Sonar refactoring - jsdoc

[jirihofman]

Scoring some easy SonarQube 🔊 points

• no bundle bumps - no code change
• both fixed by updating jsdoc

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Refined API documentation for configuration parameters to provide clearer type expectations.
  • Updated descriptions to reflect asynchronous behavior in connection operations for improved clarity.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates JSDoc comments in two files. In the AWS commons module, the parameter types for the registerWebhook method's payload properties have been updated from Object to string. In the Kafka connections module, the return type documentation for the addConsumer function has been modified from a synchronous string to a Promise<string>. These changes are strictly documentation updates and do not alter the underlying functionality.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/appmixer/aws/aws-commons.js	Updated JSDoc for registerWebhook; parameter types for payload.topicPrefix, payload.eventPrefix, and payload.eventType changed from Object to string.
src/appmixer/kafka/connections.js	Updated JSDoc for addConsumer; return type changed from string to Promise<string>, reflecting asynchronous behavior.

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• src/appmixer/aws/aws-commons.js (1 hunks)
• src/appmixer/kafka/connections.js (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/appmixer/kafka/connections.js (1)

190-190: Improved return type documentation

The return type has been updated from string to Promise<string>, which more accurately reflects the function's asynchronous nature. This aligns with the implementation that uses async/await and returns a Promise.

src/appmixer/aws/aws-commons.js (1)

49-51: Improved parameter type documentation

The payload property types have been updated from Object to string, providing more specific type information. This change correctly reflects how these properties are used in the implementation (lines 74, 85, 99, 106).

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