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This template demonstrates how monday.com fragments can be used to get column specific values. In particular, it checks if all the status columns for an item are set to "Done". If so, it will archive the item.
Update a status column for an item in a monday.com board. After successfully processing the event, the item will be archived if its value in every status column is set to the designated "Done" value.
import { UpdateColumnValueEvent } from '@sr-connect/monday/events';
import { StatusValueReturnType } from '@managed-api/monday-core/definitions/columnValueFragments/statusValue';
import Monday from "./api/monday";
/**
* Each column type in Monday contains different kinds of information. For example, a timeline column will have `from` and `to` dates,
* but a number column will not. To access these fields, a fragment can be added to the request. This will add the fields to any columns
* of the matching type, and ignore them for other columns.
*
* In this example, a `StatusValue` fragment is used to access the `is_done` field, which is only available in status columns.
*/
export default async function (event: UpdateColumnValueEvent, context: Context): Promise<void> {
if (Object.keys(event).length === 0) {
console.error('This script is designed to be triggered externally or manually from the Event Listener. Please consider using Event Listener Test Event Payload if you need to trigger this script manually.');
return;
}
// Extract necessary parameters from the event
const { pulseId } = event.event;
// Check if the necessary parameters are present in the event
if (!pulseId) {
throw Error("Pulse ID not present in the event");
}
const resp = await Monday.Item.getItems({
args: {
ids: [pulseId],
},
fields: {
column_values: {
// Normal fields will be returned for all column_values, regardless of the column's type.
fields: {
__typename: true,
},
// Fragment fields will only be returned for columns of the appropriate type.
// If the column is of a different type, the field will not exist.
fragments: {
// In this example we're using the StatusValue fragment to get information specific to status columns.
StatusValue: {
is_done: true,
},
},
},
},
});
// Check item is retrieved
if (resp.data.items?.length != 1) {
throw Error("Expected item not found");
}
let allDone: boolean = true;
// Loop over each column.
resp.data.items[0].column_values.forEach(c => {
// If __typename matches the fragment name then it is a status column.
if (c.__typename == 'StatusValue') {
// Once we know the entry referes to a status column, it can be safely cast to a StatusValue to access the status-specific fields.
const statusColumn = c as StatusValueReturnType;
// Check if any status columns are not set to the "Done" value.
if (!statusColumn.is_done) {
allDone = false;
}
}
});
// Archive the item if all status columns are set to done.
if (allDone) {
Monday.Item.archiveItem({
args: {
item_id: pulseId,
},
fields: {
id: true,
}
});
}
}