NickDeckerDevs · December 7, 2022 17:52
diff --git a/assocationapi-hubspot.js b/assocationapi-hubspot.js
 const hubspot = require('@hubspot/api-client');

 // adding async to this main function here
 exports.main = async (event, callback) => {
  
  // Instantiate a new HubSpot private app (secret)
  const hubspotClient = new hubspot.Client({
    accessToken: process.env.custom_code_private_app
  });
  
  // set up a try catch statment. Only one is needed, so if there is an error in any of this we can exit out and report on it
  try {
    // adding await here, because we have async at the top in the main function, then we can tell the program to 
    // wait for this repsonse before going further (similar to the then() but a bit cleaner in my opinion)

    const dealResponse = await hubspotClient.crm.deals.basicApi.getById(event.object.objectId, ["agent_email"])
    
    // because we aren't changing the value of email later down the road, we just create a const
    const agentEmailValue = dealResponse.body.properties.agent_email;

    const filter = { propertyName: 'email', operator: 'EQ', value: agentEmailValue }
    const filterGroup = { filters: [filter] }
    const sort = JSON.stringify({ propertyName: 'email', direction: 'DESCENDING' })
    const properties = ['email']
    const limit = 1
    const after = 0

    const searchCriteria = {
      filterGroups: [filterGroup],
      sorts: [sort],
      properties,
      limit,
      after
    }

    // lets tell the code to await this response as well
    const searchContactResponse = await hubspotClient.crm.contacts.searchApi.doSearch(searchCriteria)
    if (searchContactResponse.body.total == 0) {
      console.log("Contact WITH Email " + agentEmailValue + "NOT FOUND.") // - FOR DEBUG
      // I like to set up an output for error as string, that way I can create lists or something or do if statements on the workflow to do other things
      // like internal emails, etc -- when you review the details of this in workflows it will show this as output, makes it easier then testing
      // individual items inside the code and makes life a bit simplier
      callback({
        outputFields: {
          errorMessage: "Contact WITH Email " + agentEmailValue + "NOT FOUND."
        }
      });

    }

    // because we exit them out of here bceause they aren't found, we don't need to have an else statement

    const updateAssociations = await hubspotClient.crm.contacts.associationsApi.create(searchContactResponse.body.results[0].id, 'deals', event.object.objectId, 'agent');

    // you can even have a success output here as well, it is a bit redundent, because if you get an error 
    // you will catch it, make an output for UpdatedAssociation as a boolean
    callback({
      outputFields: {
        updatedAssociation: true
      }
    });  
  } catch (err) {
    console.error(err);
    callback({
      outputFields: {
        errorMessage: err
      }
    });  
  }
 }
	const hubspot = require('@hubspot/api-client');

	// adding async to this main function here
	exports.main = async (event, callback) => {

	// Instantiate a new HubSpot private app (secret)
	const hubspotClient = new hubspot.Client({
	accessToken: process.env.custom_code_private_app
	});

	// set up a try catch statment. Only one is needed, so if there is an error in any of this we can exit out and report on it
	try {
	// adding await here, because we have async at the top in the main function, then we can tell the program to
	// wait for this repsonse before going further (similar to the then() but a bit cleaner in my opinion)

	const dealResponse = await hubspotClient.crm.deals.basicApi.getById(event.object.objectId, ["agent_email"])

	// because we aren't changing the value of email later down the road, we just create a const
	const agentEmailValue = dealResponse.body.properties.agent_email;

	const filter = { propertyName: 'email', operator: 'EQ', value: agentEmailValue }
	const filterGroup = { filters: [filter] }
	const sort = JSON.stringify({ propertyName: 'email', direction: 'DESCENDING' })
	const properties = ['email']
	const limit = 1
	const after = 0

	const searchCriteria = {
	filterGroups: [filterGroup],
	sorts: [sort],
	properties,
	limit,
	after
	}

	// lets tell the code to await this response as well
	const searchContactResponse = await hubspotClient.crm.contacts.searchApi.doSearch(searchCriteria)
	if (searchContactResponse.body.total == 0) {
	console.log("Contact WITH Email " + agentEmailValue + "NOT FOUND.") // - FOR DEBUG
	// I like to set up an output for error as string, that way I can create lists or something or do if statements on the workflow to do other things
	// like internal emails, etc -- when you review the details of this in workflows it will show this as output, makes it easier then testing
	// individual items inside the code and makes life a bit simplier
	callback({
	outputFields: {
	errorMessage: "Contact WITH Email " + agentEmailValue + "NOT FOUND."
	}
	});

	}

	// because we exit them out of here bceause they aren't found, we don't need to have an else statement

	const updateAssociations = await hubspotClient.crm.contacts.associationsApi.create(searchContactResponse.body.results[0].id, 'deals', event.object.objectId, 'agent');

	// you can even have a success output here as well, it is a bit redundent, because if you get an error
	// you will catch it, make an output for UpdatedAssociation as a boolean
	callback({
	outputFields: {
	updatedAssociation: true
	}
	});
	} catch (err) {
	console.error(err);
	callback({
	outputFields: {
	errorMessage: err
	}
	});
	}
	}