New Components - apiverve #16164
New Components - apiverve #16164
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces multiple new action modules within the apiverve integration. Each module exports an object defining its metadata, properties, and an asynchronous run method that calls the corresponding apiverve API endpoint. In addition, the main app file has been updated with utility methods for constructing and executing API requests and now includes a domain property. The package metadata has also been updated with a new version number and an added dependency. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Action
participant Apiverve
participant API_Server
User->>Action: Invoke run method
Action->>Apiverve: Call API method (e.g., dnsLookup, getWeather)
Apiverve->>API_Server: Send request via _makeRequest
API_Server-->>Apiverve: Return API response
Apiverve-->>Action: Process and return data
Action-->>User: Deliver complete response
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components/apiverve/actions/number-to-words/number-to-words.mjs (3)
6-6: Consider adding more details about returned data in the descriptionThe description mentions "Returns the number in words" but doesn't specify what format or structure the returned data will have. Adding this information would help users better understand what to expect from this action.
11-15: Consider adding input validation for the number propertyWhile the API will likely handle validation, adding some client-side validation for the number input could improve the user experience by catching invalid inputs before making the API request.
number: { type: "string", label: "Number", description: "The number to convert to words", + validate: { + type: "regex", + regex: "^[0-9]+$", + error: "Please enter a valid number (digits only)", + }, },
24-26: Consider providing more context in the success summaryThe current success message doesn't include the actual result of the conversion. Including the converted text in the summary would make it more informative.
if (response?.status === "ok") { - $.export("$summary", "Successfully converted number to words"); + $.export("$summary", `Successfully converted ${this.number} to "${response.words}"`); }components/apiverve/actions/moon-phases/moon-phases.mjs (2)
11-15: Add validation for the date formatSince the API expects a specific date format (MM-DD-YYYY), adding client-side validation would improve the user experience by catching formatting issues before making the API request.
date: { type: "string", label: "Date", description: "The date for which you want to get the moon phase (e.g., MM-DD-YYYY : 01-01-2022)", + validate: { + type: "regex", + regex: "^(0[1-9]|1[0-2])-(0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])-(\\d{4})$", + error: "Please enter a valid date in MM-DD-YYYY format", + }, },
24-26: Enhance the success summary with moon phase informationConsider including the actual moon phase in the success message to make it more informative.
if (response?.status === "ok") { - $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved moon phases for ${this.date}`); + $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved moon phase for ${this.date}: ${response.phase}`); }components/apiverve/actions/ip-blacklist-lookup/ip-blacklist-lookup.mjs (2)
11-15: Add IP address validationTo improve user experience, consider adding validation for the IP address format to catch invalid inputs before making the API request.
ip: { type: "string", label: "IP Address", description: "The IP address to lookup in the blacklist (e.g., 201.23.192.173)", + validate: { + type: "regex", + regex: "^(?:[0-9]{1,3}\\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}$", + error: "Please enter a valid IPv4 address", + }, },
24-26: Enhance the success summary with blacklist status informationThe current summary confirms the retrieval but doesn't indicate whether the IP is actually blacklisted or not. Including this key information would make the summary more valuable.
if (response?.status === "ok") { - $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved data for ${this.ip}`); + const blacklisted = response.blacklisted ? "is" : "is not"; + $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved data for ${this.ip}. IP ${blacklisted} blacklisted.`); }components/apiverve/actions/whois-lookup/whois-lookup.mjs (1)
18-29: Consider enhancing error handling.The current implementation provides a success message when the status is "ok", but there's no explicit error message for failed responses. Consider adding an else block to provide feedback to the user when the API call fails.
async run({ $ }) { const response = await this.apiverve.whoisLookup({ $, params: { domain: this.domain, }, }); if (response?.status === "ok") { $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved WHOIS records for ${this.domain}`); + } else { + $.export("$summary", `Failed to retrieve WHOIS records for ${this.domain}: ${response?.message || 'Unknown error'}`); } return response; },components/apiverve/actions/get-dictionary-definition/get-dictionary-definition.mjs (1)
17-28: Consider enhancing error handling.Similar to the first component, there's no explicit error handling for failed API responses. Consider adding an else clause to provide feedback when the API call fails.
