Bulk row hooks

One of the most powerful tools in the Dromo arsenal is the row hook, enabling you to build custom transformation and validation logic that operates on full rows, and which fire both at the start of the import process, and any time the user makes any changes.

Dromo now offers a variation on the row hook. It works very similarly, except that instead of firing once for every row on initialization and once for every row after a change, it will only fire once on initialization and once per change action, regardless of the number of rows that have changed.

We call it the bulk row hook. Instead of receiving and returning a single record, it receives an returns an array of records, allowing you to react to changes in bulk.

For example, if a user pastes 50 rows into the uploader, the bulk row hook will fire once with the 50 rows.

You can find more about bulk row hooks here!