refactor: use generated integration constants #1959
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Qualtrics/constants.ts (1)
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3-11: Consider centralizing DIR_NAME constantWhile the changes to use imported constants are good, consider moving
DIR_NAMEto the centralizedDestinationsmodule as well for consistency.packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4/constants.ts (1)
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6-17: Consider generating the CNameMapping object.Since this PR involves generated constants, consider also generating the CNameMapping object to:
- Ensure consistency across integrations
- Automatically handle variations (case sensitivity, common misspellings)
- Reduce manual maintenance
Would you like me to propose a template for generating these mappings?
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleAds/constants.ts (1)
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1-17: Good architectural directionThe move towards centralized, generated integration constants is a positive architectural change that:
- Reduces duplication across integration files
- Makes maintenance easier
- Ensures consistency in integration naming
- Facilitates automated updates through GitHub Actions (as mentioned in INT-2930)
Consider documenting this pattern in the project's contribution guidelines to ensure future integrations follow the same approach.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/TVSquared/constants.ts (1)
18-20: Consolidate export statementsThe current implementation has two separate export statements, which could be consolidated for better maintainability.
Consider combining the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { TVSQUARED_NAME as NAME, TVSQUARED_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + NAME, + DISPLAY_NAME +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/SpotifyPixel/constants.ts (1)
16-21: Consider consolidating the exports to avoid duplication.The current implementation has two separate export statements for the same constants. Consider consolidating them into a single export statement for better maintainability.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - SPOTIFYPIXEL_NAME as NAME, - SPOTIFYPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + SPOTIFYPIXEL_NAME as NAME, + SPOTIFYPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Gainsight_PX/constants.ts (1)
16-19: Consider consolidating the export statements.The current implementation has two separate export mechanisms for the NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants. This could be simplified by combining them with the other exports on line 14.
Consider applying this change:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - GAINSIGHT_PX_NAME as NAME, - GAINSIGHT_PX_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + GAINSIGHT_PX_NAME as NAME, + GAINSIGHT_PX_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/XPixel/constants.ts (1)
53-55: Consider consolidating export statementsWhile the current implementation is functionally correct, the exports could be consolidated into a single statement for better maintainability.
Consider applying this change:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, trackPropertyMapping }; - -export { XPIXEL_NAME as NAME, XPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + trackPropertyMapping, + XPIXEL_NAME as NAME, + XPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/BingAds/constants.ts (1)
16-18: Consider consolidating export statementsThe current implementation has two separate export statements which could be combined for better maintainability.
Consider applying this change:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { BINGADS_NAME as NAME, BINGADS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + BINGADS_NAME as NAME, + BINGADS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleTagManager/constants.ts (1)
Refactoring pattern is consistent, but one integration needs attention
The verification shows that the GTM constants refactoring is correct and matches the previous values. Most integration files follow the centralized pattern of importing from
../../Destinations, however there's one inconsistency:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.tsstill uses direct constant definitions instead of importing from Destinations🔗 Analysis chain
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1-16: Verify consistency with other integration filesLet's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files and that the constant values match their previous definitions.
Let me gather more information to verify if there are any inconsistencies in the constant definitions.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Optimizely/constants.ts (1)
1-4: Consider simplifying imports and exportsThe current implementation imports constants with aliases and then re-exports them later in the file. This could be simplified to a single re-export statement.
Consider replacing both the import and export statements with a single re-export:
-import { - OPTIMIZELY_NAME as NAME, - OPTIMIZELY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + OPTIMIZELY_NAME as NAME, + OPTIMIZELY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Sprig/constants.ts (2)
1-1: Consider simplifying the import statementThe current import uses aliases that match the original names, which adds unnecessary complexity. Consider simplifying to:
-import { SPRIG_NAME as NAME, SPRIG_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +import { SPRIG_NAME, SPRIG_DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
Consistent implementation verified across integration files, with one exception
The verification shows that all integration files follow the same pattern of importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations.ts, except for Comscore which uses hardcoded constants:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.tsneeds to be updated to use imports instead of hardcoded values:const NAME = 'COMSCORE'; const DISPLAY_NAME = 'Comscore';🔗 Analysis chain
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1-13: Verify consistent implementation across other integration filesLet's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration constant files.
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#!/bin/bash # Check the pattern of constants usage across other integration files echo "Checking other integration constant files for consistency..." # Look for inconsistent import patterns rg -t ts "import.*as (NAME|DISPLAY_NAME)" "packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/" # Check for any remaining hardcoded NAME/DISPLAY_NAME constants rg -t ts "const (NAME|DISPLAY_NAME) =" "packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/" # Verify the structure of Destinations.ts echo "Verifying Destinations.ts structure..." cat packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.tsLength of output: 17361
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/RedditPixel/constants.ts (1)
20-25: Simplify exports by combining themThe current implementation has two separate export statements, with the second one re-exporting the imported constants. This can be simplified.
Consider applying this change to reduce redundancy:
-import { - REDDIT_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, - REDDIT_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + REDDIT_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, + REDDIT_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations'; const DIR_NAME = 'RedditPixel'; const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, Reddit_Pixel: NAME, RedditPixel: NAME, REDDITPIXEL: NAME, redditpixel: NAME, 'Reddit Pixel': NAME, 'REDDIT PIXEL': NAME, 'reddit pixel': NAME, }; -export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - REDDIT_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, - REDDIT_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/CustomerIO/constants.ts (2)
1-4: Consider simplifying importsThe current import structure uses aliases that are later re-exported. Consider importing without aliases and exporting directly to reduce code complexity.
-import { - CUSTOMERIO_NAME as NAME, - CUSTOMERIO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +import { CUSTOMERIO_NAME, CUSTOMERIO_DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
Inconsistent pattern found in Comscore integration
The verification reveals that most integration files follow the pattern of importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations, but the Comscore integration still uses local constant declarations:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.tsneeds to be updated to use imports instead of local declarations🔗 Analysis chain
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1-22: Verify consistent pattern across other integrationsLet's verify that this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration constant files.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/YandexMetrica/constants.ts (2)
1-4: Simplify imports by removing redundant aliasesThe current import aliases are unnecessary since they map to the same names used in exports. Consider simplifying:
-import { - YANDEX_METRICA_NAME as NAME, - YANDEX_METRICA_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +import { YANDEX_METRICA_NAME, YANDEX_METRICA_DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
Inconsistency found in Comscore integration constants
The verification reveals that most integration files follow the consistent pattern of importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from '../../Destinations', except for the Comscore integration which has hardcoded constants:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.tsuses hardcoded values:const NAME = 'COMSCORE'; const DISPLAY_NAME = 'Comscore';🔗 Analysis chain
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1-22: Verify consistent pattern across integration filesSince this is part of a larger refactoring to use generated constants, let's verify the consistency of this pattern across other integration files.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Bugsnag/constants.ts (1)
12-14: Consider consolidating exportsThere appears to be duplicate exports of
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAME:
- Line 12 exports the mapping objects
- Line 14 re-exports the same constants from Destinations
Consider combining these into a single export statement for better maintainability.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { BUGSNAG_NAME as NAME, BUGSNAG_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + BUGSNAG_NAME as NAME, + BUGSNAG_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Mouseflow/constants.ts (1)
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18-21: Remove duplicate exports of NAME and DISPLAY_NAMEThere are duplicate exports for the same constants, which is redundant and could cause confusion. The constants are exported both directly and through re-export.
Apply this diff to fix the duplicate exports:
export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { MOUSEFLOW_NAME as NAME, MOUSEFLOW_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Then update the first export to include the NAME and DISPLAY_NAME:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; +export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, NAME, DISPLAY_NAME };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Pendo/constants.ts (1)
12-14: Consider consolidating export statementsThe current implementation has redundant export statements. The second export statement essentially duplicates what's already imported at the top of the file.
Consider consolidating into a single export statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { PENDO_NAME as NAME, PENDO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + NAME, + DISPLAY_NAME +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Drip/constants.ts (2)
1-1: Consider removing redundant import/export patternThe same constants are being imported with aliases and then re-exported with the same aliases later in the file. This creates unnecessary indirection.
Consider simplifying to a direct re-export:
-import { DRIP_NAME as NAME, DRIP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { DRIP_NAME as NAME, DRIP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
12-14: Consolidate export statementsHaving multiple export statements, especially when one duplicates the import functionality, makes the code harder to maintain.
Consider consolidating into a single export statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { DRIP_NAME as NAME, DRIP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + DRIP_NAME as NAME, + DRIP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Engage/constants.ts (1)
20-22: Consider consolidating export statementsThe file currently has two different ways to export the NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants:
- Through the general export list
- Through a separate re-export statement
This redundancy could lead to confusion about which export to use.
Consider consolidating these into a single export statement:
-export { CNameMapping, identifyExcludeFields, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { ENGAGE_NAME as NAME, ENGAGE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + identifyExcludeFields, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + NAME, + DISPLAY_NAME +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/TiktokAds/constants.ts (1)
100-103: Consider consolidating exports to avoid duplication.The constants
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAMEare currently being exported twice:
- Through the default export object
- Through a separate re-export statement
Consider consolidating these exports to maintain a single source of truth.
export { CNameMapping, PARTNER_NAME, trackMapping, eventNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, + NAME, + DISPLAY_NAME, }; - export { - TIKTOK_ADS_NAME as NAME, - TIKTOK_ADS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, - } from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/QuoraPixel/constants.ts (1)
22-27: Optimize export statementsThe current implementation has redundant export statements. Consider combining them for better maintainability and potential bundle size optimization.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - QUORA_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, - QUORA_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + QUORA_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, + QUORA_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Podsights/constants.ts (2)
17-19: Consider consolidating export statementsWhile the current implementation works, having separate export statements could be consolidated for better maintainability.
Consider combining the exports:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { PODSIGHTS_NAME as NAME, PODSIGHTS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + PODSIGHTS_NAME as NAME, + PODSIGHTS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME +} from '../../Destinations';
Inconsistency found in Comscore integration constants
The verification reveals that while most integration files follow the new pattern of importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations, the Comscore integration (packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.ts) still uses hardcoded constants:
- Uses
const DISPLAY_NAME = 'Comscore'- Uses
const NAME = 'COMSCORE'This should be updated to match the consistent pattern used across other integrations.
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1-19: Verify consistent pattern across integrationsLet's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in integration constant imports across files # Check if other integration files follow the same pattern echo "Checking integration files for consistent import pattern..." rg -l "import.*as NAME.*from '../../Destinations'" packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ # Check for any remaining hardcoded display names echo "Checking for any remaining hardcoded display names..." rg "const DISPLAY_NAME = '[^']+" packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ # Verify no direct references to old constant patterns echo "Checking for old constant patterns..." rg "const NAME = '[^']+" packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Length of output: 4837
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Rockerbox/constants.ts (2)
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3-14: Consider centralizing DIR_NAME constantSince we're moving towards centralized constants, consider moving
DIR_NAMEto the Destinations file alongside other Rockerbox-related constants. This would maintain consistency with the current refactoring direction.
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16-19: Remove duplicate exportsThere are duplicate exports for
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAME. The re-export from Destinations (line 18) makes the previous export redundant.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { ROCKERBOX_NAME as NAME, ROCKERBOX_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + ROCKERBOX_NAME as NAME, + ROCKERBOX_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/QuantumMetric/constants.ts (2)
1-4: Consider using absolute imports for better maintainabilityWhile the relative import works, consider using absolute imports (e.g., '@rudderstack/analytics-js-common/constants/Destinations') to make the code more resilient to directory restructuring.
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10-19: Consider using a case-insensitive mapping approachThe current CNameMapping contains multiple entries that differ only in casing. Consider refactoring to use a case-insensitive approach to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
Example approach:
const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, - 'Quantum Metric': NAME, - 'quantum Metric': NAME, - 'quantum metric': NAME, QuantumMetric: NAME, - quantumMetric: NAME, - quantummetric: NAME, Quantum_Metric: NAME, }; + +// Add a getter that normalizes the key +Object.defineProperty(CNameMapping, 'get', { + value: function(key: string) { + return this[key] || this[Object.keys(this).find(k => + k.toLowerCase() === key.toLowerCase() + ) || '']; + } +});packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Posthog/constants.ts (1)
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6-13: Consider optimizing the CNameMapping object.The current mapping includes several variations that might be redundant or could be handled more efficiently:
- Some entries like
PostHog,Posthog, andposthogcould potentially be handled case-insensitively- The entry
[NAME]: NAMEis self-referential and might be unnecessaryConsider refactoring this to be more maintainable and efficient.
Here's a suggested approach:
const CNameMapping = { - [NAME]: NAME, PostHog: NAME, - Posthog: NAME, - posthog: NAME, 'Post Hog': NAME, 'Post hog': NAME, 'post hog': NAME, };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/LinkedInInsightTag/constants.ts (1)
23-28: Consider combining export statements for better maintainability.The current implementation has two separate export statements that could be consolidated into a single one.
Consider applying this change:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG_NAME as NAME, - LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG_NAME as NAME, + LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/FacebookPixel/constants.ts (1)
84-89: Consider consolidating export statementsThe current implementation uses two separate export statements which could be consolidated for better maintainability.
Consider consolidating the exports into a single statement:
-export { traitsMapper, CNameMapping, reserveTraits, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - FACEBOOK_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, - FACEBOOK_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + traitsMapper, + CNameMapping, + reserveTraits, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + FACEBOOK_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, + FACEBOOK_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Iterable/constants.ts (1)
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1-14: Remove duplicate exports to improve maintainability.The constants
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAMEare currently being exported twice:
- Through the initial import with aliases (line 1)
- Through direct re-export (line 14)
This creates unnecessary duplication and could lead to maintenance confusion.
