* Setup basic storybook page
* storybook preview pages don’t have padding
* Added a storybook story for the side menu
* WIP on a new side menu component
* New variant for the side menu button style
* Side menu items can now recieve a badge ‘count’
* Storybook side menu update
* Added a new font size
* you can now set the spacing between an icon and the text
* Moving the error and count badge to the right side of the button
* Added a menu sub item button style
* added sub items to the menu and all the rest of the items
* Proper background class used
* Added a side menu header and main org header
* Removed the no-mobile blocker overlay so you can use the site on a phone
* Better section name
* Created a cusom popover trigger that can take anything as children. Also the popover titles can now take a variant
* Added a popover for the user avatar menu item
* Removed the tool tip
* Arrow Popover can no also go full width
* neater conditiona;
* Removed unnessary div. And error icon can display an error message
* menu item buttons can take a variant
* Added placeholder items for the org dropdown
* add a max height to the org menu popover and handle scrollbars
* Added a border if the menu scrolls when you have lots of project items
* warning badges display tooltips if you give them some error text
* Removed the sticky header so the scrollbar looks better
* Fixed a layout issue from removing the sticky header
* Better spacing between lists
* Popover can take any react component icon and an icon classname
* Side menu headers now have a dropdown by clicking the ellipsis icon
* Side menu items can take an icon colour
* Updated styling for the dropdown Popover menus
* Installed Tabler icons
* Updated some icons to use Tabler
* Started defining the HttpTrigger class
* RequestFilterSchema is part of core
* Use the RequestFilterSchema from core
* EventSpecificationExample now derived from schema
* Need to define the class like EventTrigger
* Catalog reference that uses the httpTrigger
* The logic for the httpTrigger is in the separate file, just call it from the client using defineHttpTrigger
* Basic HttpTrigger
* Import fixes
* Transforming httpTrigger to the format we want
* Initial httpTrigger types working
* Added HTTP generic type
* Added some notes
* Rejigged some things to support verifying payloads
* Use new security function for verifying
* Added truncating text support if side menu names get long
* Renamed some stuff
* Removed test copy
* HttpEndpoin that isn’t a trigger
* Renamed hostname to source
* Created HttpEndpoint as a top-level concept, it produces triggers using onRequest
* Started working on registration of the httpEndpoints
* Removed the new TriggerMetadata for now, http will use static
* Added PayloadType to EventRecord. Default is JSON.
* The payload from an HTTPEndpoint is now a Request
* Initial TriggerHttpEndpoint migrations
* Initial server side work
* Migration to add shortcode to RuntimeEnvironment
* Added TriggerHttpEndpointEnvironment table
* Made the httptrigger catalog example runnable
* Progress creating/updating httpEndpoints
* HTTPEndpointEnvironment updating now works
* Added a note about EventRecord HttpEndpoint relationship
* When creating environments, create a shortcode
* Fix for secret not being retrieved correctly
* Request filtering
* Add DOM types to Core
* Early work dealing with a webhook arriving
* Added some todo notes to discuss tomorrow
* Added relations to the endpoint so we can call the user’s server
* Basic handling of immediate responses
* The immediate responses are now going back to the webhook provider
* Handling is now generating events and responding where relevant. Not yet matching filters and doing verification
* Added source to TriggerHttpEndpointEnvironment
* The event filter is now optional
* The source is passed through from the httpEndpointEnv
* Added optional payloadType when ingesting an event
* Added tabler
* Updated @remix-run/testing usage for remix 2
* Fixed org menu header width and added org and project types
* Added custom icons for Runs and Endpoints
* Updated the menu icons
* storybook side menu shows static project and org data
* Updated side menu
* Plumbed in paths
* Updated eventFilter to deal with undefined/null payloads
* Started work on filtering, but it’s not working
* Strict null
* async filtering it working
* Added environment shortcodes to the seedCloud script
* Don’t pass the secret back, added a verifyPayload function that gets called before runs start
* Fix for skipping triggering runs
* The verify callback is now passed through to the trigger so it can be called
* If verifying fails, have a reason which we can show to the user
* Don’t verify if it’s a test run
* Fixed the log in the example code
* Added loader and action to storybook preview
* Fix for svg attribute name issues in EndpointIcon
* Started work on the side menu
* This logic has moved to a separate file, in a different branch
* Don’t get the environments when getting orgs
* Lots of fixes for the new SideMenu
* Refactored some org/project things to fit the new structure better
* Some progress restructuring the app for the new sidebar
* More changes to data loading
* Deleted some old pages. The redirecting is working if you’re on the root but logged in
* Basic styling for the account page. We need a back button
* Fixes for the integrations pages
* Breadcrumb implemented
* Add a border to the bottom of the breadcrumb
* Feedback is working, not in Storybook
* Removed expandSidebar from the Handle
* Org level breadcrumbs
* Getting the project in the org route now works properly
* orgslug route before using the presenter
* More UI improvements
* Removed commented out line
* Use presenters for org and root
* Removed forceActive
* Split the project selector and user menu out
* The side menu items have correct active states
* Fixed the scrolling
* Put the org name in
* Improved the admin features
* Created the HTTP Endpoints list page
* Work on the HTTP endpoint page
