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Comparing version 1.3.0 to 1.3.1

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package.json
{
"name": "@flatfile/hooks",
"version": "1.3.0",
"version": "1.3.1",
"description": "",

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# Hooks
# @flatfile/hooks
- `npm run build` - Build the package
- `npm run dev` - Run all development build and watch locally
- `npm run lint` - Lint the packages
- `npm run clean` - Removes `node_modules`, `dist` folder, and `.turbo` caches
- `npm run test` - Run tests
### FlatfileRecord
## Testing layer versions
The `FlatfileRecord` class represents a record with methods for manipulating and retrieving field values, metadata, and handling record information such as errors, warnings, and comments. Overall, it provides a convenient way to work with individual records of data and perform operations on them.
1. build the `/hooks` package `npm run build`
2. move `/hooks/dist` directory to `/Downloads`, rename it `Downloads/data-hooks-sdk` and compress it in a .zip file
3. log into aws Flatfile Developers management console > Lambda > Layers > data-hooks-sdk
4. click create version, upload .zip and add a description
5. find an active data hook id in your local database `data_hooks.lambda_arn` (id starts with "generate:")
6. navigate to Lambda > Functions and search for the data hook by id
7. update the hook's layer version to the new one you just created
8. run the hook in the management console Test tab with a sample payload
- FlatfileRecord has various getter and setter methods for accessing and modifying the record's data.
- It also provides methods for adding information, comments, errors, and warnings to the record.
- The compute, computeIfPresent, and validate methods perform computations and validations on specific fields of the record.
- The toJSON method returns a JSON representation of the record with associated information.
### FlatfileRecords
The `FlatfileRecords` class represents a collection of `FlatfileRecord` instances. It takes an array of raw records (IRawRecord) as input and creates an array of `FlatfileRecord` objects by mapping each raw record to a `FlatfileRecord` instance. The `FlatfileRecords` class provides a records property to access the array of records and a toJSON method that converts the collection of records to JSON format by calling the toJSON method on each individual `FlatfileRecord`.
### FlatfileSession
The `FlatfileSession` class encapsulates an instance of the IPayload interface. It has various getter methods that allow accessing different properties of the payload.
- workspaceId: Retrieves the workspace ID from the payload.
- workbookId: Retrieves the workbook ID from the payload.
- schemaId: Retrieves the schema ID from the payload.
- schemaSlug: Retrieves the schema slug from the payload.
- uploads: Retrieves the uploads array from the payload.
- endUser: Retrieves the endUser object from the payload.
- rows: Retrieves the rows array from the payload.
- env: Retrieves the env object from the payload.
- envSignature: Retrieves the envSignature value from the payload.
By creating an instance of the `FlatfileSession` class with a payload, you can conveniently access the payload properties using the provided getter methods.
### Get started
`FlatfileRecord` is now folded into the [@flatfile/plugin-record-hook](https://flatfile.com/docs/plugins/transform/record-hook) and most commonly used there.
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