Suggested fix:
import { ITERABLE_NAME as NAME, ITERABLE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; const DIR_NAME = 'Iterable'; const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, Iterable: NAME, iterable: NAME, }; export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, NAME, DISPLAY_NAME }; -export { ITERABLE_NAME as NAME, ITERABLE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/MoEngage/constants.ts (1)
16-18: Consolidate export statements to avoid duplicationThere are currently two export statements for NAME and DISPLAY_NAME:
- Implicit export through the re-export of mapping objects that use these constants
- Explicit re-export from Destinations
Consider consolidating these into a single export statement to avoid potential confusion.
export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { MOENGAGE_NAME as NAME, MOENGAGE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { NAME, DISPLAY_NAME };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/RollBar/constants.ts (1)
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3-15: Consider moving DIR_NAME to centralized constantsSince we're centralizing constants, consider moving
DIR_NAMEto theDestinationsfile alongside other RollBar-related constants for consistency.packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Fullstory/constants.ts (3)
1-1: Consider simplifying the import statementThe current import with aliases seems redundant since these constants are re-exported on line 19. Consider removing this import and keeping only the re-export statement.
-import { FULLSTORY_NAME as NAME, FULLSTORY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
17-19: Consolidate export statementsConsider combining the exports into a single statement for better readability and maintenance.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { FULLSTORY_NAME as NAME, FULLSTORY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + FULLSTORY_NAME as NAME, + FULLSTORY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';
Inconsistency found in Comscore integration constants
The verification reveals an inconsistency where
Comscore/constants.tsis still using hardcoded NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants instead of importing them from '../../Destinations' like other integration files. This deviates from the established pattern seen in Fullstory and numerous other integrations.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.tsneeds to be updated to:
- Remove hardcoded
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAMEconstants- Import them from '../../Destinations' like other integration files
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1-19: Verify consistent pattern across other integration filesThe refactoring pattern looks good, but let's verify it's consistently applied across other integration files.
Let me check the content of the Comscore constants file to verify if it needs updating.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Appcues/constants.ts (2)
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6-11: Consider optimizing the CNameMapping object.The mapping
[NAME]: NAMEappears redundant since it maps the constant to itself. Consider removing this entry if it's not explicitly required for backward compatibility.const CNameMapping = { - [NAME]: NAME, Appcues: NAME, 'App Cues': NAME, appcues: NAME, };
13-15: Combine export statements for better organization.Consider consolidating the two export statements into a single statement for better code organization and readability.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { APPCUES_NAME as NAME, APPCUES_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + APPCUES_NAME as NAME, + APPCUES_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/DCMFloodlight/constants.ts (2)
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8-20: Consider implementing case-insensitive name matching.While the
CNameMappingobject comprehensively handles various case variations, this approach could become maintenance-heavy. A more scalable solution might be to implement case-insensitive matching logic.Consider refactoring to something like:
const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, // Helper function to handle case variations normalize: (input: string) => { const normalized = input.toLowerCase().replace(/[_\s]/g, ''); return normalized === 'dcmfloodlight' ? NAME : undefined; } };
22-27: Consider combining export statements for better maintainability.The file currently has two separate export statements. These could be combined for better code organization.
Consider refactoring to:
-export { CNameMapping, GTAG, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - DCM_FLOODLIGHT_NAME as NAME, - DCM_FLOODLIGHT_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + GTAG, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + DCM_FLOODLIGHT_NAME as NAME, + DCM_FLOODLIGHT_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA360/constants.ts (1)
18-20: Consider combining export statementsThe file currently has two separate export statements which could be combined for better maintainability.
Consider refactoring to:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { GA360_NAME as NAME, GA360_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + GA360_NAME as NAME, + GA360_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/MicrosoftClarity/constants.ts (2)
21-21: Consider consolidating export statements.The file currently has two separate export statements. Consider combining them for better maintainability and clearer code organization.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - MICROSOFT_CLARITY_NAME as NAME, - MICROSOFT_CLARITY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + MICROSOFT_CLARITY_NAME as NAME, + MICROSOFT_CLARITY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';Also applies to: 23-26
Consistent usage of centralized constants verified across integrations
The verification shows that the refactoring pattern is consistently applied across the codebase:
- All integration files follow the same pattern of importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from the centralized Destinations module
- The DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP structure is consistently used across all integrations
- Only one file (Comscore) has hardcoded NAME/DISPLAY_NAME constants, which appears to be an outlier that should be addressed
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1-26: Verify consistent usage of centralized constants across integrations.Let's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Refiner/constants.ts (1)
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Consider consolidating the exports and mappings into a single object:
const DIR_NAME = 'Refiner'; -const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; -const CNameMapping = { - [NAME]: NAME, - Refiner: NAME, - refiner: NAME, -}; +export const CONSTANTS = { + DIR_NAME, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP: { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }, + CNameMapping: { + [NAME]: NAME, + Refiner: NAME, + refiner: NAME, + } +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/INTERCOM/constants.ts (1)
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3-10: Consider moving DIR_NAME to centralized Destinations moduleWhile the NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants have been moved to the centralized Destinations module, DIR_NAME remains hardcoded. For consistency with the PR's objective of using generated constants, consider moving this to the Destinations module as well.
The mapping objects correctly use the imported constants while maintaining necessary string literals for case variations.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Heap/constants.ts (1)
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1-15: Consider enhancing type safety for integration constantsWhile centralizing constants is a good practice, consider enhancing type safety by:
- Adding a type interface for integration constants
- Using const assertions (
as const) for the mapping objects- Adding JSDoc comments to document the purpose of each constant and mapping
This would provide better IDE support and catch potential issues at compile time.
Example type improvements:
/** Interface defining required constants for each integration */ interface IntegrationConstants { NAME: string; DISPLAY_NAME: string; DIR_NAME: string; } const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME } as const; const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, Heap: NAME, heap: NAME, 'Heap.io': NAME, } as const;packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/SnapPixel/constants.ts (1)
1-4: Consider simplifying imports if maintaining separate constants.While the current import aliasing works, it could be simplified if the constants aren't needed with their original names elsewhere in this file. However, this pattern aligns with the centralization objective and maintains consistency across integration files.
Alternative import syntax if simplification is desired:
-import { - SNAP_PIXEL_NAME as NAME, - SNAP_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +import { NAME, DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/PostAffiliatePro/constants.ts (1)
1-4: Optimize imports to avoid redundancyThe constants are imported twice - once at the top and once in the export statement. Consider consolidating these imports.
-import { - POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_NAME as NAME, - POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; // Later in the file, keep only this export export { POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_NAME as NAME, POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, } from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Satismeter/constants.ts (1)
15-20: Consider combining export statements for better maintainabilityThe current implementation has two separate export statements which could be consolidated into a single export statement.
Consider applying this change:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - SATISMETER_NAME as NAME, - SATISMETER_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + SATISMETER_NAME as NAME, + SATISMETER_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +} from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ConvertFlow/constants.ts (2)
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8-21: Consider centralizing name mapping patternsThe CNameMapping handles various cases and formats well. However, similar patterns might exist across other integration files.
Consider creating a utility function to generate these mappings based on common patterns (lowercase, uppercase, space variations) to reduce duplication across integration files.
Example approach:
function generateNameMappings(baseName: string, officialName: string): Record<string, string> { const variations = [ baseName, baseName.toLowerCase(), baseName.toUpperCase(), // Add more variations... ]; return variations.reduce((acc, variant) => ({ ...acc, [variant]: officialName }), {}); }
22-27: Consider consolidating export statementsThe current implementation has split exports which might reduce code clarity. Consider consolidating them.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - CONVERTFLOW_NAME as NAME, - CONVERTFLOW_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + CONVERTFLOW_NAME as NAME, + CONVERTFLOW_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA/constants.ts (1)
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3-12: Consider consolidating the DIR_NAME constantWhile the current implementation works correctly, consider moving the
DIR_NAMEconstant to the centralizedDestinationsmodule as well, following the same pattern asNAMEandDISPLAY_NAME.packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleOptimize/constants.ts (2)
20-25: Consider combining export statements for better maintainabilityThe current implementation has two separate export statements that could be consolidated into a single one for better code organization.
Consider applying this change:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { - GOOGLE_OPTIMIZE_NAME as NAME, - GOOGLE_OPTIMIZE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + GOOGLE_OPTIMIZE_NAME as NAME, + GOOGLE_OPTIMIZE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};
Inconsistent constant definition pattern found in Comscore integration
The verification reveals that Comscore integration is the only one still using hardcoded constants (
NAME = 'COMSCORE'andDISPLAY_NAME = 'Comscore') while all other integrations have migrated to importing these constants from the centralized../../Destinationsmodule. This inconsistency should be addressed to maintain uniformity across the codebase.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Comscore/constants.ts: Update to use imported constants from Destinations module like other integrations🔗 Analysis chain
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1-25: Verify consistent usage of centralized constantsAs part of the broader refactoring effort to use generated integration constants, let's verify the consistency of this pattern across other integration files.
Let me gather more information to verify if this is part of an ongoing migration or if there are inconsistencies.
Let me check one more thing to verify if Comscore is the only integration not following the pattern.
Let me check the content of the Destinations.ts file to verify if Comscore constants are defined there.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Lotame/constants.ts (1)
12-14: Consolidate export statements for better maintainabilityThe file currently has two separate export statements that could be combined into a single one for better maintainability.
Consider consolidating the exports like this:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { LOTAME_NAME as NAME, LOTAME_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + LOTAME_NAME as NAME, + LOTAME_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/CommandBar/constants.ts (1)
19-22: Consider consolidating export statementsThe file currently has two export statements, with NAME and DISPLAY_NAME being exported twice (once through re-export and once through aliased import). Consider consolidating these exports to reduce redundancy.
- export { - COMMANDBAR_NAME as NAME, - COMMANDBAR_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, - } from '../../Destinations';Since these constants are already imported and exported on line 17, the second export statement is redundant.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Matomo/constants.ts (1)
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import { MATOMO_NAME as NAME, MATOMO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; const DIR_NAME = 'Matomo'; +const LEGACY_UPPERCASE_NAME = 'Matomo'; +const LEGACY_LOWERCASE_NAME = 'matomo'; const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, - Matomo: NAME, - matomo: NAME, + [LEGACY_UPPERCASE_NAME]: NAME, + [LEGACY_LOWERCASE_NAME]: NAME, };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Sendinblue/constants.ts (1)
40-43: Consider simplifying the re-export pattern.The current implementation imports and then re-exports the same constants. This could be simplified using a direct re-export.
-import { - SENDINBLUE_NAME as NAME, - SENDINBLUE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; - const DIR_NAME = 'Sendinblue'; const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, Sendinblue: NAME, sendinblue: NAME, SendinBlue: NAME, }; const excludeReservedTraits = [ 'firstName', 'firstname', 'first_name', 'lastName', 'lastname', 'last_name', 'phone', 'Phone', 'email', 'Email', 'E-mail', ]; const excludePageProperties = ['url', 'title', 'path', 'referrer']; export { CNameMapping, excludeReservedTraits, excludePageProperties, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, }; -export { - SENDINBLUE_NAME as NAME, - SENDINBLUE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME, -} from '../../Destinations'; +export { SENDINBLUE_NAME as NAME, SENDINBLUE_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/VWO/constants.ts (1)
17-19: Consider simplifying the export pattern.The current implementation has redundant import/export statements for the NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants. This could be simplified to improve maintainability.
Consider this alternative approach:
-import { VWO_NAME as NAME, VWO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { VWO_NAME as NAME, VWO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; const DIR_NAME = 'VWO'; const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, VisualWebsiteOptimizer: NAME, Visualwebsiteoptimizer: NAME, visualwebsiteoptimizer: NAME, vwo: NAME, 'Visual Website Optimizer': NAME, 'Visual website optimizer': NAME, 'visual website optimizer': NAME, }; -export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { VWO_NAME as NAME, VWO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Mixpanel/constants.ts (2)
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6-13: Consider enhancing type safety and reducing duplicationWhile the mappings are functional, consider these improvements:
- Add TypeScript type definitions for the mapping objects
- Consider using a more maintainable approach for name variations
Here's a suggested improvement:
+ type NameMapping = Record<string, typeof NAME>; + - const CNameMapping = { + const CNameMapping: NameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, MIXPANEL: NAME, Mixpanel: NAME, 'MIX PANEL': NAME, 'Mix panel': NAME, 'Mix Panel': NAME, };
15-17: Consolidate export statements for better maintainabilityThe current implementation has two separate export statements which could be combined for better clarity and maintainability.
Consider consolidating the exports:
- export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - - export { MP_NAME as NAME, MP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; + export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + MP_NAME as NAME, + MP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME + };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4_V2/constants.ts (1)
19-21: Simplify export statementsThe current implementation has two separate export statements, with the second one re-exporting the same constants that were imported. This can be simplified.
Consider consolidating the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME }; - -export { GA4_V2_NAME as NAME, GA4_V2_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { + CNameMapping, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, + DIR_NAME, + NAME, + DISPLAY_NAME, +};packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Amplitude/constants.ts (1)
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1-15: Consider enhancing the constants management systemThe centralization of integration constants is a good architectural decision. Consider these enhancements:
- Add TypeScript const assertions to prevent accidental modifications:
export const DESTINATIONS = { AMPLITUDE: 'AM', VERO: 'VERO', WOOPRA: 'WOOPRA' } as const;
- Since this is part of an automation task (INT-2930), consider adding:
- Documentation for the file generation process
- A template file showing the expected structure
- Validation scripts to ensure consistency across generated files
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Klaviyo/constants.ts (1)
1-1: Consider simplifying the import/export patternThe current pattern of importing with aliases and then re-exporting could be simplified.
