zapier-platform-cli/src/oclif/commands/link.js

The CLI for managing integrations in Zapier Developer Platform.

const BaseCommand = require('../ZapierBaseCommand');
const { buildFlags } = require('../buildFlags');
const { cyan } = require('colors/safe');
const { sortBy } = require('lodash');

const {
  listApps,
  writeLinkedAppConfig,
  getLinkedAppConfig,
} = require('../../utils/api');
const { CURRENT_APP_FILE } = require('../../constants');

class LinkCommand extends BaseCommand {
  async perform() {
    this.startSpinner('Loading integrations');
    const linkedAppId = (await getLinkedAppConfig(undefined, false)).id;
    const { apps } = await listApps();
    this.stopSpinner();

    const chosenApp = await this.promptWithList(
      'Which integration should be associated with the code in this directory?',
      sortBy(
        apps.map((app) => ({
          name: `${app.title} (${app.id})${
            linkedAppId && app.id === linkedAppId
              ? ' [currently linked app]'
              : ''
          }`,
          short: app.title,
          value: { id: app.id, key: app.key },
        })),
        (app) => app.name.toLowerCase(),
      ),
      { pageSize: 15 },
    );

    this.startSpinner(`Setting up ${CURRENT_APP_FILE}`);
    await writeLinkedAppConfig(chosenApp);
    this.stopSpinner();
    this.log(`Done! Now you can \`${cyan('zapier push')}\``);
  }
}

LinkCommand.skipValidInstallCheck = true;
LinkCommand.flags = buildFlags();
LinkCommand.description = `Link the current directory with an existing integration.

This command generates a \`${CURRENT_APP_FILE}\` file in the directory in which it's ran. This file ties this code to an integration and is referenced frequently during \`push\` and \`validate\` operations. This file should be checked into source control.

If you're starting an integration from scratch, use \`zapier init\` instead.`;

module.exports = LinkCommand;