((item) => ({
update: item,
record: itemsById[this._getParentId(item)],
}));
events.forEach((event) => {
const meta = this.generateMeta(event);
this.$emit(event, meta);
});
},
},
};
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