Consider either:
- Direct re-export:
-import { KLAVIYO_NAME as NAME, KLAVIYO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +export { KLAVIYO_NAME as NAME, KLAVIYO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Or 2. Use the original names internally:
-import { KLAVIYO_NAME as NAME, KLAVIYO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations'; +import { KLAVIYO_NAME, KLAVIYO_DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Adroll/constants.ts (1)
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1-16: Consider generating these files automaticallyGiven that all integration constant files follow the exact same pattern, consider automating the generation of these files to ensure consistency and prevent these structural issues.
This aligns with the PR objective (INT-2930) of adding GitHub Actions for file generation. Consider creating a template that:
- Generates the correct import/export pattern
- Maintains consistent structure across all integration files
- Prevents duplicate exports
- Automatically generates the correct mappings
Would you like help creating this template or setting up the GitHub Action?
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ActiveCampaign/constants.ts (1)
1-4: Well-structured centralization of integration constantsThe approach of importing constants from a central
Destinationsmodule is a good architectural decision that will:
- Reduce duplication
- Make updates more maintainable
- Ensure consistency across integrations
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Braze/constants.ts (2)
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11-11: Consider improving the BrazeOperationString constantThe BrazeOperationString contains a large list of SDK operations without documentation or type safety. Consider:
- Adding JSDoc to explain its purpose and usage
- Breaking it down into categorized constants (e.g., by feature area)
- Using a TypeScript enum or const object for better type safety and IDE support
Example improvement:
/** * Comprehensive list of available Braze SDK operations. * Used for validating and handling SDK method calls. * @see https://www.braze.com/docs/api/endpoints/sdk/ */ const BrazeOperations = { metadata: ['BrazeSdkMetadata', 'DeviceProperties'], cards: [ 'Card', 'Card.prototype.dismissCard', // ... other card operations ], inAppMessage: [ 'InAppMessage', 'InAppMessage.SlideFrom', // ... other in-app message operations ], // ... other categories } as const; const BrazeOperationString = Object.values(BrazeOperations) .flat() .join(' ');
Hardcoded Braze strings need to be replaced with centralized constants
The verification reveals several files still using hardcoded "BRAZE" or "Braze" strings that should be using the centralized constants:
packages/analytics-js/__tests__/components/utilities/destinations.test.tspackages/analytics-js-plugins/__tests__/utilities/destination.test.tspackages/analytics-js-service-worker/src/types.tspackages/analytics-v1.1/types/service-worker/index.d.tspackages/analytics-v1.1/types/index.d.tspackages/analytics-js-common/src/types/Integration.tsThe constants are correctly defined only once in
Destinations.ts, but their usage isn't consistent across the codebase. The test files particularly need to be updated to use the imported constants instead of string literals.🔗 Analysis chain
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Shynet/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 6-17: LGTM: Comprehensive name mapping
The CNameMapping object provides thorough coverage of various possible name variations and casing combinations, which is good for maintaining backward compatibility and handling different input formats.
1-1: Verify the existence of constants in Destinations file
Let's ensure that the imported constants are properly defined in the Destinations file.
✅ Verification successful
Constants are properly defined and exported in Destinations file
The verification confirms that both SHYNET_NAME and SHYNET_DISPLAY_NAME constants are correctly defined and exported in packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts with the expected values:
SHYNET_NAME = 'SHYNET'SHYNET_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Shynet'
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/LiveChat/constants.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM: Display name mapping is correctly implemented
The DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP correctly maps the standardized display name to the directory name.
Line range hint 6-14: Verify the completeness of CNameMapping
The mapping looks comprehensive, covering various case formats and common variations. However, let's verify if there are any other variations used in the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now verify the completeness of the CNameMapping. The search shows that the LiveChat integration is referenced in the codebase with the following variations:
- From the constants:
- LIVECHAT (uppercase)
- LiveChat (pascal case)
- livechat (lowercase)
- Live Chat (space-separated)
- live chat (lowercase space-separated)
- Live_Chat (underscore-separated)
- From actual usage in code:
- All these variations are already covered in the CNameMapping object
- No additional variations were found in the actual implementation files
The CNameMapping is complete and covers all variations used in the codebase
The mapping handles all case variations (uppercase, lowercase, pascal case), different word separators (space, underscore), and common format variations. No additional variations were found in the actual implementation that aren't already covered by the mapping.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Qualtrics/constants.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement correctly uses generated constants.
The change aligns with the PR objective of using generated integration constants from a centralized location.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4/constants.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify the generated constants.
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain backward compatibility while sourcing from the centralized constants.
Let's verify the generated constants exist in the Destinations file:
✅ Verification successful
Import changes verified and constants are correctly defined
The GA4 constants (GA4_NAME and GA4_DISPLAY_NAME) are properly defined in the centralized Destinations file, matching the import statement in the GA4 constants file. The aliasing maintains backward compatibility while successfully centralizing these constants.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleAds/constants.ts (1)
1-1: Verify the existence and content of the Destinations module
The import aligns with the PR objective of using generated constants. Let's verify the source module exists and contains these constants.
✅ Verification successful
Import statement is correctly referencing existing constants
The import statement correctly references the GOOGLEADS_NAME and GOOGLEADS_DISPLAY_NAME constants that exist in the Destinations module. The constants are properly defined with the expected values:
GOOGLEADS_NAME = 'GOOGLEADS'GOOGLEADS_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Google Ads'
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/TVSquared/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly imports the centralized constants with appropriate aliasing.
Line range hint 4-17: Verify constant references across the codebase
The constant mappings look correct, but we should verify that all references to TVSquared constants are using the centralized imports.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the content of these files to understand how TVSquared constants are being used.
Based on the analysis of the files, I can now generate the final response:
All TVSquared constant references are properly centralized
The codebase shows consistent usage of TVSquared constants:
- In
Destinations.ts, TVSquared is defined using uppercase constants (TVSQUARED_NAME,TVSQUARED_DISPLAY_NAME) - In
destinationNames.ts, it properly imports and re-exports the constants fromTVSquared/constants.tsusing named exports - No other hardcoded TVSquared strings were found in the codebase
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/HubSpot/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Good use of aliased imports.
The import statement effectively maintains backward compatibility while centralizing constants.
15-17: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consolidate duplicate exports.
The file currently has two separate export statements, with the second one re-exporting the same constants that were imported. This creates unnecessary duplication and could lead to confusion.
Consider consolidating the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { HS_NAME as NAME, HS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NAME,
+ DISPLAY_NAME,
+};Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 4-13: Verify consistent usage of HubSpot constants across the codebase.
The mapping looks correct, but let's verify that these constants are used consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the results from the executed scripts to verify the usage of HubSpot constants across the codebase.
The search results show that:
- The HubSpot constants are properly imported and used in the integration files:
packages/analytics-js-integrations/src/integrations/HubSpot/browser.js:} from '@rudderstack/analytics-js-common/constants/integrations/HubSpot/constants';
- The CNameMapping is correctly imported and used in the integration name mapping:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/integration_cname.js:import { CNameMapping as HubSpot } from './HubSpot/constants';
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/integration_cname.js: ...HubSpot,
- The display name and directory name constants are properly used in destination mappings:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/destinationNames.ts: DISPLAY_NAME as HubSpotDisplayName,
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/destinationNames.ts: DIR_NAME as HubSpotDirectoryName,
- The constants are used consistently in config mappings:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/config_to_integration_names.js: HS: 'HubSpot',
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/client_server_name.js: HS: 'HubSpot',
The constants are used consistently across the codebase and there are no instances of hardcoded HubSpot strings that should be using the constants instead.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/SpotifyPixel/constants.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Good move to centralize constants.
The change to import constants from a centralized Destinations module improves maintainability and consistency across integrations.
Line range hint 1-21: Verify constant values and usage across the codebase.
Let's ensure the imported constants match the previous values and there are no naming conflicts.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the usage of these constants to ensure there are no conflicts or issues.
Based on the verification results, I can now provide the final response:
Constants are properly defined and used consistently across the codebase
- The
SPOTIFYPIXEL_NAMEandSPOTIFYPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAMEconstants are centrally defined inDestinations.tswith correct values - The constants are properly imported and re-exported in
SpotifyPixel/constants.ts - The naming pattern follows the same structure as other integration modules (as seen in the list of similar
constants.tsfiles) - No naming conflicts found as constants are properly namespaced through imports and exports
- The only hardcoded string occurrences are in the source definitions and the CNameMapping for backward compatibility
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echo "Checking for any remaining hardcoded values:"
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Gainsight_PX/constants.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import structure with clear aliasing.
The import statement correctly imports the constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through aliases.
14-14: LGTM! Clean export of internal mappings.
The export statement correctly exposes the necessary mapping objects and directory name constant.
1-19: Verify the existence of constants in the Destinations module.
Let's ensure that the imported constants exist in the Destinations module and maintain consistency across all integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Constants are properly defined and imported
The verification confirms that:
- The constants
GAINSIGHT_PX_NAMEandGAINSIGHT_PX_DISPLAY_NAMEare correctly defined in the Destinations module - The imports and exports in the integration files maintain consistency
- All references to Gainsight PX are properly using the imported constants
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/XPixel/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 1-55: Verify browser compatibility
The PR objectives mention testing across Chrome, Firefox, and IE11. While the changes look safe for browser compatibility, please ensure that the generated constants in the Destinations module are transpiled appropriately for IE11 support.
Let's check the build configuration:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that the codebase has proper browser compatibility configuration:
- The package.json files in relevant packages (analytics-js-common, analytics-js-cookies, etc.) include IE11 in their browserslist configuration:
"browserslist": {
"IE >= 11"
}
- The tsconfig.json files are configured with appropriate ES5 target:
"target": "es5"
- The build system includes modern and legacy builds with proper browser targeting:
"build:npm:modern": "BROWSERSLIST_ENV=modern npm run build:npm"
"check:support": "NODE_ENV=production npx browserslist --mobile-to-desktop"
Browser compatibility is properly configured
The constants in the Destinations module will be transpiled appropriately for IE11 support since:
- The build system respects browserslist configuration
- TypeScript is configured to target ES5
- IE11 is explicitly included in browserslist
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1-1: LGTM! Verify constant definitions in Destinations module
The import statement correctly implements the PR objective of using generated constants while maintaining backward compatibility through aliasing.
Let's verify the constant definitions in the Destinations module:
✅ Verification successful
Constants are correctly defined in the Destinations module
The verification confirms that both XPIXEL_NAME and XPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME constants are properly defined in packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts with the expected values:
XPIXEL_NAME = 'XPIXEL'XPIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME = 'XPixel'
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Criteo/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Good use of centralized constants.
The change to import constants from a centralized location improves maintainability and consistency across integrations.
21-23: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove redundant export statement.
The NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants are being exported twice:
- First through the grouped export
- Then through a separate re-export statement
This is redundant and could cause confusion.
Simplify by using a single export statement:
export { CNameMapping, supportedEvents, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { CRITEO_NAME as NAME, CRITEO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 1-23: Verify consistent pattern across other integrations.
Since this is part of a larger refactor to use generated constants, let's verify the pattern is consistent across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the pattern in other integration files to ensure consistency.
Pattern is consistent across integration files
The verification confirms that the pattern is consistent across integration files. Each integration follows the same structure:
- Imports NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations
- Defines DIR_NAME constant
- Creates DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP
- Defines CNameMapping with aliases
- Re-exports the constants
The Destinations module is properly maintaining these constants as a generated file, and the changes in the Criteo integration align with the established pattern used across other integrations like Amplitude, GA4, Mixpanel, and Braze.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/BingAds/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import of centralized constants
The import statement correctly brings in the generated constants while maintaining the existing naming convention through aliases.
Line range hint 1-18: Verify consistent usage of the centralized constants
Since this is part of a larger refactor to use generated constants, let's verify the consistency across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the actual content of these files to verify if they are properly using the centralized constants.
Constants usage is properly centralized and consistent
The verification shows that the constants are being used correctly throughout the codebase:
Destinations.tsis the source of the centralized constants- Other files properly import and use these constants through the BingAds constants module
- No instances of problematic hardcoded values were found
- The integration files follow the established pattern for constant usage
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleTagManager/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly brings in the centralized constants while maintaining the existing naming convention through aliases.
14-16: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove duplicate exports
The constants NAME and DISPLAY_NAME are being exported twice:
- Indirectly through the named exports on line 14 (which no longer includes these constants)
- Directly through the re-export from Destinations on line 16
Simplify by removing the redundant export statement:
export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Optimizely/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 1-20: LGTM! The refactoring improves maintainability
The changes successfully implement the centralized constants approach, making the codebase more maintainable and consistent. The modifications align well with the PR objectives of using generated integration constants.
15-20: Verify the impact on dependent modules
The changes to the exports maintain the same public API, but let's verify that all dependent modules continue to work as expected.
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Export changes are safe to proceed
The verification shows that the exports are used in a limited number of places:
- Main integration usage in
analytics-js-integrations/src/integrations/Optimizely/browser.js - Original constant definitions in
analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts - Re-exports in
analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/destinationNames.ts - Bundled code in
examples/chrome-extension/content-script-v3/foreground.js
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Sprig/constants.ts (1)
Line range hint 3-11: LGTM! Constants and mappings are well-structured
The constant definitions and mappings are correctly implemented, handling various case variations appropriately.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/RedditPixel/constants.ts (1)
1-4: Verify the imported constants from Destinations module
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The imported constants are correctly defined in packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts with the expected values:
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/CustomerIO/constants.ts (1)
Line range hint 6-15: LGTM! Mappings maintain backward compatibility
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/YandexMetrica/constants.ts (1)
Line range hint 8-14: LGTM! Good handling of case variations
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Bugsnag/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Good use of centralized constants
The import statement correctly utilizes TypeScript's import aliasing to maintain the existing constant names while sourcing from the centralized Destinations module.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify constant usage across the codebase
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Mouseflow/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliasing
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Pendo/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
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Line range hint 4-11: LGTM! Consistent usage of imported constants
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Drip/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 3-11: LGTM! Mapping implementation is correct
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Lemnisk/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliasing
The import statement effectively centralizes the constants while maintaining the existing naming convention.
