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chore(slack): updated placeholders and labels in ui-config #1754

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Updated placeholders and labels in ui-config

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Resolves INT-2771

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced configuration options for Slack event channels and templates, including new fields for event name, webhook, and regex matching.
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These changes aim to streamline the setup process for Slack integrations, making it more intuitive and user-friendly.

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The changes involve modifications to the ui-config.json file, enhancing the configuration settings for Slack event channels and templates. Two new sections, "Event Channel Settings" and "Event Template Settings," have been introduced, each containing fields for event name, webhook URL, and regex matching options. Placeholders for these fields have been updated to provide clearer examples, improving the overall usability of the configuration for Slack integrations.

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src/configurations/destinations/slack/ui-config.json Added "Event Channel Settings" and "Event Template Settings" sections with new fields and updated placeholders.

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src/configurations/destinations/slack/ui-config.json (4)

Line range hint 28-62: LGTM! New "Event Channel Settings" section enhances configuration options.

The new dynamicCustomForm for event channel settings is well-structured and provides clear guidance for users. It accommodates both modern and legacy APIs, improving flexibility.

Consider adding a brief description at the beginning of this section to explain its purpose and when users should fill out these fields. This could further improve clarity for users configuring Slack integrations.


Line range hint 89-116: LGTM! "Event Template Settings" section improves template configuration.

The new dynamicCustomForm for event template settings is well-structured and consistent with the "Event Channel Settings" section. The updated placeholders provide clearer examples, especially for the regex pattern in the "Event Name" field.

For consistency with the "Event Channel Settings" section, consider adding brief footer notes to explain the purpose of each field, particularly for the "Event Template" field.


109-109: LGTM! Improved placeholder for "Event Template" in template settings.

The updated placeholder provides a clear and practical example of how to structure an event template, demonstrating the use of placeholders like {{name}} and {{event}}. This change enhances user guidance and aligns well with the PR objective of improving UI clarity.

Consider adding a brief comment or footer note explaining that users can customize the template structure and use various placeholders based on their specific event data. This could further assist users in creating more tailored event templates.


Line range hint 1-309: Overall, excellent improvements to the Slack integration UI configuration.

The changes in this PR successfully achieve the objective of updating placeholders and labels in the ui-config for Slack integration. The additions of "Event Channel Settings" and "Event Template Settings" sections, along with the improved placeholders, significantly enhance the clarity and usability of the configuration interface.

Key improvements:

  1. New structured settings for event channels and templates.
  2. Clear separation between modern and legacy API configurations.
  3. More specific and helpful placeholder examples.
  4. Consistent use of dynamicCustomForm for flexible configurations.

These changes will likely improve the user experience when setting up Slack integrations, reducing potential confusion and errors.

As the configuration grows more complex, consider implementing a schema validation system (if not already in place) to ensure that user inputs adhere to the expected formats and ranges. This could help prevent configuration errors and improve the overall robustness of the integration setup process.

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src/configurations/destinations/slack/ui-config.json (1)

100-100: LGTM! Improved placeholder for "Event Name" in template settings.

The updated placeholder provides a clear example of the expected regex pattern for event names. This change enhances user guidance and aligns well with the PR objective of improving UI clarity.

@sandeepdsvs sandeepdsvs merged commit 8a5e3ea into develop Oct 23, 2024
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