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fix(conversation): pass actorId to addReaction and deleteReaction #4037

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This pull request addresses

in messaging widget iframe, i would like to use conversation functions, without depending on webex.internal.device.userId being set (iframe case, no auth/registration of SDK). number of args to reaction functions has changed

by making the following changes

allow addReaction and deleteReaction to accept an actorId. if present, use it, else fallback to webex.internal.device.userId

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced handling of reactions in conversations by including the actor's ID in the addReaction and deleteReaction methods.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved unit tests for addReaction and deleteReaction to ensure correct handling of the actorId parameter.
  • Documentation

    • Updated comments in the methods to clarify the purpose of new parameters.
  • Tests

    • Restructured tests to use async/await for better readability and added new test cases for actorId scenarios.

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Walkthrough

This pull request modifies the Conversation class in the Webex internal plugin conversation module. The primary changes involve updating the method signatures for deleteReaction and addReaction to include an additional actorId parameter. These modifications enhance the methods' ability to explicitly specify the actor's identity when adding or deleting reactions in a conversation. The changes are implemented consistently across both the main implementation file and its corresponding unit test file, ensuring proper functionality and test coverage.

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File Change Summary
packages/@webex/internal-plugin-conversation/src/conversation.js - Updated deleteReaction method signature from (conversation, reactionId, recipientId) to (conversation, reactionId, actorId, recipientId)
- Updated addReaction method signature from (conversation, displayName, activity, recipientId) to (conversation, displayName, parentActivity, actorId, recipientId)
packages/@webex/internal-plugin-conversation/test/unit/spec/conversation.js - Refactored tests for addReaction and deleteReaction to use async/await
- Added test cases to verify actorId handling
- Updated test assertions to check actorId inclusion

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Actor
    participant Conversation
    participant ReactionHandler

    Actor->>Conversation: addReaction(conversation, displayName, parentActivity, actorId, recipientId)
    Conversation->>ReactionHandler: Process reaction with actorId
    ReactionHandler-->>Conversation: Reaction added
    
    Actor->>Conversation: deleteReaction(conversation, reactionId, actorId, recipientId)
    Conversation->>ReactionHandler: Remove reaction with actorId
    ReactionHandler-->>Conversation: Reaction deleted
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packages/@webex/internal-plugin-conversation/test/unit/spec/conversation.js (1)

69-79: Consider adding test for null actorId case

While the tests cover explicit actorId and undefined cases, consider adding a test for null actorId to ensure complete coverage of the nullish coalescing operator behavior.

it('should use fallback device.userId if actorId is null', async () => {
  const defaultUserId = 'fallback-id';
  webex.internal.device.userId = defaultUserId;
  await conversation.addReaction({}, 'example-display-name', {}, null, recipientId);
  assert.equal(conversation.sendReaction.args[0][1].actor.id, defaultUserId);
});
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packages/@webex/internal-plugin-conversation/test/unit/spec/conversation.js (2)

40-68: Well-structured test setup and basic functionality coverage!

The test suite properly verifies the core functionality including recipients handling and HMAC creation behavior.


83-111: Consistent test structure with addReaction!

The deleteReaction test suite maintains consistency with addReaction tests, providing parallel coverage for both functions.

packages/@webex/internal-plugin-conversation/src/conversation.js (3)

Line range hint 306-334: Clean implementation with proper fallback handling!

The implementation correctly:

  1. Uses nullish coalescing (??) for actorId fallback
  2. Maintains the existing functionality
  3. Properly structures the deleteReaction payload

Line range hint 338-376: Clean implementation with consistent async/await usage!

The implementation correctly:

  1. Uses nullish coalescing (??) for actorId fallback
  2. Maintains the existing HMAC creation logic
  3. Properly structures the addReaction payload
  4. Uses async/await syntax consistently

Line range hint 306-376: Verify impact on existing reaction functionality

While the implementation looks solid, let's verify that existing code paths using these functions continue to work as expected.

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Changes are safe and well-tested

The verification shows that the changes are safe because:

  • Unit tests explicitly verify both the new actorId parameter behavior and fallback to device.userId
  • Integration tests demonstrate the functions work in real scenarios
  • All existing usages in integration tests don't pass the optional actorId, relying on the fallback behavior
  • Test coverage includes verification of both successful paths and edge cases
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