17-19:
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- Through the separate export statement
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CNameMappingobject - The first mapping is always
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lemniskMarketingAutomation) - lowercase (e.g.,
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Engage/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliases
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/TiktokAds/constants.ts (1)
1-4: LGTM! Verify imported constants exist in Destinations module.
The import statement correctly imports the generated constants from the centralized Destinations module, maintaining backward compatibility through appropriate aliasing.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/QuoraPixel/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 1-27: Implementation aligns well with PR objectives
The changes successfully replace hardcoded constants with centralized ones from the Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through the name mapping. This improves maintainability by establishing a single source of truth for integration constants.
1-4: Verify the Destinations module exports
The imports look good and follow TypeScript best practices. Let's verify that the imported constants exist in the Destinations module.
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The verification confirms that:
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QUORA_PIXEL_NAMEandQUORA_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAMEare properly exported frompackages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts - These constants are defined only in the Destinations module, maintaining a single source of truth
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Podsights/constants.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM: Clean import of centralized constants
The import statement correctly brings in the generated constants while maintaining backward compatibility through appropriate aliases.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Rockerbox/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import using aliases
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/QuantumMetric/constants.ts (2)
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- QUANTUMMETRIC_NAME as NAME,
- QUANTUMMETRIC_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
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+ QUANTUMMETRIC_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
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The changes align well with the PR objective of using generated integration constants. Let's verify that this pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Posthog/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Good practice using centralized constants.
The change to import constants from a centralized Destinations module improves maintainability and reduces the risk of inconsistencies across the codebase.
Line range hint 1-18: Verify the impact of these changes across the application.
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The changes to the PostHog constants are properly structured and consistent
The changes follow a consistent pattern where:
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Destinations.ts - They are imported and re-exported with aliases in
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CNameMappingfor various name variations - The directory name mapping is correctly set up
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/LinkedInInsightTag/constants.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import of centralized constants.
The change effectively imports constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining clear naming through aliases.
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Constants are correctly defined and maintain consistency
The verification shows that the constants are properly defined in the Destinations module with:
LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG_NAME = 'LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG'LINKEDIN_INSIGHT_TAG_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Linkedin Insight Tag'
These values are correctly imported and used in the LinkedInInsightTag constants file, maintaining backward compatibility through the CNameMapping object which includes all common variations of the name.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/PinterestTag/constants.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM! Good move towards centralization
The import of constants from a centralized location aligns well with the PR objective of using generated integration constants.
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- First through the named exports on line 26
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This creates unnecessary code duplication and potential confusion.
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- PINTEREST_TAG_NAME as NAME,
- PINTEREST_TAG_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
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Based on all the verification results, I can now provide the final response:
Constants remain consistent across the codebase
The values for Pinterest Tag constants are consistent across all files:
- In Destinations.ts:
PINTEREST_TAG_NAME = 'PINTEREST_TAG'andPINTEREST_TAG_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Pinterest Tag' - In client_server_name.js:
PINTEREST_TAG: 'Pinterest Tag' - In constants.ts: The mapping maintains consistency with these values through the CNameMapping object
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ProfitWell/constants.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM! Clean implementation of centralized constants
The change appropriately imports the constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining the same naming convention through aliasing.
19-24:
Remove duplicate exports
There are duplicate export statements for NAME and DISPLAY_NAME. This could lead to confusion and maintenance issues.
Consolidate the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export {
- PROFITWELL_NAME as NAME,
- PROFITWELL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
-} from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NAME,
+ DISPLAY_NAME,
+};Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 1-24: Verify consistent implementation across integration files
Let's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Consistent pattern confirmed across integration files
The implementation in ProfitWell follows the same pattern used in other integration files (Amplitude, GA4, Mixpanel), which includes:
- Importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations
- Defining DIR_NAME constant
- Creating DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP
- Defining CNameMapping with various name variations
- Re-exporting the constants
The constants are also properly defined in the Destinations file as verified in the first script output.
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for integration in "AMPLITUDE" "GA4" "MIXPANEL"; do
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/SnapEngage/constants.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement effectively maintains backward compatibility while transitioning to centralized constants.
19-19: LGTM! Proper export cleanup
The export statement correctly removes the local constant exports while maintaining the necessary mapping exports.
Line range hint 1-24: Verify constant values and pattern consistency
Let's ensure the constant values match the previous implementation and the pattern is consistent across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the results, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information to verify both the constant values and pattern consistency:
Constants and patterns are consistent with the codebase
The changes align perfectly with the codebase patterns:
- The constant values in Destinations.ts match:
SNAPENGAGE_NAME = 'SNAPENGAGE'andSNAPENGAGE_DISPLAY_NAME = 'SnapEngage' - The import/export pattern is consistent across all integration files, following the same structure of importing and re-exporting NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from '../../Destinations'
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/June/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 3-11: Verify consistency of hardcoded directory name
Since this PR is about using generated integration constants, we should verify that the hardcoded DIR_NAME = 'June' aligns with the generated constants pattern.
✅ Verification successful
The hardcoded directory name 'June' is consistent with the pattern used across all integrations
Based on the search results, all integration files follow the same pattern where DIR_NAME is hardcoded to match their respective directory names. The 'June' integration follows this consistent pattern, matching its directory name exactly like other integrations such as 'Amplitude', 'Mixpanel', 'Heap', etc.
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Line range hint 1-14: Verify all usages of June integration constants
Since this is part of a larger refactoring effort to use generated constants, we should verify that all usages of June-related constants have been updated consistently.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the usage patterns to ensure a thorough verification.
Constants usage is consistent with the refactoring
The verification shows that June-related constants are being used consistently:
- The source of truth is in
Destinations.tswhich exportsJUNE_NAMEandJUNE_DISPLAY_NAME - The June integration module correctly imports and re-exports these constants
- Other usages in
client_server_name.jsandconfig_to_integration_names.jsmaintain backward compatibility with the string literal 'June' - No direct imports of June constants bypassing the new structure were found
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Hotjar/constants.ts (3)
14-16: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove duplicate exports to improve maintainability.
There are duplicate exports of NAME and DISPLAY_NAME:
- Line 14 doesn't export them
- Line 16 re-exports them from Destinations
This could lead to confusion. Consider keeping only the re-export from Destinations.
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { HOTJAR_NAME as NAME, HOTJAR_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ HOTJAR_NAME as NAME,
+ HOTJAR_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
+} from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
1-1: Verify imported constant values match previous implementation.
The change from local constants to imported ones looks good, but let's verify the values remain consistent.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the previous values by using a different git command.
Constants migration verified successfully
The values in the centralized Destinations module (HOTJAR_NAME = 'HOTJAR' and HOTJAR_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Hotjar') match exactly with the previous implementation (NAME = 'HOTJAR' and DISPLAY_NAME = 'Hotjar'), confirming that the migration maintains consistency.
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Line range hint 1-16: Verify consistency across other integration files.
Let's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/FacebookPixel/constants.ts (2)
1-4: Verify imported constants from Destinations module
The import changes align with the PR objective of centralizing integration constants.
✅ Verification successful
Import changes for Facebook Pixel constants are correctly implemented
The constants FACEBOOK_PIXEL_NAME and FACEBOOK_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME are properly defined in the Destinations module at packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts and are being correctly imported in the Facebook Pixel constants file.
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Line range hint 1-89: Verify impact on dependent modules
The refactoring maintains backward compatibility while centralizing constants. Let's verify that all dependent modules are using the correct imports.
✅ Verification successful
No impact on dependent modules detected
The verification shows that the constants are properly imported and used across the codebase:
- The integration files (
browser.jsandutils.js) correctly import from the constants file - The integration name mapping is properly consumed in
integration_cname.js - The source constants in
Destinations.tsare correctly defined and exported
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Iterable/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement aligns with refactoring goals.
The import statement correctly uses the centralized constants from the Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through aliases.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify constant references across the codebase.
Since this is part of a larger refactoring effort to centralize constants, let's verify that all references to these constants remain valid.
✅ Verification successful
No impact on dependent code - constants are properly imported and used
The changes in this file are part of a standard pattern used across all integration constants files in the codebase. The search results show that:
- The ITERABLE_NAME and ITERABLE_DISPLAY_NAME constants are properly defined in Destinations.ts
- The constants are correctly imported and re-exported in Iterable/constants.ts
- The CNameMapping and DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP follow the same pattern used by all other integrations
- No direct string literals are used in place of these constants
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/MoEngage/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain the existing constant names while sourcing from the centralized Destinations module.
Line range hint 5-13: Verify completeness of name mappings
The mapping objects look correct, but let's verify that all possible variations of MoEngage naming across the codebase are covered in the CNameMapping object.
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the codebase search results to verify the MoEngage name variations.
Based on the codebase search results, I can now provide a final verification of the MoEngage name mappings.
All MoEngage name variations are properly covered in the mapping
The codebase search shows that all actual usages of MoEngage follow the variations already included in the CNameMapping:
- Standard usage:
MoEngage,MOENGAGE - Object property:
moengage_object,moengage_q - URL/SDK references:
moengage.com - Display names:
MoEngage
The current mapping in the code covers all these variations:
{
[NAME]: NAME,
MoEngage: NAME,
moengage: NAME,
Moengage: NAME,
'Mo Engage': NAME,
'mo engage': NAME,
'Mo engage': NAME,
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/RollBar/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement effectively maintains backward compatibility while moving to centralized constants.
17-19:
Remove duplicate exports of NAME and DISPLAY_NAME
There are duplicate exports of the same constants. The second export statement is redundant since these constants are already being imported and exported in the first export statement.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { ROLLBAR_NAME as NAME, ROLLBAR_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Additionally, update the first export to include NAME and DISPLAY_NAME:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
+export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, NAME, DISPLAY_NAME };Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 1-19: Verify the centralized constants implementation
Let's ensure the refactoring is complete and consistent.
✅ Verification successful
Centralized constants implementation is properly structured and consistent
The verification shows that:
- The ROLLBAR constants are properly defined in the Destinations file
- The constants are correctly imported and used in the RollBar module
- Other files using these constants (destinationNames.ts and destDisplayNamesToFileNamesMap.ts) are importing them through the proper abstraction layer
- No direct usage of hardcoded "ROLLBAR" strings was found outside of the constants definitions
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Fullstory/constants.ts (1)
Line range hint 3-16: Verify DIR_NAME consistency with generated constants
Since we're moving towards generated integration constants, should DIR_NAME also come from the centralized Destinations module to maintain consistency?
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Appcues/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Good use of centralized constants.
The import statement effectively uses aliasing to maintain the existing code structure while leveraging centralized constants, which improves maintainability.
Line range hint 1-15: Verify constant values from Destinations module.
Let's ensure that the imported constants maintain the same values as the previous hard-coded constants to avoid any breaking changes.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more historical context to ensure there are no breaking changes.
Constants are correctly moved to centralized location with consistent values
The changes maintain consistency by:
- Moving constants to a centralized location in
Destinations.tswith values:APPCUES_NAME = 'APPCUES'APPCUES_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Appcues'
- Importing and re-exporting these constants in
Appcues/constants.ts - Using the imported constants in the
CNameMappingwhich follows the same pattern as other integrations
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Axeptio/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import using aliasing
The import statement correctly uses TypeScript's import aliasing to maintain backward compatibility while transitioning to centralized constants.
12-14:
Remove duplicate exports
The constants NAME and DISPLAY_NAME are being exported twice:
- Implicitly through line 14's re-export
- They were previously part of line 12's export list (though now removed)
The duplicate export on line 14 is redundant and should be removed since these constants are already available through the import on line 1.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-export { AXEPTIO_NAME as NAME, AXEPTIO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify consistency across integration files
Let's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files and that the constants in the Destinations file match the previous values.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about other integration files to ensure the pattern consistency.
Let me try one more search with a fixed regex to check the CNameMapping pattern:
Refactoring pattern is consistently applied
Based on the evidence gathered:
- The import pattern from
../../Destinationsis consistently used across 50+ integration files - The constants in Destinations match the expected values (
AXEPTIO_NAME = 'AXEPTIO',AXEPTIO_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Axeptio') - Sample files (GA4, Mixpanel) confirm the same structure with:
- Importing NAME/DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations
- Defining DIR_NAME
- Creating DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP
- Creating CNameMapping with variations
- Consistent exports
The refactoring pattern is properly and consistently implemented.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Sentry/constants.ts (3)
Line range hint 3-11: LGTM! Well-structured mappings
The constant mappings are well-organized and provide good flexibility:
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPmaintains the directory structure mappingCNameMappinghandles multiple variations of the name, making it case-insensitive
12-12: LGTM! Clean exports
The export statement is well-organized and exports only the necessary constants.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify consistent implementation across integration files
Since this is part of a larger refactoring effort to centralize constants, let's verify:
- Consistent implementation across other integration files
- No naming conflicts in the central Destinations file
✅ Verification successful
Implementation is consistent across integration files
The verification shows that all integration files follow the same consistent pattern:
- They import NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from the central Destinations file
- They define a DIR_NAME constant
- They re-export the constants with the same naming convention
The central Destinations file contains all the constants with unique names, and there are no naming conflicts. The refactoring follows a consistent pattern across all integration files, maintaining a clean and standardized approach to constant management.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/DCMFloodlight/constants.ts (1)
1-4: LGTM! Verify consistent import pattern across integrations.
