Gmail - Improve New Email Received event shape

[michelle0927]

Resolves #13991

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated the @pipedream/gmail package to version 0.1.6, which may include new features and improvements.
  • Enhanced email reception with a new "reply-to" field in the emitted email data.
  • Introduced a structured representation of email headers in the emitted message data.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved handling of message details to prevent processing when no messages are available.

• Refactor

  • Adjusted event emission to handle emails individually for better responsiveness.
  • Modified timestamp handling for emitted events to ensure consistency and accuracy.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces updates to the @pipedream/gmail package, including version increments across several components. Key changes involve enhancements to the event emission logic, particularly in the new-email-received.mjs file, which now emits events with a more structured representation of email headers. Other components also reflect similar adjustments, focusing on timestamp handling and overall data consistency.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
components/gmail/package.json	Updated version number from "0.1.5" to "0.1.6".
components/gmail/sources/new-email-received.mjs	Updated version number from "0.1.2" to "0.1.3"; refactored event emission logic for improved handling of emails.
components/gmail/sources/common/base.mjs	Added processEmail method for structured email header processing; modified emitEvent to include parsedHeaders.
components/gmail/sources/common/polling-history.mjs	Removed conditional check in deploy function to allow broader execution scenarios.
components/gmail/sources/new-attachment-received.mjs	Updated version number from "0.0.3" to "0.0.4"; modified timestamp handling to ensure numeric value.
components/gmail/sources/new-email-matching-search.mjs	Updated version number from "0.0.2" to "0.0.3"; modified timestamp handling to ensure numeric value.
components/gmail/sources/new-labeled-email.mjs	Updated version number from "0.0.3" to "0.0.4"; modified timestamp handling to use internalDate.
components/gmail/sources/new-sent-email.mjs	Updated version number from "0.0.3" to "0.0.4"; modified timestamp handling to ensure numeric value.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Improve/normalize Gmail New Email Received event shape (Issue #13991)	✅

Possibly related PRs

• Gmail usability pt.2 #13868: Updates to the new-email-received.mjs file, which includes modifications to email event handling.
• Gmail - Update verify-client-id #13959: Updates to the verification logic for the Gmail client ID, relevant to the overall functionality of the Gmail integration.

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Suggested reviewers

• michelle0927

🐇 In the garden where emails bloom,
A new reply-to finds its room.
With versions fresh and data bright,
Our Gmail flow takes joyful flight!
Hopping through code, we cheer and play,
For clearer paths in our email way! 🌼

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[luancazarine]

Hi @michelle0927, LGTM! Ready for QA!

[coderabbitai]

Actionable comments posted: 0

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

components/gmail/sources/new-email-matching-search/new-email-matching-search.mjs (1)

9-9: Provide more details about the version increment.

I noticed that the version number has been incremented from "0.0.2" to "0.0.3". While incrementing the version is a good practice, it would be helpful to include a brief summary of the changes that warranted this increment in the PR description or release notes. This will aid in understanding the scope of the changes and serve as a record for future reference.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 72f401f and d1a05fd.

Files selected for processing (7)

• components/gmail/sources/common/base.mjs (1 hunks)
• components/gmail/sources/common/polling-history.mjs (0 hunks)
• components/gmail/sources/new-attachment-received/new-attachment-received.mjs (2 hunks)
• components/gmail/sources/new-email-matching-search/new-email-matching-search.mjs (2 hunks)
• components/gmail/sources/new-email-received/new-email-received.mjs (3 hunks)
• components/gmail/sources/new-labeled-email/new-labeled-email.mjs (2 hunks)
• components/gmail/sources/new-sent-email/new-sent-email.mjs (2 hunks)

Files not reviewed due to no reviewable changes (1)

• components/gmail/sources/common/polling-history.mjs

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)

• components/gmail/sources/new-attachment-received/new-attachment-received.mjs
• components/gmail/sources/new-sent-email/new-sent-email.mjs

Additional comments not posted (10)

components/gmail/sources/new-email-matching-search/new-email-matching-search.mjs (1)

42-42: Verify the safety of converting message.internalDate to a number.

The change in timestamp assignment from ts: message.internalDate to ts: +message.internalDate suggests an intention to ensure that the timestamp is treated as a numeric value, which can improve consistency in processing and comparing timestamps.

However, it's important to verify that message.internalDate always returns a value that can be safely converted to a number using the unary plus operator. If there's a possibility that message.internalDate could return null, undefined, or a non-numeric string, this conversion could lead to unintended behavior.

Please confirm that message.internalDate is always a valid numeric value or a string that can be safely converted to a number.

components/gmail/sources/new-labeled-email/new-labeled-email.mjs (2)

11-11: Version number update looks good.

Incrementing the minor version number for this component is appropriate given the nature of the changes. It correctly communicates that the modifications are non-breaking and likely backwards compatible.

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35-35: Timestamp change is an improvement.

Using the internalDate of the message to set the ts property is more accurate than Date.now(), as it reflects when the email was actually labeled rather than when the event was emitted. This aligns with the goal of providing a more precise timestamp for the labeled email event.

The unary plus operator to convert internalDate to a number is the correct approach, as ts expects a numeric timestamp.

This change should not break existing consumers of the emitted event, as the ts property remains a numeric timestamp, just derived from a different source.

components/gmail/sources/common/base.mjs (2)

47-60: Excellent addition of the processEmail method!

The processEmail method greatly improves the usability and accessibility of the email data by providing a consistent and structured format for commonly used headers. This enhancement eliminates the need for developers to manually iterate through the headers array to find specific information, resulting in a more efficient and user-friendly experience.

The method effectively extracts the values of headers like subject, from, to, reply-to, and date, while also including the message ID, thread ID, and snippet. This structured representation of the email data aligns with the objectives outlined in the PR and addresses the concerns raised in the linked issue.

Great work on implementing this method!

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62-65: Great integration of the processEmail method in the emitEvent method!

The changes made to the emitEvent method perfectly complement the addition of the processEmail method. By incorporating the output of processEmail into the message object before emitting the event, you ensure that consumers of the event have easy access to the structured email data.

The addition of the parsedHeaders property to the emitted event enhances the usability and consistency of the event data. It provides a convenient way for developers to access the parsed headers without having to manually process the raw message object.

This modification aligns with the objectives of the PR and contributes to a more user-friendly experience when working with Gmail events in workflows.

Excellent work on integrating the processEmail method into the emitEvent method!

components/gmail/sources/new-email-received/new-email-received.mjs (5)

18-18: LGTM!

Updating the version number is a good practice when making changes to a component.

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373-373: LGTM!

Using the internalDate of the message as the timestamp and converting it to a number is a good approach.

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469-471: LGTM!

Adding an early return when no message details are fetched is a good practice to avoid unnecessary processing and improve the robustness of the code.

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473-473: LGTM!

Moving the logging of fetched message details count after the early return check ensures that it is only logged when there are actually messages fetched, avoiding potentially misleading logs.

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480-480: LGTM!

Emitting events for each message detail individually using forEach allows for more granular event handling, improves responsiveness, and provides clarity compared to the previous batch emission approach.

[michelle0927]

/approve