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Fix recordHook example #1150

Closed carlbrugger closed 1 month ago

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The recent update modifies the onRecordHook function within the embedded listener quickstart file. Previously, the function transformed the name field to uppercase. The updated logic now targets the firstName field, converting its value to uppercase and adding relevant information to the record.

Changes

File Change Summary
_snippets/shared/embedded_listener_quickstart.mdx Updated onRecordHook function to convert the firstName field to uppercase instead of the name field.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Record
    participant onRecordHook

    User->>Record: Submit record with firstName
    Record->>onRecordHook: Trigger onRecordHook
    onRecordHook->>Record: Get firstName
    alt firstName exists
        onRecordHook->>Record: Set firstName to uppercase
        onRecordHook->>Record: Add info "We updated the values to all uppercase"
    end
    Record->>User: Return updated record
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`116-119`: The update to handle the `firstName` field instead of `name` is correctly implemented. The logic to convert `firstName` to uppercase and add an informational message is clear and concise.
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