Bugfix/Custom Function Libraries

[HenryHengZJ]

Updated the executeJavaScriptCode function to automatically detect and install required libraries from import/require statements in the provided code.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the JavaScript execution environment by introducing an intelligent mechanism to automatically identify and install necessary external libraries. This change streamlines the development and deployment of custom JavaScript functions by eliminating the need for manual specification of all dependencies, ensuring that the execution environment is always correctly configured with the required packages.

Highlights

• Automatic Library Detection: The executeJavaScriptCode function now automatically detects required libraries from import and require statements within the provided JavaScript code. It uses a regular expression to parse these statements and identify the base module names.
• Dynamic Library Installation: Instead of relying solely on a predefined list, the system now compiles a comprehensive list of libraries to install, combining any explicitly provided libraries with those auto-detected from the code. These are then installed via npm install.
• SQL Agent Update: The SQL Agent.json marketplace file has been updated to include const { Pool } = require('pg'); in its custom JavaScript function, demonstrating the new auto-detection capability for the pg library.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a useful feature to automatically detect and install required libraries for custom JavaScript functions by parsing import and require statements. While the approach is sound, my review has identified a critical command injection vulnerability due to unsanitized input being used in a shell command. Additionally, I've provided a suggestion to improve the regex for parsing imports to make it more robust and cover more JavaScript module syntax variations.