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feat: support http form body types #1845

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The pull request updates the JSON schema for HTTP destination configuration by expanding the format property's enumeration. The schema now supports four data formats instead of the previous two: JSON, XML, FORM, and FORM-URLENCODED. Additionally, the UI configuration file has been modified to include these new options, enhancing the flexibility for specifying HTTP request body formats. The overall structure and validation rules of both configurations remain unchanged.

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File Change Summary
src/configurations/destinations/http/schema.json Updated format property enum from ["JSON", "XML"] to ["JSON", "XML", "FORM", "FORM-URLENCODED"]
src/configurations/destinations/http/ui-config.json Added new options for format: {"label": "FORM", "value": "FORM"} and {"label": "FORM-URLENCODED", "value": "FORM-URLENCODED"} in baseTemplate

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  • fix: http enchancements #1759: This PR modifies the ui-config.json file to add new options for the format configuration, which aligns with the changes in the main PR that also updates the format property in the same file to include additional options.
  • fix(http): updated property mapping regex #1830: This PR updates the schema.json file to enhance validation rules, including changes to the apiUrl and other properties, which may relate to the overall structure and validation logic of the HTTP destination configuration, similar to the updates made in the main PR.

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src/configurations/destinations/http/schema.json (1)

23-23: Consider adding descriptions for the format types.

To improve user experience, consider adding descriptions to clarify the differences between the formats:

  • FORM: multipart/form-data for file uploads
  • FORM-URLENCODED: application/x-www-form-urlencoded for simple forms

Apply this diff to add descriptions:

 "format": {
   "type": "string",
   "enum": ["JSON", "XML", "FORM", "FORM-URLENCODED"],
-  "default": "JSON"
+  "default": "JSON",
+  "description": "The format of the request body",
+  "enumDescriptions": {
+    "JSON": "application/json - For structured JSON data",
+    "XML": "application/xml - For XML data",
+    "FORM": "multipart/form-data - For form data with file uploads",
+    "FORM-URLENCODED": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded - For simple form data"
+  }
 }
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23-23: LGTM! The format enum expansion looks good.

The addition of "FORM" and "FORM-URLENCODED" formats provides good flexibility for HTTP requests while maintaining backward compatibility.


23-23: Verify CSRF protection for form submissions.

Since form submissions can be vulnerable to CSRF attacks, ensure that the implementation includes appropriate CSRF protection mechanisms.

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177-186: LGTM! New form body formats added correctly.

The new FORM and FORM-URLENCODED options are properly integrated into the format selector.


177-186: Verify schema.json alignment.

The AI summary mentions updates to schema.json to include the new format values. Let's verify the consistency between ui-config.json and schema.json.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can now verify the schema consistency. The HTTP destination's schema.json file shows:

  1. The format field is properly defined in the schema with the new values:
"format": {
  "type": "string",
  "enum": ["JSON", "XML", "FORM", "FORM-URLENCODED"],
  "default": "JSON"
}
  1. It's listed as a required field:
"required": ["apiUrl", "auth", "method", "format"]

This matches perfectly with the UI configuration changes that added the "FORM" and "FORM-URLENCODED" options.

Schema is properly aligned with UI changes.

The schema.json has been correctly updated to include all format values shown in the ui-config.json, maintaining consistency between the UI options and validation schema.

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Length of output: 132


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177-186: Verify content-type headers for new formats.

Please ensure that appropriate content-type headers are set automatically or validated for the new formats:

  • FORM should use multipart/form-data
  • FORM-URLENCODED should use application/x-www-form-urlencoded

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},
{
"label": "FORM",
"value": "FORM"
},
{
"label": "FORM-URLENCODED",
"value": "FORM-URLENCODED"
},

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider updating batching configuration visibility.

The batching configuration is currently only visible when format is "JSON". Consider updating the preRequisites to explicitly disable batching for the new form formats or implement support for them.

 {
   "type": "checkbox",
   "label": "Enable Batching",
   "configKey": "isBatchingEnabled",
   "default": false,
   "preRequisites": {
     "fields": [
       {
         "configKey": "format",
-        "value": "JSON"
+        "value": ["JSON"]
       }
     ]
   }
 }

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