* WIP on the HTTP Endpoint page
* Fix for response filter not showing
* Change page URLs to “http-endpoints” (from httpendpoints)
* Slugify the HTTP endpoint id
* Added todos for EventRecord associations
* Removed the Job/Trigger tab for now
* First draft of the help panels
* Rejigged the HTTP endpoint page so it splits out the deployed and not deployed environments
* Removed irrelevant columns
* Added a link to the deployment guide
* Removed the background image from the frameworks pages
Also…
- reordered the frameworks so supported ones come first in the list
- added logos to 3 framework pages that were missing them
- removed lots of un-used imports
* Fixed an issue where the breadcrumb could be hidden on small screens so broken the pages
The breadcrumb is always visible now
* Renamed ‘Onboarding’ to ‘Framework setup’
* Added a new http-endpoint icon to the side menu
* Side menu now has a nice looking scrollbar
* Scrollbar on the usage and billing page updated to the nice style
* Icon and colour updates to the side bar menu items
* Small copy improvement
* Fixed bug with the height of the org menu dropdown
* Page breadcrumbs now don’t include duplicate path links
* renamed uiBorder to ui-border
* Remove the padding from the small menu item if it’s used as a button
* Made the paragraph text a bit smaller
* EventRecord has relationships with TriggerHttpEndpoint/TriggerHttpEndpointEnvironment
* Improved the presenter used by the side menu. Also added the HTTP Endpoint badge count to the sidebar
* The dropdown org menu has the same badge as the side menu
* Improved the Projects page
* Fixed button style miss-match in the jobs table dropdown
* Made the popover dialogs support Headers and improved the regenerate API key popover
* Made the active status of a job more subtle
* Allow the Job to have a link on its Trigger
* Simplified loader because we ditched the Jobs menu. Also showing no runs help panel now
* Fixed type errors
* Pages that are org level can scroll if the content gets too long
* Fixed a redirect bug so you now redirect to the org page
* Updated the shortcode migration, to add additional letters to the end
* Removed the nav bar from the welcome onboarding page
* Only show the countBadge if the number is > 0
* Jobs icon now has a default colour the same as the nav menu
* Capital I for integration
* Clone the request before calling verify
* Separate the checks out so they can be easily logged
* Make the failure reason optional
* Made the verification error look better, if it’s provided
* Working WhatsApp example
* Can set the immediateResponseFilter to null in an update
* Deal with a null immediateResponseFilter
* Cal.com webhook working
* Header height reduced slightly
* Fixed button padding
* Removed un-used imports
* http endpoint table displays a message if you have no entries in the table
* Removed some duplicate text and swapped primary buttons for secondary style
* All ‘HTTP Endpoints’ now ‘HTTP endpoints’
* You have to use a RequestFilter when using HTTP Trigger
* Synchronous eventDispatcher filtering again. Better content-type check
* Stripe example
* Side menu “Usage & Billing” is just “Usage” if self-hosting
* Fix for filtering not working
* Removed filter log
* Fix for jobs being optional and null
* Removed old nav bar from the invite page
* Deleted old nav bar component
* import cleanup
* NoTask message only displays if the run has status “SUCCESS”
* Added a global page loading indicator
* Added documentation buttons to the most important pages
* Added GitHub
* Use “verifyRequestSignature” helpr
* Removed todo
* Fixed the layout of the Rerun Job popover
* Jobs table has margin bottom so it sits off the bottom of the page
* Small improvement to the search bar layout on the integration page
* HTTP endpoint and Trigger concept docs
* Reference docs and JSDocs for HTTP endpoint
* SDK reference docs for HttpEndpoint
* Added an HttpTrigger SDK reference, which mainly just point you elsewhere
* Improved the copy in the help panels
* Removed unused code
* Improved HTTP endpoint comment about setting the secret
* Delete unused asyncFilter
* Fixed the delete modal not having a title
* Always try get the arrayBuffer for an HTTP request, catch and use undefined as the default
* Add extra method to invokeTrigger
* Use a transaction for the secret store
* verifyRequestSignature docs page and JSDocs
* Added verifyRequestSignature docs page to nav
* Warn if they use the same HttpEndpoint id twice
* Added another job using the same HttpEndpoint
* Renamed the api route to http-endpoints from httpendpoints
* Debug bar for VSCode is now in the commandCenter
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Co-authored-by: James Ritchie <james@jamesritchie.co.uk>
* Implement manually invokable jobs through the invokeTrigger
Also implemented a job run notification system, that will POST details of a run on completion. This combines with the task callbackUrl system to implement the invokeAndWait
* Document the invoke trigger
* batch invoke and wait
* background fetch timeouts
* Use @whatwg-node/fetch instead of the polyfilled fetch
* Fix some outdated dependencies in webapp
* Improved subtask error propogation messages
* Document the OpenAI changes and the batch invoke stuff
* Fix dequeuing jobs
* Don’t retry the OpenAI completion background task
* Added OpenAI changesets
* Use the new ResumeTaskService in ProcessCallbackTimeout as well
* Card hover state is now grey
* Added a callout warning if you don’t have any tasks
* Conditionally show the no-task warning at the top of the run
* New job to test the no-task warning message
* Created a new example Job for the CLI that uses Tasks
* Updated the Next.js cli joke job
* Updated the Remix app cli job example
* Updated the Astro app cli job example
* Made sure the example job works in remix
* Added changeset
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Co-authored-by: Eric Allam <eric@trigger.dev>
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