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Changelog for the common adaptor

3.0.1 - 11 July 2025​

3.0.2 - 14 July 2025​

Patch Changes​

  • 9b5a4f8: More robust handling of empty response bodies in http helpers

Patch Changes​

  • cf9c09f: Fix an issue where JSON responses without a content-type header could return undefined

3.0.0 - 10 July 2025​

The 3.0 release of the common adaptor restructures some key internal functionality and re-writes the map() function to feel more modern.

It also and adds exports for the lodash utility library (_) an a new as() convenience function.

Major Changes​

  • 3fce58f: - Re-write map() to work more like JavaScript's Array.map().

Minor Changes​

  • f26bd2b: Export for lodash
  • 19f2d7e: Implement as() function for saving the result of an operation to a custom key in state instead of overwriting state.data.

Migration Guide​

The behaviour of the map() function has changed subtly but significantly.

Existing workflows should replace map() with each(), which has the same functionality.

So if you used to do this:

map('$.[*]', create('SObject', field('FirstName', sourceValue('$.firstName'))));

You must do this instead:

each(
  '$.[*]',
  create('SObject', field('FirstName', sourceValue('$.firstName')))
);

2.5.0 - 20 June 2025​

Minor Changes​

  • 28c2e8b: - Updated internal logResponse API
  • Update request to response to include query parameters

2.4.0 - 22 April 2025​

Minor Changes​

  • 13bf08f: Add log() and debug() functions

Patch Changes​

  • 99e4b48: - Better handling of HTML content in http requests
    • When logging HTTP requests, include query parameters

2.3.3 - 16 April 2025​

Patch Changes​

  • b089c56: Implement support for parseAs:'base64' for binary data.

2.3.2 - 11 April 2025​

Patch Changes​

  • d7105c0: Improved handling of response bodies with no content

2.3.1 - 14 March 2025​

Patch Changes​

  • 23ccb01: Allow the errorMap passed into the request helper to be false, which suppresses all errors

2.3.0 - 16 January 2025​

Minor Changes​

  • b3d7f59: Common util functions encode and decode can now take a JavaScript object and stringify
  • 41e8cc3: Added an 'assert' function that throws an error when an expression or function resolves to false

Patch Changes​

  • 2d709ff: Ensure that RegExp objects can be safely passed as references

2.2.1 - 16 January 2025​

Patch Changes​

  • 6dffdbd: Fixed an issue in the HTTP helpers where responses without a body can cause an error to be thrown.

2.2.0 - 09 January 2025​

Minor Changes​

  • a47d8d5: decode, encode and uuid are now correctly documented as being in the util namespace

Patch Changes​

  • 9240428: security: Update dependencies

2.1.1 - 28 October 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • Updated docs for each()

2.1.0 - 18 October 2024​

Minor Changes​

  • 03a1a74: Add encode, decode and uuid helpers

2.0.3 - 15 October 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • 33973a2: Fix a critical security issue in jsonpath-plus

2.0.2 - 24 September 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • 77a690f: improve cursor setup message

2.0.1 - 16 August 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • 8146c23: Fix typings in package.json

2.0.0 - 01 August 2024​

The 2.0 version of common removes axios and re-writes the http namespace.

You can now use http.request() from any adaptor that exports it:

http.request(
  'GET',
  'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos',
  http.options().basic('user', 'pass')
)

http.get() and http.post() are also available.

These functions behave just like the HTTP adaptor's operations (except that they don't handle auth for you).

Use the http.options() helper functiosn to set basic auth headers and set the content type to JSON.

