CEXT-6421: add isWebhookSuccessful helper to lib-webhooks#563
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The function now resides in the responses module of the library.
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Porto Wigner <dev.ivanporto@gmail.com>
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Description
Add
isWebhookSuccessful()to@adobe/aio-commerce-lib-webhooks/responsesto determine whether a webhook action's result is successful.Related Issue
CEXT-6421
Motivation and Context
Adobe Commerce webhooks always respond with HTTP 200, even when the handler wants to signal an error — the actual outcome is only visible in the response body's
opfield (op: "exception"= failure). Tooling that instruments webhook actions generically, such as tracing libraries (e.g.aio-lib-telemetry), can't rely on the status code alone to classify the result. This helper closes that gap.How Has This Been Tested?
Added unit tests covering: non-200 status codes, missing/no-op bodies, exception operations, success/add/replace/remove operations, arrays of operations, and non-object inputs. Ran
pnpm --filter @adobe/aio-commerce-lib-webhooks test(100% coverage),typecheck, andlint.Types of changes
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