async run({ $ }) { const response = await this.apiverve.getDictionaryDefinition({ $, params: { word: this.word, }, }); if (response?.status === "ok") { $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved definition of ${this.word}`); + } else { + $.export("$summary", `Failed to retrieve definition of ${this.word}: ${response?.message || 'Unknown error'}`); } return response; },components/apiverve/actions/phone-number-validator/phone-number-validator.mjs (1)
22-34: Consider enhancing error handling.The current implementation only provides a success message for valid responses. Adding an else clause would give users better feedback when the API call fails.
async run({ $ }) { const response = await this.apiverve.phoneNumberValidator({ $, params: { number: this.number, country: this.country, }, }); if (response?.status === "ok") { $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved validation info for ${this.number}`); + } else { + $.export("$summary", `Failed to validate phone number ${this.number}: ${response?.message || 'Unknown error'}`); } return response; },components/apiverve/actions/street-address-parser/street-address-parser.mjs (1)
17-28: Consider enhancing error handling.Like the other components, add an else clause to provide better feedback when the API call fails.
async run({ $ }) { const response = await this.apiverve.streetAddressParser({ $, params: { address: this.address, }, }); if (response?.status === "ok") { $.export("$summary", "Successfully parsed street address"); + } else { + $.export("$summary", `Failed to parse street address: ${response?.message || 'Unknown error'}`); } return response; },
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components/apiverve/actions/street-address-parser/street-address-parser.mjs
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🔇 Additional comments (12)
components/apiverve/actions/number-to-words/number-to-words.mjs (1)
1-29: Clean implementation of the Number to Words actionThe action is well-structured and follows the appropriate Pipedream patterns for integrating with the APIVerve service. The module correctly imports the app, defines the necessary properties, and implements the run method to handle the API interaction.
components/apiverve/package.json (2)
3-3: Appropriate version bump for new featuresThe version update from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 correctly follows semantic versioning principles for adding new features.
15-16: Proper dependency additionAdding the @pipedream/platform dependency is appropriate for the new functionality being introduced in the apiverve components.
components/apiverve/actions/moon-phases/moon-phases.mjs (1)
1-29: Well-structured Moon Phases action implementationThe implementation follows the consistent Pipedream action pattern and correctly interacts with the APIVerve service.
components/apiverve/actions/ip-blacklist-lookup/ip-blacklist-lookup.mjs (1)
1-29: Well-implemented IP Blacklist Lookup actionThe action follows the established pattern for Pipedream integrations and correctly interfaces with the APIVerve API.
components/apiverve/actions/dns-lookup/dns-lookup.mjs (1)
1-30: Well-structured action implementationThis is a clean implementation of a DNS lookup action that follows Pipedream's component structure. The component properly imports the apiverve app, defines necessary metadata, reuses the domain property from the app definition, and implements the run method with appropriate error handling.
A few notable strengths:
- Documentation link is included in the description
- Proper use of optional chaining for status check
- Useful summary message that includes the domain name
- Returns the complete response for maximum flexibility
components/apiverve/actions/routing-number-lookup/routing-number-lookup.mjs (1)
1-29: LGTM - Well-implemented routing number lookupThis action component follows Pipedream's best practices and properly implements the routing number lookup functionality. The component defines its own routing number property with appropriate type, label and description rather than referencing a shared property definition.
components/apiverve/actions/get-weather/get-weather.mjs (2)
11-21: Well-implemented dynamic propertiesThe component uses the
lookupTypeproperty withreloadProps: trueto dynamically update the UI, offering users a choice between city and zip code lookup methods. This is a good pattern for creating a more intuitive user experience.
22-42: Good implementation of dynamic propertiesThe
additionalPropsmethod correctly handles conditional rendering of properties based on the selected lookup type. This ensures users only see relevant input fields depending on their selection.components/apiverve/apiverve.app.mjs (3)
6-12: Well-defined domain propertyThe domain property definition includes a clear description that explains the expected format (no protocol, no subdomains). This level of detail helps users understand how to properly format their input.
14-29: Well-structured API request helperThe
_baseUrland_makeRequestmethods follow best practices for structuring API integrations:
- Base URL is defined in a separate method for easy updates
- API key is properly passed in headers
- Default
$context is provided- Method allows passing additional options
30-89: Comprehensive API method implementationsThe implementation includes methods for all available APIVerve endpoints. Each method follows a consistent pattern, making the code easy to maintain and extend. The endpoints cover a wide range of functionalities from weather data to phone number validation.
components/apiverve/actions/street-address-parser/street-address-parser.mjs
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