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New Components - openperplex #13856

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@michelle0927 michelle0927 commented Sep 5, 2024

Resolves #13849

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  • New Features

    • Introduced actions for obtaining website screenshots, querying content from URLs, and performing simple searches using the Openperplex API.
    • Added constants for answer types, countries, and languages to enhance user configuration options.
    • Expanded application capabilities with new properties for contextual queries and streamlined API request handling.
  • Updates

    • Incremented package version to 0.1.0 and added dependencies for improved functionality.

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The recent updates to the Openperplex components introduce new actions for obtaining website screenshots, querying content from URLs, and performing simple searches. Additionally, constants for answer types, countries, and languages have been established. The application structure has been enhanced with new properties and methods, improving its overall functionality and interaction with the Openperplex API.

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Files Change Summary
components/openperplex/actions/get-website-screenshot/get-website-screenshot.mjs
components/openperplex/actions/query-from-url/query-from-url.mjs
components/openperplex/actions/simple-search/simple-search.mjs
Introduced new action files for obtaining website screenshots, querying from URLs, and performing simple searches. Each file exports an object with metadata and a run method for API interaction.
components/openperplex/common/constants.mjs New module exporting constants for answer types, countries, and languages to standardize selections across the application.
components/openperplex/openperplex.app.mjs Expanded propDefinitions and added new methods for API requests, enhancing overall application structure and functionality.
components/openperplex/package.json Updated version number to 0.1.0 and added dependencies for compatibility with the specified platform version.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Openperplex
    participant API

    User->>Openperplex: Request website screenshot
    Openperplex->>API: Call getWebsiteScreenshot(url)
    API-->>Openperplex: Return screenshot response
    Openperplex-->>User: Provide screenshot

    User->>Openperplex: Query content from URL
    Openperplex->>API: Call queryFromUrl(url, query)
    API-->>Openperplex: Return query response
    Openperplex-->>User: Provide query results

    User->>Openperplex: Perform simple search
    Openperplex->>API: Call simpleSearch(query, location)
    API-->>Openperplex: Return search results
    Openperplex-->>User: Provide search results
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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Enhance Openperplex functionality (#[13849])
Introduce new actions for API interactions (#[13849])
Standardize constants for countries and languages (#[13849])

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🐰 In the meadow, bright and wide,
New actions hop with joyful pride.
Screenshots, queries, searches too,
Openperplex brings wonders new!
With constants set, we leap and play,
A brighter path, hip-hip-hooray! 🌼


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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
components/openperplex/package.json (1)

14-16: Update PR Description to Include publishConfig Changes

The publishConfig settings in the package.json file have been modified to "access": "public", ensuring the package is publicly accessible. This important change is not mentioned in the PR description and should be included to clarify its intent and ensure alignment with the project's distribution strategy. Please update the PR description accordingly.

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Check publishConfig Settings

The publishConfig has been modified to ensure the package is publicly accessible. This change is crucial for the distribution of the package and should be explicitly mentioned in the PR description to clarify its intent and ensure it aligns with the project's distribution strategy.

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grep -i "publishConfig" <<< "The PR does not provide additional details beyond the resolution of the linked issue."

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# Test: Search for `publishConfig` in the `package.json` file.
echo "Checking for 'publishConfig' settings in package.json..."
grep -A 5 '"publishConfig"' components/openperplex/package.json

Length of output: 303

components/openperplex/actions/get-website-screenshot/get-website-screenshot.mjs (1)

1-1: Incorrect import path.

The import path ../../openperplex.app.mjs is incorrect. The correct path should be ../openperplex.app.mjs to properly reference the openperplex.app.mjs file located in the components/openperplex directory. Please update the import statement accordingly.

  • Incorrect path: ../../openperplex.app.mjs
  • Correct path: ../openperplex.app.mjs
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Ensure that the import path ../../openperplex.app.mjs correctly points to the intended module. This is crucial for the functionality of the component.