The import structure correctly uses aliasing to maintain the existing constant names while sourcing from the centralized Destinations module.
Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across other integration files:
✅ Verification successful
Import pattern is consistently applied across all integrations
The verification shows that all integration constant files follow the same pattern of importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from the centralized Destinations module with proper aliasing. The DCMFloodlight integration's import structure aligns perfectly with this standardized approach, and there are no inconsistencies found across the codebase.
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# Description: Check if other integration files follow the same import pattern
# Expected: Similar import statements in other integration constant files
# Search for similar import patterns in other integration constant files
ast-grep --pattern 'import {
$NAME as NAME,
$DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
} from "../../Destinations"'
# Also check for any remaining hardcoded integration names
rg -g '*/integrations/*/constants.ts' "'DCM_FLOODLIGHT'" --type ts
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to find integration constant files and their import patterns
# First, find all constant files in integration directories
fd "constants.ts" "packages" --type f | grep "integrations"
# Then, let's examine the import patterns in these files
fd "constants.ts" "packages" --type f | grep "integrations" | xargs rg "import.*from.*Destinations" -A 2
# Also check for any remaining hardcoded DCM_FLOODLIGHT references with proper path filtering
fd "constants.ts" "packages" --type f | grep "integrations" | xargs rg "DCM_FLOODLIGHT"
Length of output: 25747
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA360/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain the existing constant names while sourcing from the centralized Destinations module.
Line range hint 4-16: Verify consistent naming patterns across integrations
The mapping structure looks good, but let's verify that similar naming patterns are consistently implemented across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Naming patterns are consistently implemented across integrations
The verification shows that all integration files follow a consistent pattern for CNameMapping:
- Each integration has a CNameMapping object that maps various name variations to a canonical NAME constant
- Common variations include:
- Original case (e.g., "Google Analytics 360")
- Lower case (e.g., "google analytics 360")
- Camel case (e.g., "GoogleAnalytics360")
- Spaced variations (e.g., "GA 360")
- Abbreviated forms where applicable
The GA360 integration's naming pattern aligns with this established convention across the codebase.
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# Description: Check for consistent naming patterns across integration files
# Find all integration constant files and check their CNameMapping patterns
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echo "=== $file ==="
rg "CNameMapping = {" -A 10 "$file"
done
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# Let's try a different approach using ast-grep to find CNameMapping declarations
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$$$
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Olark/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliases
The import statement correctly brings in the centralized constants while maintaining the expected naming through aliases.
12-14: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Simplify exports to avoid duplication
The current implementation has redundant exports. The same constants are being imported and then re-exported in two different ways.
Suggest combining the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { OLARK_NAME as NAME, OLARK_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ OLARK_NAME as NAME,
+ OLARK_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
+};Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 3-11: Verify the constants usage across the codebase
The mapping objects correctly use the imported constants. However, let's verify that these constants are being used consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information to verify the constants usage comprehensively.
Constants are used consistently across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- The constants are properly defined in
Destinations.tsasOLARK_NAMEandOLARK_DISPLAY_NAME - They are correctly imported and re-exported in
Olark/constants.ts - The mapping objects (
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPandCNameMapping) follow the same pattern as other integrations - No hardcoded "Olark" strings were found in unexpected places
- The constants are properly imported and used in the destination name mappings
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# Description: Check for any remaining hardcoded 'OLARK' or 'Olark' strings that should use the constants
# Search for hardcoded strings that should use the constants
echo "Checking for hardcoded 'OLARK' strings:"
rg -l "['\"](OLARK|Olark)['\"]" --type ts --glob '!**/constants.ts' --glob '!**/Destinations.ts'
# Check if the constants are properly imported where used
echo "Checking for proper imports of OLARK constants:"
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# Let's check how these constants are actually used in the codebase
# Check for any usage of the mapping objects
echo "Checking usage of DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP and CNameMapping:"
rg -l "DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP|CNameMapping" --type ts
# Check the actual content of files importing these constants
echo "Checking files that import from Olark constants:"
rg -A 5 "from.*Olark/constants" --type ts
# Check for any other potential variations of Olark string usage
echo "Checking for other variations of Olark strings:"
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/MicrosoftClarity/constants.ts (1)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import structure with clear aliasing.
The import statement effectively centralizes the constants while maintaining clear aliases that match the existing codebase structure.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Refiner/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain backward compatibility while transitioning to centralized constants.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify imports in dependent modules
Since this file is part of a larger refactoring effort to use generated constants, we should verify that all dependent modules are updated accordingly.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the usage in the browser.js file to ensure it's properly using the constants.
Based on the results, I can now provide the final response:
No issues found with the Refiner constants refactoring
The verification shows that:
- The browser.js file correctly imports and uses the NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants from the new location
- The string literals 'REFINER' and 'Refiner' are only present in the constants definition files (Destinations.ts and constants.ts)
- No other files are directly using these string literals
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rg -l "from ['\"].*constants/integrations/Refiner/constants['\"]"
# Search for any direct usage of the string literals to ensure they're all using the constants
rg -i "'REFINER'|\"REFINER\"|'Refiner'|\"Refiner\"" --type ts
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# Check how the constants are used in the browser.js file
cat packages/analytics-js-integrations/src/integrations/Refiner/browser.js
# Also check if there are any other files importing from Destinations.ts directly
rg -l "from ['\"].*Destinations['\"]"
Length of output: 9963
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/INTERCOM/constants.ts (2)
12-12: Export statement looks good
The export of mapping objects and DIR_NAME is clean and well-structured.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify consistency across integration files
Let's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across other integration files and that there are no remaining references to the old constant definitions.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about other integration files to verify the consistency of the pattern.
Based on the comprehensive results, I can now generate the final response:
Refactoring pattern is consistently applied across integration files
The verification shows that all integration constant files follow the same pattern with:
- Consistent imports from
../../Destinations - Uniform
DIR_NAMEconstant definitions - Standardized
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPstructure - Consistent
CNameMappingdeclarations
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# Check for any direct string references to 'INTERCOM' that might need to use the constant
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# List all integration constant files to see the pattern
echo "Integration constant files:"
fd constants.ts packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/
# Check the structure of other integration constant files
echo -e "\nChecking imports from Destinations:"
rg "import.*from '../../Destinations'" packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/*/constants.ts
echo -e "\nChecking DIR_NAME definitions:"
rg "const DIR_NAME = " packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/*/constants.ts
echo -e "\nChecking DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP definitions:"
rg "const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = " packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/*/constants.ts
echo -e "\nChecking CNameMapping definitions:"
rg "const CNameMapping = " packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/*/constants.ts
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Heap/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliasing
The import statement effectively uses aliasing to maintain the local naming convention while sourcing from the centralized constants.
13-15:
Remove duplicate exports
There are duplicate exports for NAME and DISPLAY_NAME:
- The re-export on line 15 is redundant since these constants are already imported at the top and could be included in the main export statement.
- This duplication could lead to confusion and maintenance issues.
Apply this diff to fix the duplicate exports:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { HEAP_NAME as NAME, HEAP_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NAME,
+ DISPLAY_NAME
+};Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 4-11: Verify imported constant values match previous definitions
While the mapping structure is correct, we should verify that the imported NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants match their previous values ('HEAP' and 'Heap.io' respectively) to prevent breaking changes.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the actual values being used in the Heap constants file to compare with the Destinations module values.
Constants are correctly imported and values match
The verification shows that:
- The constants are properly imported from Destinations.ts with correct aliasing:
HEAP_NAME(value: 'HEAP') is imported asNAMEHEAP_DISPLAY_NAME(value: 'Heap.io') is imported asDISPLAY_NAME
- These values are correctly used in the mappings:
- CNameMapping uses 'HEAP' consistently
- 'Heap.io' is correctly mapped
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# Check the constants in the Destinations module
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rg -A 1 "HEAP_NAME|HEAP_DISPLAY_NAME" "packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts"
# Check for any existing usages that might be affected
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# Check the actual values being used in Heap constants
echo "Checking Heap constants:"
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# Check the imports to verify where these constants come from
echo -e "\nChecking imports in Heap constants:"
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Qualaroo/constants.ts (4)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly maintains the existing interface while sourcing from centralized constants.
12-14: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consolidate export statements to avoid duplication
The constants (NAME and DISPLAY_NAME) are being exported twice:
- Indirectly through their usage in the exported mapping objects
- Directly through the re-export from Destinations
Consider consolidating the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { QUALAROO_NAME as NAME, QUALAROO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ QUALAROO_NAME as NAME,
+ QUALAROO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
+} from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 5-10: Verify constant values in Destinations module
The mapping objects use the imported constants. Let's ensure the values match the previous hardcoded ones ('QUALAROO' and 'Qualaroo') to maintain compatibility.
✅ Verification successful
Constants match the expected values - mapping is correct
The verification confirms that the imported constants maintain the expected values:
QUALAROO_NAME = 'QUALAROO'QUALAROO_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Qualaroo'
These values match the previous hardcoded strings used in the mapping objects, ensuring backward compatibility is maintained.
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rg -A 1 "QUALAROO_DISPLAY_NAME.*=.*'Qualaroo'" "packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/"
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Line range hint 1-14: Verify updates to all constant imports
As this is part of a larger refactoring effort to use generated constants, we should verify that all imports of these constants have been updated consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the actual content of these files to better understand the usage patterns.
Let me check one more pattern to ensure we have a complete picture of the imports and usage.
Constants are properly imported and no inconsistencies found
The verification shows that:
- The constants are properly defined in
Destinations.ts - They are correctly imported and re-exported in
Qualaroo/constants.ts - The constants are properly referenced in
destinationNames.ts - No hardcoded values or inconsistent imports were found
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# Description: Check for any remaining direct usage of hardcoded Qualaroo constants
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rg -l "'Qualaroo'" --type ts
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rg -l "from.*Qualaroo/constants" --type ts
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# Check the content of files that contain Qualaroo references
rg -A 2 -B 2 "Qualaroo" packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts
rg -A 2 -B 2 "Qualaroo" packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/destinationNames.ts
# Check if there are any other imports of these constants
rg "import.*Qualaroo.*constants" --type ts
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# Check for any imports from the Qualaroo directory
rg "from.*['\"].*Qualaroo" --type ts
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rg "QUALAROO_NAME|QUALAROO_DISPLAY_NAME" --type ts
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/SnapPixel/constants.ts (3)
20-21: LGTM! Well-structured exports with comprehensive mapping.
The exports provide a clean interface for name normalization and directory mapping, with good coverage of various case variations in CNameMapping.
22-25: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove redundant re-export of constants.
The constants are already imported at the top of the file and can be included in the previous export statement. This duplication increases maintenance overhead and the risk of inconsistencies.
Suggested refactor:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
+export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME, NAME, DISPLAY_NAME };
-export {
- SNAP_PIXEL_NAME as NAME,
- SNAP_PIXEL_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
-} from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 1-25: Verify consistent implementation across other integration files.
As part of the larger refactoring effort to use generated integration constants, we should ensure this pattern is consistently implemented across all integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Implementation is consistent across integration files
After examining the integration constant files, including those flagged for potential hardcoded names, I can confirm that all files follow the same consistent pattern:
- Import NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations
- Define DIR_NAME constant
- Define DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP with consistent structure
- Define CNameMapping with integration-specific aliases
- Export consistent set of constants
- Re-export NAME and DISPLAY_NAME
The files that were flagged for hardcoded names (VWO, INTERCOM, GA) actually follow the same pattern and don't contain hardcoded integration names - they properly use the imported constants.
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# Description: Check for consistency in integration constant imports across all integration files
# Find all integration constant files
echo "Checking integration constant files..."
fd constants.ts$ packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations -x grep -l "from '../../Destinations'"
# Verify import patterns
echo "\nChecking import patterns..."
fd constants.ts$ packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations -x grep -A 2 "import.*from '../../Destinations'"
# Check for any remaining hardcoded integration names
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echo "\nChecking structure of INTERCOM constants (flagged for hardcoded names)..."
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echo "\nChecking structure of GA constants (flagged for hardcoded names)..."
cat packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA/constants.ts
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/PostAffiliatePro/constants.ts (3)
20-20: LGTM! Clean export of local constants
The export statement correctly maintains the module's public API while adapting to the centralized constants approach.
22-25: Verify the existence of constants in Destinations module
Let's ensure these constants are properly defined in the Destinations module to prevent runtime issues.
✅ Verification successful
Constants are properly defined in the Destinations module
The verification confirms that both constants are correctly defined in packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts:
POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_NAMEis defined as'POST_AFFILIATE_PRO'POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_DISPLAY_NAMEis defined as'Post Affiliate Pro'
The re-export in the reviewed file is valid and maintains proper references.
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# Description: Verify the constants exist in the Destinations module
# Expected: Find the constant definitions in the Destinations module
# Search for the constant definitions
ast-grep --pattern 'export const POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_NAME = $_'
ast-grep --pattern 'export const POST_AFFILIATE_PRO_DISPLAY_NAME = $_'
# Verify no other files are still using hardcoded values
rg -g '!*.test.*' -g '!*.spec.*' "'POST_AFFILIATE_PRO'"
rg -g '!*.test.*' -g '!*.spec.*' "'Post Affiliate Pro'"
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Line range hint 1-25: Verify consistent pattern across other integration files
Let's ensure this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across all integration constant files.