Major Changes​

  • Replace axios-based http operations with cleaner, undici-based ones
  • Removed axios export

Minor Changes​

  • Add options helpers to http namespace

Patch Changes​

  • 4c08444: document date-fns functions

1.15.0 - 19 June 2024​

Minor Changes​

  • 5fb82f07: - Add group() operation
    • Initialize state.references in composeNextState()

1.14.0 - 13 June 2024​

Minor Changes​

  • 106ecf6d: Add fnIf operation

1.13.5 - 11 June 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • http helpers: Fix an issue where query parameters in the URL did not get sent to the server

1.13.4 - 21 May 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • 12f02ed5: http helpers: Ensure redirects append base url

1.13.3 - 08 May 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • 88f99a8f: cursor: support format option

1.13.2 - 08 May 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • Security updates (lodash,undici)

1.13.1 - 12 April 2024​

Patch Changes​

  • Fix jsdoc link

1.13.0 - 12 April 2024​

Minor Changes​

  • 1ad86651: Added cursor() helper

1.12.0 - 24 January 2024​

Minor Changes​

  • 7f52699: New HTTP helper functions have been added to common in src/util/http.js

    These are based on the undici library. They are functions, not operations, so they do not get and return state, and do not expand references.

    They are designed to be used by other adaptors to make HTTP requests easier.

    Usage​

    // Import the helper function
    import { get } from '@openfn/language-common/util'

    // This is an example operation
    export function get(id, callback) {
      return async (state) => {
        const [resolvedId] = expandReferences(
          state,
          id,
        );

        // Call the new common helper to fetch some json
        const response = await get(`www.example.com/resource/{$resolvedId}`, { parseAs: 'json' });

        // Return the response body as data, and also include the response object as a convenience
        return {
          ...state,
          response,
          data: response.body
        }
      }
    }

    See the http adaptor for a reference implementation.

    Deprecation notice​

    The existing http operations in src/http.js have been deprecated, and adaptors should migrate to the new helpers.

1.11.1 - 20 September 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • c19efbe: don't attempt to expand references for a buffer

1.11.0 - 08 September 2023​

Minor Changes​

  • 85c35b8: Add validate function to validate data against a JSON schema

1.10.3 - 14 August 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • df09270: Fix streaming interface to parseCSV

1.10.2 - 14 July 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • 26a303e: add expandReferences for csvData and parsingOptions

1.10.1 - 14 July 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • 8c32eb3: - update parseCsv to await callback
    • Added documentation for splitKeys

1.10.0 - 30 June 2023​

Minor Changes​

  • aad9549: Ensure that standard OAuth2 credentials with snake-cased "access_token" keys can be used for OAuth2-reliant adaptors

1.9.0 - 23 June 2023​

Minor Changes​

  • 111807f: Add support for parseCsv in common

1.8.1 - 19 June 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • Update lock files

1.8.0​

Minor Changes​

  • 2c1d603: Remove parameter reassignment to ensure proper functioning inside an each block; add eslint

    The packages receiving a major bump here exposed functions that didn't work as expected inside each blocks. Users were previously wrapping these functions inside their own custom fn blocks, and this change will ensure that they can be used inside a standard each.

    See https://github.com/OpenFn/adaptors/issues/275 for more details.

1.7.7 - 31 March 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • 929bca6: Export metadata helper function

1.7.6 - 30 March 2023​

Patch Changes​

  • 2b4c61a: mark execute private and ast build

1.7.5 - 11 November 2022​

Patch Changes​

  • f2a91a4: Update package exports

1.7.4 - 04 November 2022​

Patch Changes​

  • 8566b26: Fix typings
  • b3d45ff: Fix CJS export of npm package.
  • b5eb665: Adjusted docs for common and built to markdown

  • ecf5d30: remove sinon since it was not being used

Bumped all package versions to their latest.

v0.0.4

  • Added arrayToString helper.
    Allowing you to join an array of string'able primitives (strings and integers) into a string.
  • Added toArray helper.
    This can be used to coerce certain types of data into an array, this can be useful when the source data has an ambiguous format. For example a given key in the data may have an object as it's value (when there is only one item), and an array of objects when there is more than one. toArray can be used to reconcile this inconsistency.