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Uses a custom Webhook to read items payload

Used integrations:
    class WebhookSourceYepcodeWebhook {
        async init() {}

        async fetch(publish, done) {
            // You need to configure a Webhook for this process, and with that you'll
            // see the endpoint URL. Webhooks documentation can be found at:
            // https://yepcode.io/docs/executions/webhooks

            // It you want to show a payload in webhook curl sample, add some parameters schema like this:
            //     {
            //       "title": "Webhook items parameters",
            //       "type": "object",
            //       "properties": {
            //         "items": {
            //           "type": "array",
            //           "items": {
            //             "type": "string"
            //           }
            //         }
            //       }
            //     }

            const {
                context: {
                    parameters
                },
            } = yepcode;

            for (const item of parameters.items) {
                await publish(item);
            }

            done();
        }

        async close() {}
    }

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    Insert rows into Microsoft SQL Server table

    Used integrations:
    class MssqlTargetInsert {
        async init() {
            // TODO: Create your mssql credential
            // More info at https://yepcode.io/docs/integrations/mssql/#credential-configuration
            const mssqlConnectionPool = yepcode.integration.mssql(
                "your-mssql-credential-name"
            );
            this.pool = await mssqlConnectionPool.connect();
        }

        async consume(item) {
            // TODO: Customize input params and INSERT statement
            await this.pool
                .request()
                .input("name", mssql.VarChar(50), item.name)
                .input("price", mssql.Int, item.price)
                .input("stock", mssql.Int, item.stock)
                .query(
                    "INSERT INTO products(name, price, stock, created_at) VALUES(@name, @price, @stock, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)"
                );
        }

        async close() {
            await this.pool.close();
        }
    }

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