✅ Verification successful
Pattern is consistently applied across integration files
The verification shows that the pattern is consistently implemented across integration files:
- All sampled files (PostAffiliatePro, Amplitude, GoogleAds) follow the same structure:
- Import NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations
- Define DIR_NAME constant
- Define DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP
- Define CNameMapping with aliases
- Export consistent set of constants
- The Destinations.ts file confirms it's a generated file containing all integration constants
- No hardcoded integration names were found, all are properly imported from the central Destinations file
The refactoring pattern has been consistently applied, maintaining a clean and standardized approach across the codebase.
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# Description: Check for consistency in integration constant files
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# Check for any remaining hardcoded integration names
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# Let's check the content pattern in a few integration files to verify consistency
# Sample a few integration files and check their content
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cat packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Amplitude/constants.ts
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Satismeter/constants.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Import changes align with centralization goal
The import statements correctly utilize the generated constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through aliases.
Line range hint 1-20: Verify constant usage across the codebase
Let's ensure all references to these constants have been updated correctly.
✅ Verification successful
The search results show that the constants are properly defined in Destinations.ts and correctly imported in Satismeter/constants.ts. Let me verify if there are any other files that might be using these constants directly.
Let me check the content of the destinationNames.ts file to ensure it's using the constants correctly.
Let me check the content of both files to ensure they're using the constants correctly.
All constant references are properly updated and consistent
The verification shows that:
- The Satismeter constants are correctly defined in
Destinations.ts - They are properly imported and re-exported in
Satismeter/constants.ts - The constants are correctly used in the destination names mapping through proper imports
- No direct usage of hardcoded strings or old constant references were found
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# Check for any hardcoded Satismeter strings that might need to be replaced
rg -i "('|\")SATISMETER('|\")" --type ts
# Check for direct references to the old constant names
rg -i "Satismeter\.(NAME|DISPLAY_NAME)" --type ts
# Verify the new imports are being used correctly
rg -A 2 "SATISMETER_NAME|SATISMETER_DISPLAY_NAME" --type ts
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# Search for any files importing from Satismeter/constants.ts
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ConvertFlow/constants.ts (2)
1-4: Verify imported constants exist in Destinations module
The change to use centralized constants aligns with the PR objectives. Let's verify the imported constants exist.
✅ Verification successful
Import changes verified successfully
Both CONVERTFLOW_NAME and CONVERTFLOW_DISPLAY_NAME constants are correctly defined and exported in packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.ts, making the imports valid and consistent with the PR objectives.
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Line range hint 1-27: Verify consistent pattern across other integration files
The changes look good and align with the PR objectives. Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Pattern is consistently applied across all integration files
After reviewing the integration constant files, I can confirm that the pattern is consistently applied across all integration files. Each integration follows the same structure:
- Imports NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from '../../Destinations'
- Defines DIR_NAME constant
- Defines DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP with consistent structure
- Defines CNameMapping for name variations
- Exports the constants and re-exports from Destinations
The ConvertFlow implementation matches this pattern exactly and is consistent with all other integration files in the codebase.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with proper aliasing
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain the existing API while sourcing constants from the centralized location.
Line range hint 1-16: Verify constant usage across GA integration
Let's ensure all GA-related files are using these centralized constants consistently.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleOptimize/constants.ts (1)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import of centralized constants
The import statement correctly sources the Google Optimize constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through appropriate aliasing.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Lotame/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliasing
The import statement effectively brings in the generated constants while maintaining the original naming convention through aliases.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify consistent implementation across other integration files
The changes align well with the PR objective of using generated integration constants. Let's verify the consistency of this implementation across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Implementation is consistent across integration files
The verification shows that the implementation pattern in the Lotame integration file is consistently followed across all integration files in the codebase. All integration files:
- Import NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants from '../../Destinations'
- Re-export these constants with the same pattern
- Follow the same naming convention for their constants
This confirms that the changes align perfectly with the established pattern across the codebase and maintain consistency in the implementation of generated integration constants.
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Line range hint 3-11: Consider consolidating DIR_NAME with other generated constants
While the current implementation is correct, consider moving DIR_NAME to the centralized Destinations module for consistency with other constants.
Let's check if other integration files follow a similar pattern:
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/CommandBar/constants.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import of centralized constants
The change appropriately imports constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through aliasing.
12-12: Verify the impact of quote removal in CNameMapping
While removing quotes from Commandbar is syntactically valid, let's ensure this doesn't affect any existing integrations.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the usage of this constant and its mapping.
Let me gather one final piece of information to check how the NAME constant is used in the CommandBar integration.
Removing quotes from Commandbar in CNameMapping is safe
The change is safe as the CNameMapping object already includes multiple case variations of the CommandBar name, including Commandbar, commandbar, Command Bar, and COMMAND_BAR. The removal of quotes is a syntactically valid change that doesn't affect the functionality, as both quoted and unquoted property names are valid in JavaScript when they are valid identifiers.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Clevertap/constants.ts (2)
1-1: Verify the Destinations module generation
Since this PR involves using generated integration constants, let's verify the source of these constants.
✅ Verification successful
The Destinations module is properly generated and the constants are correctly sourced
The verification confirms that:
- The Destinations.ts file contains the generated constants with a clear header indicating it's generated from a template
- The CLEVERTAP_NAME and CLEVERTAP_DISPLAY_NAME constants are properly defined in the generated file
- The file includes a reference to the original source template at rudderlabs/rudder-integrations-config repository
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Line range hint 3-11: Verify consistency with other integration files
The constant structure looks correct, but let's verify that this pattern is consistently followed across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate another verification script to check the DIR_NAME and DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP pattern since the previous results only showed the CNameMapping pattern.
Constants structure follows consistent pattern across integration files
The verification confirms that the constant structure in the Clevertap integration file follows the same pattern used consistently across all other integration files in the codebase:
- All integration files define
DIR_NAMEas a static string - All files use the same
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPstructure mapping display name to directory name - The
CNameMappingpattern with case variations is consistently implemented
The implementation maintains consistency with the established integration file structure.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Matomo/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement follows best practices
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain backward compatibility while transitioning to centralized constants.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify the generated Destinations module
Since this PR relies on generated constants from the Destinations module, we should verify its generation and consistency.
✅ Verification successful
The Destinations module is properly generated and the constants are correctly defined
The verification shows that:
- The
Destinations.tsfile is properly generated and contains the requiredMATOMO_NAMEandMATOMO_DISPLAY_NAMEconstants - The constants are being correctly imported and re-exported in the Matomo integration's constants file
- The usage of these constants follows the same pattern as other integrations in the codebase
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Sendinblue/constants.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import refactoring.
The import statement correctly uses aliases to maintain the same local names while centralizing the constants.
Line range hint 1-43: Verify browser compatibility across Chrome, Firefox, and IE11.
The PR objectives mention testing across multiple browsers. While the changes look safe for browser compatibility (using standard ES6 features), please ensure the transpilation settings in the build process handle IE11 support correctly, particularly for the ES6 import/export syntax.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the babel configuration to verify browser compatibility settings.
Browser compatibility is properly configured and maintained
The code changes are safe for cross-browser compatibility including IE11 because:
- Babel is correctly configured with
@babel/envpreset - Core-js 3.6 polyfills are included via
useBuiltIns: "entry" - Object-related transforms are enabled through plugins
- ES6 module syntax will be properly transpiled to compatible formats
The changes in the constants file only use standard JavaScript features that are well-supported by the build toolchain.
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Line range hint 8-14: Verify constant values match previous implementation.
The constants are used in mappings that handle various case variations. Let's ensure the centralized constants maintain the same values.
✅ Verification successful
Constants are correctly imported and used from centralized location
The constants are properly imported from the centralized Destinations module and used consistently throughout the file. The values match the previous implementation:
SENDINBLUE_NAMEis imported asNAMEwith value 'SENDINBLUE'SENDINBLUE_DISPLAY_NAMEis imported asDISPLAY_NAMEwith value 'Sendinblue'- These constants are correctly used in both
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPandCNameMapping
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Kissmetrics/constants.ts (3)
Line range hint 1-13: LGTM! Clean implementation of centralized constants.
The refactoring to use centralized constants from the Destinations module is well-implemented. The imports are properly aliased, and the constant mappings correctly reference the imported values.
15-20: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consolidate duplicate exports.
There are duplicate exports of NAME and DISPLAY_NAME. The second export block (lines 17-20) re-exports the same constants that were already imported and used throughout the file.
Consolidate the exports by including NAME and DISPLAY_NAME in the first export statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NAME,
+ DISPLAY_NAME,
+};
-
-export {
- KISSMETRICS_NAME as NAME,
- KISSMETRICS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
-} from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
1-4: Verify constant values and imports.
Since this is part of a larger refactoring to use generated constants, let's verify the implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the previous values of these constants before the refactoring to ensure consistency.
Let me also check the usage in the files that import these constants to ensure the refactoring maintains compatibility.
Let me try one more verification to check the previous content of the constants file using a different git command:
Constants refactoring verified successfully
The changes are safe as:
- The constant values in Destinations.ts (
KISSMETRICS_NAME = 'KISSMETRICS'andKISSMETRICS_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Kiss Metrics') match the previous values in the constants file - All importing files (browser.js, integration_cname.js, and destinationNames.ts) are using these constants correctly
- The refactoring maintains backward compatibility by preserving the same constant values while centralizing them in Destinations.ts
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/VWO/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement follows the refactoring pattern.
The import statement correctly brings in the centralized constants while maintaining backward compatibility through aliases.
Line range hint 3-16: LGTM! Constants and mappings are well-structured.
The mappings maintain comprehensive case-insensitive matching while properly utilizing the imported constants. The structure supports various name variations which is important for backward compatibility.
Line range hint 1-19: Verify the usage of VWO constants across the codebase.
Since this is part of a larger refactoring to use generated constants, let's verify that all VWO-related code is updated consistently.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more detailed information about the usage of VWO-related constants and strings.
VWO constants are used consistently across the codebase
The verification shows that VWO-related constants are properly defined and used throughout the codebase:
- The main constants
VWO_NAMEandVWO_DISPLAY_NAMEare defined inDestinations.ts - These constants are correctly imported and re-exported in
VWO/constants.ts - The constants are properly used in the destination names mapping
- No unexpected hardcoded VWO strings were found outside of the constants definitions
The only occurrence of the 'VWO' string literal is in the DIR_NAME constant definition, which is the correct pattern for this codebase.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Ninetailed/constants.ts (4)
1-4: LGTM! Clean import structure with proper aliasing
The import statement effectively replaces local constants with centralized ones from the Destinations module while maintaining the same names through aliasing.
16-21: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consolidate export statements to avoid duplication
The file currently has two export statements, with NAME and DISPLAY_NAME being exported twice. This could lead to confusion.
Consider consolidating the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export {
- NINETAILED_NAME as NAME,
- NINETAILED_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
-} from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NINETAILED_NAME as NAME,
+ NINETAILED_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
+};Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 8-14: Verify completeness of name variations in CNameMapping
The mapping handles multiple case variations for "Ninetailed". Let's verify if there are any other variations in use across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
CNameMapping variations are complete and correctly implemented
The codebase search shows that all actual usages of "Ninetailed" follow the variations already covered in the mapping:
- "Ninetailed" (proper case) - covered
- "ninetailed" (lowercase) - covered
- "NineTailed" (camel case) - covered
- "NINETAILED" (uppercase) - handled via NAME constant
No other case variations are used in the actual integration code or configuration files.
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Line range hint 1-21: Verify generated constants match previous values
Since we're switching to generated constants from the Destinations module, let's verify that the values match the previous implementation to prevent any breaking changes.
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for previous implementations to compare with the generated constants.
Let me try a different search pattern to find any previous implementations.
Let me check the content of the other files that reference Ninetailed to compare implementations.
Based on the evidence from the codebase:
Generated constants match the implementation correctly
The changes are verified to be correct because:
- The constants are now sourced from a generated
Destinations.tsfile which shows:NINETAILED_NAME = 'NINETAILED'NINETAILED_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Ninetailed'
- These values are correctly used in the mapping objects:
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPmaps the display name to directory nameCNameMappingprovides consistent aliases for the integration name
The refactoring to use generated constants maintains the same values and behavior while improving maintainability.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Chartbeat/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 3-13: Verify consistency of mapping pattern across integrations
The mapping pattern looks good, but we should ensure this structure is consistent across all integration constant files.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the output, I can generate the final response as we have comprehensive evidence showing the mapping pattern across all integration constant files.
Mapping pattern is consistent across all integrations
The verification shows that all integration constant files follow the same structure:
- Every integration has
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPmapping display name to directory name - Every integration has
CNameMappingobject that handles various case variations and aliases - The pattern of mapping implementation is consistent, with each integration handling its specific naming variations appropriately
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14-16: Verify usage of exported constants in dependent code
The changes to exports might affect dependent code that uses these constants. Let's verify the impact.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the usage of the exported constants and mappings.
Based on the analysis of the shell script outputs, I can now provide a final response:
Export changes follow the standard integration pattern
The changes to exports in the Chartbeat constants file follow the same pattern used across all other integration constant files in the codebase. The exports include:
- Common mapping objects (
CNameMapping,DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,DIR_NAME) - Re-exported constants from Destinations (
NAME,DISPLAY_NAME)
This is a standardized pattern used consistently across all integration constant files, and no direct dependencies were found importing from this specific file.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Mixpanel/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with clear aliasing
The import statement effectively maintains the original constant names while sourcing from the centralized Destinations module.
Line range hint 1-17: Verify consistent usage of Mixpanel constants across the codebase
Let's ensure these constants are consistently used across all Mixpanel-related files.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate additional scripts to verify the usage of these constants more thoroughly.
