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feat(stepfunctions): add support JSONata and variables #32343
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Gave it a first pass-through. Good stuff! 😸
One thing we enforce is that a state machine whose QueryLanguage
is set to JSONata
will not accept any states with JSONPath
as their QueryLanguage
. Can this also be enforced here?
@melalawi Thank you for your reviewing😀 aws-cdk/packages/aws-cdk-lib/aws-stepfunctions/lib/states/state.ts Lines 566 to 576 in 08d810d
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Thank you for this huuge effort to enable JSONata
with State Machine Chainable constructs. Appreciate the effort.
I'm still going through some of the changes, but overall it looks good and I don't see any breaking changes. I left some minor feedback on the parts that I've reviewed.
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Issue #32262
Closes #32262.
Reason for this change
For to use JSONata and variables of Step Function feature on AWS CDK. JSONata is new query language of Step Function, It is simple and powerful language. JSONata and variables is recommend for new state machine.
Description of changes
JSONata support
Add
jsonPath()
andjsonata()
factory methods to state constructs. For example,One option would be to simply add JSONata-specific properties to the Props of the existing State construct, but in this case, the JSONata-specific properties will be displayed to the JSONPath user. Conversely, it was thought that the development experience would deteriorate if JSONata users were shown JSONPath-specific properties. As a countermeasure, we decomposed the existing Props into JSONPath-specific properties and created
jsonPath()
andjsonata()
factory methods to separate type suggestions for JSONPath users and JSONata users.The existing initialization method, the constructor, is backward compatible because it accepts
JSONPath
andJSONata
properties. However, to use this interface directly is a lot of noise. This noise is a source of confusion for SFn beginners, and I thought it was necessary to solve this problem.Therefore, we use the factory methods for each query language.
※ The
output
property is used in the image example, but it is actuallyoutputs
. Check out this comment for the reasons for this decision.jsonPath()
does not have a JSONata-specific propertyoutputs
.jsonata()
does not have JSONPath-specific properties such asxxxPath
.Variables
Add
assign
to state constructs.assign
can be used from eitherJSONata
orJSONPath
.For example,
Description of how you validated changes
Added unit test. Integration tests are not yet.
Checklist
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