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WalkthroughThe recent updates significantly enhance the HCM workflow within the application by introducing new configurations and functionalities. Changes include setting up configurations for embedded and file feed spaces, updating external constraints with a number validator, refining the HCM Show API service, and adding new document templates and blueprints for improved data management and user guidance. Changes
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src/shared/hcm-show-api-service.ts (1)
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32-167: Consider refactoring the class to avoid using only static methods, which could be better structured as a module with exported functions.src/index.ts (1)
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41-45: Consider usingfor...ofinstead offorEachfor better readability and performance in modern JavaScript.- Object.entries(externalConstraints).forEach(([constraintName, constraint]) => { - listener.use(externalConstraint(constraintName, constraint.validator)); - }); + for (const [constraintName, constraint] of Object.entries(externalConstraints)) { + listener.use(externalConstraint(constraintName, constraint.validator)); + }
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src/shared/hcm-show-api-service.ts (3)
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32-167: Consider refactoring to avoid a class with only static methods.The class
HcmShowApiServiceonly contains static methods, which is generally a sign that a class structure might not be necessary. Consider refactoring these into a module with exported functions if there's no need to maintain state.
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85-85: Ensure proper typing for variables to avoid implicit 'any' types.Variables
responsein different methods are implicitly typed as 'any'. This can lead to potential bugs and less robust code. Consider specifying a type for these variables.- let response; + let response: AxiosResponse;Also applies to: 115-115, 151-151
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102-102: Use template literals consistently for string concatenation.In some places, string concatenation is used instead of template literals. For consistency and readability, consider using template literals throughout.
- console.log('Departments found: ' + JSON.stringify(departments)); + console.log(`Departments found: ${JSON.stringify(departments)}`);Also applies to: 133-133
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src/index.ts (1)
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41-45: Consider replacingforEachwithfor...offor better performance and readability.- Object.entries(externalConstraints).forEach( - ([constraintName, constraint]) => { - listener.use(externalConstraint(constraintName, constraint.validator)); - } - ); + for (const [constraintName, constraint] of Object.entries(externalConstraints)) { + listener.use(externalConstraint(constraintName, constraint.validator)); + }
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Consider abstracting the file feed hook into a reusable function to reduce redundancy and improve maintainability.
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