The previous results show some hardcoded strings in compiled/minified files (chrome-extension), but we need to check the source code for any inconsistencies and verify the proper usage of these constants.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final assessment of the Mixpanel constants usage:
Constants are being used consistently across the codebase
The verification shows proper usage of Mixpanel constants:
- The constants are properly imported from '@rudderstack/analytics-js-common/constants/integrations/Mixpanel/constants' in relevant files
- The NAME and DISPLAY_NAME constants are used consistently in the integration implementation
- The CNameMapping is properly imported and used in the integration_cname.js file
- No hardcoded Mixpanel strings found in the source code (only in compiled/minified files and test files)
- The constants are properly exported and re-exported through the destination names mapping
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4_V2/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import using aliasing
The import statement correctly uses aliasing to maintain the existing code structure while sourcing constants from the centralized Destinations module.
Line range hint 1-21: Verify browser compatibility testing
While these changes are primarily TypeScript constants that should work across all browsers, please ensure the PR has been tested in Chrome, Firefox, and IE11 as mentioned in the PR objectives.
Line range hint 6-17: Verify the necessity of multiple name variations
The CNameMapping includes multiple variations of the GA4 V2 name. Consider if all these variations are necessary or if they could be normalized to reduce maintenance overhead.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about where these mappings are actually used in the code.
Let me search for where these name mappings are actually used in the code.
Let me search for more specific usage patterns.
Based on the analysis of the search results, I can now provide a final response:
Multiple name variations are necessary for backward compatibility
The CNameMapping variations are used to handle different ways integrations might be referenced across the codebase, particularly in the context of integration identification and configuration. The variations serve important purposes:
- Case sensitivity handling (e.g., "GA4 V2", "ga4 v2")
- Format variations that may come from different sources (e.g., "Google Analytics4 V2" vs "Google Analytics 4 V2")
- Common alternative spellings/formats that users might input
This pattern is consistently used across all integrations in the codebase (as seen in Amplitude, Mixpanel, etc.) and helps ensure reliable integration identification regardless of how the name is provided.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Woopra/constants.ts (1)
1-1: Same issue: Duplicate exports
This file has the same duplicate export pattern as the Vero constants file.
Also applies to: 14-14
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Amplitude/constants.ts (2)
1-1: Same issue: Duplicate exports
This file has the same duplicate export pattern as the Vero constants file.
Also applies to: 14-14
Line range hint 1-15: Verify consistency of 'AM' abbreviation usage
Let's verify that the 'AM' abbreviation for Amplitude is consistently used across the codebase to prevent confusion.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate additional verification scripts to check for any inconsistencies in the usage of 'AM' abbreviation.
Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
'AM' abbreviation usage is consistent across the codebase
The codebase maintains consistency in using 'AM' abbreviation for Amplitude with clear mapping:
- Base constants
AM_NAMEandAM_DISPLAY_NAMEare defined in Destinations.ts - All variations (
AMPLITUDE,Amplitude,am) are properly mapped toAM_NAMEin the CNameMapping - No conflicting or inconsistent abbreviations found in other parts of the codebase
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Klaviyo/constants.ts (1)
12-14:
Remove duplicate exports
The constants NAME and DISPLAY_NAME are being exported twice:
- Indirectly through the named exports on line 12
- Directly re-exported from Destinations on line 14
This creates unnecessary code and potential confusion.
Simplify by removing one of the export statements:
export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-
-export { KLAVIYO_NAME as NAME, KLAVIYO_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Keen/constants.ts (1)
14-16: Same issues as in Klaviyo constants
This file has the same duplicate exports issue and import/export pattern that could be simplified.
Please apply the same fixes as suggested for the Klaviyo constants file.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Adroll/constants.ts (1)
14-16: Same issues as in previous files
This file exhibits the same duplicate exports pattern seen in other integration constant files.
Please apply the same fixes as suggested for the Klaviyo constants file.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/LaunchDarkly/constants.ts (1)
18-23: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove duplicate exports to maintain a single source of truth
The file currently has two separate export statements, with the second one (lines 20-23) re-exporting the same constants that were imported. This creates confusion and potential maintenance issues.
Consolidate the exports into a single statement:
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
-export {
- LAUNCHDARKLY_NAME as NAME,
- LAUNCHDARKLY_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME,
-} from '../../Destinations';
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NAME,
+ DISPLAY_NAME,
+};Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Braze/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Clean import with appropriate aliases
The import statement correctly uses aliases to maintain backward compatibility while transitioning to centralized constants.
15-17: LGTM! Clear separation of exports
The export statements maintain a clear distinction between local constants and re-exported items, making the code's structure more understandable.
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Lytics/constants.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement aligns with centralization goal.
The import statement correctly uses the generated constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through aliasing.
12-14: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consolidate export statements to avoid redundancy.
The constants NAME and DISPLAY_NAME are currently being exported twice:
- First through the import and re-export on line 1
- Again through the direct re-export on line 14
Suggest consolidating the exports to avoid confusion:
import { LYTICS_NAME as NAME, LYTICS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';
const DIR_NAME = 'Lytics';
const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME };
const CNameMapping = {
[NAME]: NAME,
Lytics: NAME,
lytics: NAME,
};
-export { CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DIR_NAME };
+export {
+ CNameMapping,
+ DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP,
+ DIR_NAME,
+ NAME,
+ DISPLAY_NAME,
+};
-export { LYTICS_NAME as NAME, LYTICS_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../../Destinations';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 3-11: Verify consistency of directory name usage across integrations.
While the constant definitions look correct, we should ensure the DIR_NAME value is consistently used across the codebase.
Let's verify the directory name consistency:
✅ Verification successful
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Let me generate one final verification script to specifically check for directory name patterns in integration-related files.
Let me generate one final verification script to check for the integration directory structure and naming patterns.
Based on all the verification results, I can now provide the final response:
Directory name usage is consistent with integration standards
The DIR_NAME constant in Lytics integration follows the same pattern as other integrations in the codebase, being stored in the standard location at packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Lytics/constants.ts. The integration directory structure follows the established pattern used across all integrations.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4/constants.ts (1)
1-1: Consider using path aliases for importsWhile the relative import works, consider using path aliases (e.g., '@constants/Destinations') to make the imports more maintainable and resistant to directory restructuring.
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4/constants.ts#L1
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1-4: LGTM! Change aligns with centralization objective.The import statement correctly implements the PR objective by importing constants from the centralized Destinations module while maintaining backward compatibility through aliases.
Consider using path aliases (e.g., '@constants/Destinations') instead of relative paths to make the imports more maintainable and resistant to directory restructuring.
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Gainsight_PX/constants.ts#L1
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1-1: LGTM! Good refactoring to use centralized constants.The change to import constants from a centralized
Destinationsmodule aligns well with the PR objective of using generated integration constants. This approach:
- Reduces duplication
- Improves maintainability
- Makes it easier to manage changes across integrations
Consider documenting the pattern of using the centralized constants in the developer documentation to ensure consistent adoption across the team.
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Chartbeat/constants.ts#L1
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19-19: Consider adding type annotations for better type safetyThe exports maintain the correct interface, but we could improve type safety.
Consider adding explicit type annotations:
-export { NAME, CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DISPLAY_NAME, DIR_NAME }; +export { + NAME, + CNameMapping as Record<string, string>, + DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP as Record<string, string>, + DISPLAY_NAME, + DIR_NAME, +};🧰 Tools
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GA4_V2/constants.ts#L1
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5-11: Consider adding TypeScript interfaces for the mappingsWhile the mappings are functionally correct, adding TypeScript interfaces would improve type safety and maintainability.
Consider adding these type definitions:
interface DisplayNameMapping { [key: string]: string; } interface CNameMappingType { [key: string]: typeof NAME; } const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP: DisplayNameMapping = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; const CNameMapping: CNameMappingType = { [NAME]: NAME, Adroll: NAME, 'Ad roll': NAME, 'ad roll': NAME, adroll: NAME, };🧰 Tools
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Adroll/constants.ts#L1
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1-1: Consider adding integration tests for the constants.While the codecov warning about uncovered import lines can be safely ignored, it would be valuable to have integration tests verifying that the correct constant values are being used throughout the integration.
Would you like me to help create integration tests to verify the constant values and their usage?
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1-4: Consider using absolute imports for better maintainabilityWhile the relative import works, consider using absolute imports (e.g., '@rudderstack/analytics-js-common/constants/Destinations') to make the code more maintainable and resistant to directory restructuring.
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/AdobeAnalytics/constants.ts#L1
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1-23: Add tests for the constants moduleThe codecov report indicates that this module lacks test coverage. Consider adding tests to verify:
- Correct constant values are imported and exported
- Name mappings work for all variations
- Directory name mapping functions as expected
Would you like me to help create a test suite for this constants module? I can provide a template that covers all the necessary test cases.
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[warning] 1-1: packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ConvertFlow/constants.ts#L1
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9-9: Consider using a type-safe approach for name mappingsWhile the current implementation works, consider using TypeScript's string literal union types to ensure type safety for the mapping keys.
type CommandBarAliases = 'Command Bar' | 'Commandbar' | 'COMMAND_BAR' | 'commandbar'; const CNameMapping: Record<CommandBarAliases | typeof NAME, typeof NAME> = { // ... existing mappings };packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/FacebookPixel/constants.ts (1)
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1-93: Great architectural improvement!Moving to centralized, generated constants is a solid architectural decision that will:
- Reduce duplication across integration files
- Prevent inconsistencies in constant values
- Make updates more maintainable
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5-10: LGTM! Consider adding TypeScript type definitions.The mapping implementations correctly use the imported constants and handle various name variations.
Consider adding type definitions for better type safety:
+type NameMapping = Record<string, typeof NAME>; +type DirNameMapping = Record<typeof DISPLAY_NAME, typeof DIR_NAME>; -const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; -const CNameMapping = { +const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP: DirNameMapping = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; +const CNameMapping: NameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, Axeptio: NAME, axeptio: NAME, };🧰 Tools
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1-14: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the constants.While the code structure is clean, adding JSDoc comments would improve maintainability by documenting:
- The purpose of each mapping object
- The relationship with the centralized Destinations module
- Examples of usage scenarios
Example improvement:
import { AM_NAME as NAME, AM_DISPLAY_NAME as DISPLAY_NAME } from '../Destinations'; +/** Directory name for Amplitude integration assets */ const DIR_NAME = 'Amplitude'; +/** + * Maps display names to directory names for resource resolution + * @example { 'Amplitude': 'Amplitude' } + */ const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME }; + +/** + * Maps various forms of integration names to the standardized name + * Used for backward compatibility and flexible input handling + * @example { 'am': 'AM', 'Amplitude': 'AM' } + */ const CNameMapping = { [NAME]: NAME, AMPLITUDE: NAME, Amplitude: NAME, am: NAME, };🧰 Tools
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3-11: Consider generating DIR_NAME constantWhile NAME and DISPLAY_NAME are now imported from the centralized Destinations module, DIR_NAME remains hardcoded. For consistency with the PR's objective, consider moving this constant to the Destinations module as well.
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17-17: LGTM! Consider adding type exportsThe export statement maintains the module's public API correctly. As a potential enhancement, consider adding explicit type exports for better TypeScript integration.
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1-1: Consider adding integration tests for constant usage.While the import statement itself doesn't require direct test coverage, it would be valuable to add integration tests that verify the correct usage of these constants throughout the integration flow.
Would you like me to help generate test cases that verify the correct usage of these constants in the Criteo integration?
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1-12: Good architectural direction with centralized constants.The move towards generated integration constants in a centralized location is a positive architectural change that will:
- Reduce duplication
- Make updates more maintainable
- Decrease the likelihood of inconsistencies
- Make it easier to generate and validate integration constants
Consider documenting this pattern in the project's contribution guidelines to ensure consistency in future integration additions.
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4-4: Reminder: Address the TODO comment.The TODO comment indicates that tests are missing for this function. Please ensure that the additional parameter change is thoroughly tested to confirm that it behaves as expected.
Do you want me to generate the unit testing code or open a GitHub issue to track this task?
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12-24: Consider adjusting the fee structure or discount policy.The implementation of a flat $20 fee on discounted bills could negate the benefit of the discount, especially for smaller purchases or marginal loyalty tiers. This might lead to customer dissatisfaction, as the intent to reward loyalty paradoxically increases the bill.
Consider revising either the discount percentages or the flat fee application to better align with customer incentives.
Would you like assistance in generating a revised implementation?
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ActiveCampaign/constants.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Good refactoring to use centralized constants.
The change to import constants from a centralized Destinations module improves maintainability and reduces the risk of inconsistencies across the codebase. The use of aliases maintains backward compatibility while allowing for better organization.
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Line range hint 22-22: Consolidate duplicate exports and commend the refactoring approach
The duplicate exports pattern should be fixed here as well. However, I want to commend the overall approach of centralizing integration constants, which will improve maintainability and reduce the likelihood of inconsistencies.
Apply the same consolidation fix:
-export { NAME, CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DISPLAY_NAME, DIR_NAME };
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Line range hint 6-11: LGTM! Comprehensive mapping maintains backward compatibility.
The CNameMapping object maintains backward compatibility by supporting various case variations and common misspellings of "Appcues", which is a good practice.
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1-1: LGTM! Clean approach to centralize integration constants.
The change aligns well with the PR objective of using generated integration constants. The use of aliasing (as) maintains the existing exports while leveraging centralized constants.
Let's verify the constants in the Destinations module:
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Constants are correctly defined in the Destinations module
The verification confirms that both APPCUES_NAME and APPCUES_DISPLAY_NAME constants are properly defined in the Destinations module with the expected values:
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Line range hint 19-19: Consolidate export statements
The file still has redundant exports:
- Direct export of imported aliases (line 1)
- Re-export in the final export statement (line 19)
Consider consolidating these for better maintainability.
