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audit-events-page #507
audit-events-page #507
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WalkthroughThe pull request modifies the API endpoint URLs in the Changes
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src/api/event.js (1)
41-41
: LGTM! URL path updated correctly.The endpoint URL change from
/event
to/audit-events
is consistent and maintains the same path structure.Consider creating a URL builder utility to handle these complex paths. This would improve maintainability and reduce the risk of errors when constructing URLs with multiple parameters. Example:
// Utility function const buildResourceInstancePath = (params) => { const { serviceProviderId, serviceURLKey, serviceAPIVersion, serviceEnvironmentURLKey, serviceModelURLKey, productTierURLKey, resource } = params; return `/resource-instance/${serviceProviderId}/${serviceURLKey}/${serviceAPIVersion}/${serviceEnvironmentURLKey}/${serviceModelURLKey}/${productTierURLKey}/${resource}`; }; // Usage return axios.get( buildResourceInstancePath({ serviceProviderId, serviceURLKey, serviceAPIVersion, serviceEnvironmentURLKey, serviceModelURLKey, productTierURLKey, resource: 'audit-events' }), { params: queryParams, } );
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src/api/event.js (3)
10-10
: LGTM! URL path updated correctly.The endpoint URL change from
/event
to/audit-events
is consistent and maintains the same path structure.
21-21
: LGTM! URL path updated correctly.The endpoint URL change from
/event
to/audit-events
is consistent and maintains the same path structure.
Line range hint
10-41
: Verify that all API consumers are updated.The endpoint URL changes from
/event
to/audit-events
might affect components that consume these APIs.Let's verify that all consumers are updated accordingly:
✅ Verification successful
URL changes are properly encapsulated and safe ✅
The endpoint URL changes from
/event
to/audit-events
are contained within the API module (event.js). All consumers are using the exported functions rather than direct URL references, ensuring they automatically use the updated endpoints.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining references to the old endpoint paths echo "Checking for potential outdated API endpoint references..." # Look for old event endpoints in JS/TS files rg -t js -t ts '/resource-instance/.*/event[^s]' # Look for potential test files that might need updating rg -t js -t ts 'getResourceInstanceEvents|getEvent|getAllEvents'Length of output: 2024
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for direct URL references echo "Checking for hardcoded URL paths..." # Look for direct URL references rg -t js -t ts "'/resource-instance.*event" -A 2 -B 2 # Look for URL construction or string concatenation with 'event' rg -t js -t ts "resource-instance.*\+.*event" -A 2 -B 2Length of output: 197
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