import type { App_RoutingForms_Form } from "@prisma/client"; import type { z } from "zod"; import { RoutingFormSettings } from "@calcom/prisma/zod-utils"; import type { SerializableForm } from "../types/types"; import type { zodRoutesView, zodFieldsView } from "../zod"; import { zodFields, zodRoutes } from "../zod"; import getConnectedForms from "./getConnectedForms"; import isRouter from "./isRouter"; import isRouterLinkedField from "./isRouterLinkedField"; /** * Doesn't have deleted fields by default */ export async function getSerializableForm( form: TForm, withDeletedFields = false ) { const prisma = (await import("@calcom/prisma")).default; const routesParsed = zodRoutes.safeParse(form.routes); if (!routesParsed.success) { throw new Error("Error parsing routes"); } const fieldsParsed = zodFields.safeParse(form.fields); if (!fieldsParsed.success) { throw new Error("Error parsing fields" + fieldsParsed.error); } const settings = RoutingFormSettings.parse( form.settings || { // Would have really loved to do it using zod. But adding .default(true) throws type error in prisma/zod/app_routingforms_form.ts emailOwnerOnSubmission: true, } ); const parsedFields = (withDeletedFields ? fieldsParsed.data : fieldsParsed.data?.filter((f) => !f.deleted)) || []; const parsedRoutes = routesParsed.data; const fields = parsedFields as NonNullable>; const fieldsExistInForm: Record = {}; parsedFields?.forEach((f) => { fieldsExistInForm[f.id] = true; }); const { routes, routers } = await getEnrichedRoutesAndRouters(parsedRoutes); const connectedForms = (await getConnectedForms(prisma, form)).map((f) => ({ id: f.id, name: f.name, description: f.description, })); const finalFields = fields; // Ideally we should't have needed to explicitly type it but due to some reason it's not working reliably with VSCode TypeCheck const serializableForm: SerializableForm = { ...form, settings, fields: finalFields, routes, routers, connectedForms, createdAt: form.createdAt.toString(), updatedAt: form.updatedAt.toString(), }; return serializableForm; /** * Enriches routes that are actually routers and returns a list of routers separately */ async function getEnrichedRoutesAndRouters(parsedRoutes: z.infer) { const routers: { name: string; description: string | null; id: string }[] = []; const routes: z.infer = []; if (!parsedRoutes) { return { routes, routers }; } for (const [, route] of Object.entries(parsedRoutes)) { if (isRouter(route)) { const router = await prisma.app_RoutingForms_Form.findFirst({ where: { id: route.id, userId: form.userId, }, }); if (!router) { throw new Error("Form -" + route.id + ", being used as router, not found"); } const parsedRouter = await getSerializableForm(router, false); routers.push({ name: parsedRouter.name, description: parsedRouter.description, id: parsedRouter.id, }); // Enrichment routes.push({ ...route, isRouter: true, name: parsedRouter.name, description: parsedRouter.description, routes: parsedRouter.routes || [], }); parsedRouter.fields?.forEach((field) => { if (!fieldsExistInForm[field.id]) { // Instead of throwing error, Log it instead of breaking entire routing forms feature console.error( "This is an impossible state. A router field must always be present in the connected form." ); } else { const currentFormField = fields.find((f) => f.id === field.id); if (!currentFormField || !("routerId" in currentFormField)) { return; } if (!isRouterLinkedField(field)) { currentFormField.routerField = field; } currentFormField.router = { id: parsedRouter.id, name: router.name, description: router.description || "", }; } }); } else { routes.push(route); } } return { routes, routers }; } }