-export { NAME, CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DISPLAY_NAME, DIR_NAME };
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Line range hint 1-19: Implementation aligns well with refactoring objectives
The changes successfully replace hard-coded constants with generated ones while maintaining backward compatibility through aliasing. The centralized constant management will improve maintainability.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Gainsight_PX/constants.ts (1)
Line range hint 7-15: Verify the constant references across the codebase.
The constant mappings look correct, but let's verify that all references to these constants have been updated accordingly.
Regarding the code coverage warning: Since this is a constants file that's imported and used by other modules, traditional code coverage metrics are less relevant. The important verification is that these constants are actually being used in the integration code.
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Constants are properly referenced and imported across the codebase
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- All Gainsight PX related constants are properly defined in the main constants file
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- The naming and mapping structure is consistent throughout the integration
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The verification shows that the Chartbeat integration's constant mappings follow the same pattern as all other integration files in the codebase:
- All integration files consistently define
DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAPwith the same structure:{ [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME } - All files have a
CNameMappingobject that maps various name variations to the canonicalNAME - The import pattern for
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAMEfrom '../Destinations' is consistent
The Chartbeat implementation aligns perfectly with this established pattern across all integrations.
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The imported constants from the Destinations module lack test coverage. Consider adding integration tests to verify the correct values are being imported and used.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Fullstory/constants.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify other Fullstory references
The import change aligns with the objective to centralize integration constants. The aliasing maintains clean code structure while leveraging the generated constants.
Let's verify that all Fullstory references are consistent:
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the results from the search for hardcoded Fullstory references.
The search results show only two files with Fullstory string literals:
examples/chrome-extension/content-script-v3/foreground.jsexamples/chrome-extension/content-script-v1.1/foreground.js
These files are in the examples directory and contain minified/bundled code where the Fullstory constants are already compiled in. Since these are example/demo files and not part of the main source code, they don't need to be updated.
No hardcoded Fullstory references found in source code
The import change in constants.ts is safe as there are no other source files using hardcoded Fullstory string literals that need to be updated to use the centralized constants.
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Line range hint 8-19: LGTM! Consistent usage of imported constants.
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1-4: LGTM! Verify other integration files.
The import changes align well with the refactoring objective to centralize integration constants. The use of aliases maintains backward compatibility while achieving the goal.
Let's verify similar changes across other integration files:
✅ Verification successful
✅ Import changes are consistently implemented across integrations
The verification confirms that:
- All integration files correctly import their constants from the centralized
Destinations.ts - The constants in
Destinations.tsare generated from templates, ensuring consistency - Each integration follows the same pattern of importing and aliasing the constants
- No hardcoded NAME or DISPLAY_NAME constants remain in the individual integration files
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Line range hint 5-17: LGTM! Mappings are consistent with the imported constants
The constant mappings maintain backward compatibility while using the centralized constants.
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The change to use centralized constants is good, but we should ensure proper test coverage.
Let's verify the test coverage and constant definitions:
✅ Verification successful
Import change is safe and constants are properly defined
The verification shows that:
- The constants
GA4_V2_NAMEandGA4_V2_DISPLAY_NAMEare properly defined in bothDestinations.tsfiles with identical values - The imported constants are used consistently in the CNameMapping
- The values match exactly:
GA4_V2for NAME andGoogle Analytics 4 (GA4) V2for DISPLAY_NAME - The mapping includes various case variations ensuring backward compatibility
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Adroll/constants.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement follows best practices
The import statement effectively implements the centralization of integration constants while maintaining backward compatibility through aliasing.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Braze/constants.ts (2)
Line range hint 3-42: LGTM! Well-structured constant definitions
The constant definitions and mappings are well-organized and maintain compatibility while integrating with the new centralized constants approach. The comprehensive BrazeOperationString and mapping objects provide good integration support.
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While the centralization of constants aligns with the PR objectives, we should ensure proper test coverage for this critical integration point.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/DCMFloodlight/constants.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Good refactoring to use centralized constants.
The change to import constants from a centralized location improves maintainability and reduces the risk of inconsistencies across the codebase.
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Line range hint 8-20: Verify the imported constant values match previous definitions.
While the refactoring looks good, we should verify that the imported constants maintain the same values as before to prevent any breaking changes.
✅ Verification successful
Constants match the source values correctly
The verification confirms that the imported constants match their source values:
DCM_FLOODLIGHT_NAMEis 'DCM_FLOODLIGHT'DCM_FLOODLIGHT_DISPLAY_NAMEis 'DCM Floodlight'
The constants are imported from the correct Destinations.ts file and maintain the same values as defined in the source, ensuring backward compatibility is preserved.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/AdobeAnalytics/constants.ts (3)
Line range hint 7-19: LGTM! Well-structured constant mappings
The constant mappings are comprehensive and well-organized:
- Covers all common case variations for Adobe Analytics
- Uses computed properties correctly with the imported constants
- Maintains clear mapping structure
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The export statement follows the recommended consolidated pattern, making the code more maintainable.
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Line range hint 1-21: Verify integration constants consistency
Let's verify that the imported constants are correctly defined in the Destinations file and that this pattern is consistently applied across other integration files.
✅ Verification successful
Constants are correctly defined and consistently used across integrations
The verification confirms that:
- The
ADOBE_ANALYTICS_NAMEandADOBE_ANALYTICS_DISPLAY_NAMEconstants are properly defined in the Destinations file - The pattern of importing and using these constants is consistent across other integration files (ActiveCampaign, Adroll, etc.), following the same structure:
- Importing NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from Destinations
- Defining DIR_NAME
- Creating DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP
- Defining CNameMapping for various name variations
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The ES6 import syntax needs transpilation for IE11 support. Also, ensure the imported constants match the previous values ('BINGADS' and 'Bing Ads').
Let's verify the constant definitions in the Destinations file:
Additionally, please add tests to cover these imports:
Would you like me to help create test cases for these constants?
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ES6 imports are safe and constant values are correct
The verification confirms:
- The imported constants are correctly defined in
packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/Destinations.tswith expected values:BINGADS_NAME = 'BINGADS'BINGADS_DISPLAY_NAME = 'Bing Ads'
- Babel transpilation is properly configured with necessary plugins for IE11 support, as evidenced by the extensive Babel setup in package.json.
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1-2: LGTM! Verify the relative import path.
The refactoring to use centralized constants improves maintainability. The import aliases maintain clear naming.
Let's verify the import path and constant existence:
✅ Verification successful
Import path and constants are correctly defined
The verification confirms:
- The
Destinations.tsfile exists at the expected relative path - Both
BUGSNAG_NAMEandBUGSNAG_DISPLAY_NAMEconstants are properly exported from the Destinations file - The import statement in
constants.tscorrectly references these constants
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/ConvertFlow/constants.ts (2)
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The import statement looks good and maintains backward compatibility through aliasing.
Let's verify the existence of these constants in the Destinations module:
✅ Verification successful
Import statement is valid and correctly references existing constants
The imported constants CONVERTFLOW_NAME and CONVERTFLOW_DISPLAY_NAME are properly defined in the Destinations module. The import statement maintains backward compatibility through aliasing and aligns with the centralized constants approach being used across multiple integration modules.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/CommandBar/constants.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM! Import changes align with centralization goals
The import statement correctly implements the centralized constants pattern, maintaining backward compatibility through appropriate aliasing.
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While test coverage warnings for constants can be false positives, let's verify the constant values are correctly propagated.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the constant imports and their usage with additional checks to ensure proper propagation.
Constants are properly propagated and used across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- Constants are correctly imported from the central
Destinations.ts - The
CNameMappingis properly imported and used inintegration_cname.js - The constants are correctly exported and maintain consistent naming conventions
- All variations of the CommandBar name are properly mapped to the canonical NAME constant
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/FacebookPixel/constants.ts (1)
Line range hint 8-18: LGTM! Constants are used consistently.
The imported constants are properly integrated into the existing mappings while maintaining backward compatibility with various name formats.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/GoogleAds/constants.ts (3)
Line range hint 3-12: LGTM! Mappings maintain compatibility
The constant mappings correctly preserve backward compatibility while using the centralized constants, ensuring consistent naming across the codebase.
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1-1: LGTM! Consider adding tests for constants usage
The import statement correctly uses the generated constants from the centralized Destinations file. While the coverage warning can be ignored for constant declarations, consider adding integration tests that verify the correct usage of these constants across different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE11) as mentioned in the PR objectives.
✅ Verification successful
Import changes are properly tested and used consistently
The verification shows that:
- The constants are properly defined in the centralized Destinations.ts file
- The constants are being used in tests (browser.test.js and utils.test.js)
- The import is used only in the intended GoogleAds constants.ts file
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Line range hint 1-14: Verify consistent constant usage across integration files.
Since this is part of a larger refactoring to use generated constants, let's ensure consistency.
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Criteo/constants.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify constant values match previous implementation.
The refactor to use centralized constants improves maintainability. The aliasing maintains the existing interface while allowing for better constant management.
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- The constants are properly imported from '../Destinations' and aliased to maintain the existing interface
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-const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME };
+const DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP = { [CLEVERTAP_DISPLAY_NAME]: DIR_NAME };
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- [NAME]: NAME,
- Clevertap: NAME,
- clevertap: NAME,
+ [CLEVERTAP_NAME]: CLEVERTAP_NAME,
+ Clevertap: CLEVERTAP_NAME,
+ clevertap: CLEVERTAP_NAME,
};
-export { NAME, CNameMapping, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, DISPLAY_NAME, DIR_NAME };
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The refactoring pattern is consistently applied across integration files
Based on the sample files examined (Amplitude, Mixpanel, GoogleAds, and Braze) and the Destinations.ts file, the pattern is consistently implemented:
- All integration files import NAME and DISPLAY_NAME from '../Destinations'
- They follow the same structure with DIR_NAME, DISPLAY_NAME_TO_DIR_NAME_MAP, and CNameMapping
- The constants are properly sourced from the centralized Destinations.ts file
- The exports follow the same pattern across all files
The Clevertap integration follows this established pattern correctly, maintaining consistency with other destination integrations.
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The mappings maintain backward compatibility while using the new centralized constants. Let's verify there are no unhandled cases.
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The constant mappings are correctly handling all Drip name variations.
The verification shows:
- The NAME constant is used consistently in the CNameMapping object
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packages/analytics-js-common/src/constants/integrations/Destinations.ts (1)
1-167: LGTM!
The file contains a comprehensive list of constants representing various analytics and marketing integration destinations. The constants are well-structured, following a consistent naming convention for both the destination name and display name. This approach enhances code readability and maintainability.
The header comment clearly indicates that the file is auto-generated and should not be edited manually, providing important context for developers working with the codebase.
The constants cover a wide range of popular platforms and services, making it easier for developers to integrate them into the application.
Overall, the code changes in this file are a positive addition to the project, centralizing the destination constants and promoting consistency across the codebase.
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packages/analytics-js-common/__tests__/constants/integrations/constants.test.ts (3)
4-4: Consider using path.resolve for more robust path handlingThe base integration directory path could be more robust by using
path.resolveinstead ofjoin.-const BaseIntegrationDir = join(__dirname, '../../../src/constants/integrations'); +const BaseIntegrationDir = resolve(__dirname, '../../../src/constants/integrations');
15-16: Consider using more maintainable filtering logicThe current filtering approach could be more maintainable and explicit.
- .filter(dir => ['CommonIntegrationsConstant'].indexOf(dir) === -1) - .filter(dir => statSync(join(BaseIntegrationDir, dir)).isDirectory()) + const EXCLUDED_DIRS = new Set(['CommonIntegrationsConstant']); + .filter(dir => !EXCLUDED_DIRS.has(dir)) + .filter(dir => { + try { + return statSync(join(BaseIntegrationDir, dir)).isDirectory(); + } catch (error) { + console.warn(`Failed to check directory status for ${dir}:`, error); + return false; + } + })
26-30: Enhance test case error messagesThe test assertions could provide more descriptive error messages.
it('should have the same NAME as defined in Destination constants', () => { const { NAME } = integrationConstants; - expect(NAME).toBeDefined(); - expect(NAME).toEqual(allConstants[`${NAME}_NAME`]); + expect(NAME).toBeDefined(`NAME constant is not defined for ${integration}`); + const expectedName = allConstants[`${NAME}_NAME`]; + expect(NAME).toEqual(expectedName, + `NAME mismatch for ${integration}. Expected: ${expectedName}, Got: ${NAME}`); });scripts/update-integration-name-constants-references.js (1)
80-85: Enhance error reporting with structured outputThe current error reporting could be more structured and provide better context.
if (errors.length > 0) { - console.error('\nErrors encountered:'); - errors.forEach(error => console.error(`- ${error}`)); + console.error('\nErrors encountered during processing:'); + console.error(JSON.stringify({ + totalFiles: integrationFiles.length, + failedFiles: errors.length, + errors: errors.map(error => ({ + message: error, + timestamp: new Date().toISOString() + })) + }, null, 2)); + process.exit(1); } else { - console.log('\nNo errors encountered.'); + console.log(`\nSuccessfully processed ${integrationFiles.length} files.`); }
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PR Description
I have added the generated destination constants file and updated the integration constants to use it. Additionally, I have replaced the hard-coded destination names and display names with these constants using a script that is also in PR.
Removed ComScore which is an unused integration.
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Resolves INT-2930
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Destinations.tsfile containing constants for various analytics and marketing integrations.Refactor
NAMEandDISPLAY_NAMEfrom the newDestinations.tsinstead of local declarations.Tests
Destinationsfile, ensuring consistency.