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This script pull leads from a remote AWS S3 bucket, not from a local CSV file. The script must be updated accordingly for a different purpose.
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This script is sending the missing timezones by email using SendGrid.
The CSV must have at least to following columns:
workspaceDisplayName
workspaceCreatedDate
membersCount
countryCode
ownerName
ownerEmail
ownerTimezone
ownerLanguage
ownerPhone
A file named representatives.json is required at the root of the project folder.
It should have to following format:
{
"representative1@test.com": ["JP", "KR"],
"representative2@test.com": ["US", "CA", "UK", "NZ", "AU"],
"representative3@test.com": ["FR", "IT", "SP", "NE", "DK", "SE", "NW", "FI"],
"representative4@test.com": ["DE", "CH", "AT"]
}To add new countries for representatives, please refer to this JSON file.
Important: Be careful to enter the right country code (e.g. United Kingdom is "GB", not "UK". Cambodia is "KH")
Sometimes, an existing timezone is not recorded in the JSON file. After a --test dry-run, you will see the timezones actually present in the CSV file but missing from the JSON file. You can add those timezone manually in country/missings.js with the right country code.
If you need to add a new domain extension or a new language, add them respectively in country/extensions.js and country/languages.js
Usage: node index.js [OPTS]
OPTS:
Usage:
--test dry-run
--force load the leads