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Length of output: 67

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 82b37cc and d1a0b44.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)
  • pnpm-lock.yaml is excluded by !**/pnpm-lock.yaml
Files selected for processing (6)
  • components/openperplex/actions/get-website-screenshot/get-website-screenshot.mjs (1 hunks)
  • components/openperplex/actions/query-from-url/query-from-url.mjs (1 hunks)
  • components/openperplex/actions/simple-search/simple-search.mjs (1 hunks)
  • components/openperplex/common/constants.mjs (1 hunks)
  • components/openperplex/openperplex.app.mjs (1 hunks)
  • components/openperplex/package.json (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • components/openperplex/common/constants.mjs
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components/openperplex/package.json (2)

3-3: Version Update Approved

The update of the version number to 0.1.0 correctly indicates a minor release, which aligns with the introduction of new functionality as described in the PR. This change is consistent with semantic versioning best practices.


15-16: Dependency Addition Approved

The addition of @pipedream/platform with version ^3.0.1 as a dependency is a significant change. This ensures compatibility with the specified platform version, enhancing the package's functionality and interaction with the Pipedream ecosystem. It is important to verify that this dependency version aligns with the rest of the project's dependencies to avoid conflicts.

components/openperplex/actions/get-website-screenshot/get-website-screenshot.mjs (1)

3-16: Component definition is well-structured.

The component is well-defined with appropriate metadata and properties. Including a documentation link in the description enhances usability and aligns with the PR objectives.

components/openperplex/actions/query-from-url/query-from-url.mjs (2)

1-1: Review the import statement.

The import statement correctly imports the openperplex module from the relative path. Ensure that the path is correct and that the module provides the expected functionality.


3-48: Review the component definition.

The component is well-defined with clear properties and a descriptive action. The versioning and type are appropriately set. The properties are well-structured, using propDefinition to link to the openperplex module, which should ensure consistency and reusability of the definitions.

Properties:

  • The url property is correctly defined as a string with an appropriate label and description.
  • The query, responseLanguage, and answerType properties use propDefinition to inherit definitions from the openperplex module, which is a good practice for maintaining consistency.

Run function:

  • The asynchronous run function is well-implemented. It uses destructuring to access the properties and makes an API call using these properties.
  • The function handles the API response and exports a summary, which is a good practice for debugging and logging.

Documentation:

  • The link to the documentation in the description is a useful addition for users to get more detailed information about the functionality.

Overall, the file is well-organized and follows good coding practices. However, ensure that the openperplex module and its methods like queryFromUrl are correctly implemented and tested.

components/openperplex/actions/simple-search/simple-search.mjs (4)

1-1: Approved import statement.

The import of the openperplex module is correctly implemented.


3-56: Review of module export structure.

The module export is well-structured with clear properties and an asynchronous run function. Each property is defined with appropriate metadata and linked to the openperplex module, ensuring consistency and reusability.


10-40: Properties are well-defined and consistent.

The properties within the module are correctly defined with clear descriptions and appropriate optional settings. The use of propDefinition ensures consistency with the openperplex module, which is crucial for maintainability and usability.


42-55: Run function is correctly implemented.

The run function is well-implemented with proper asynchronous handling and parameter construction. The use of $.export to log a summary message is a good practice for debugging and provides useful feedback on the operation's success.

components/openperplex/openperplex.app.mjs (3)

1-2: Approved import statements.

The import statements for axios and constants are correctly implemented and necessary for the functionality of the module.


7-34: Review of propDefinitions.

The propDefinitions have been expanded to include query, location, responseLanguage, and answerType. Each property is well-defined with type, label, description, and options where applicable. This enhancement aligns with the PR objectives to provide more contextual information for queries.

  • Correctness: Each property is correctly typed and optional properties are marked as such.
  • Maintainability: Using constants for options (constants.COUNTRIES, constants.LANGUAGES, constants.ANSWER_TYPES) enhances maintainability and consistency.
  • Security: No security concerns are evident in this segment.

Overall, these changes are well-implemented and improve the application's functionality and user experience.


37-72: Review of methods _baseUrl, _headers, _makeRequest, simpleSearch, getWebsiteScreenshot, queryFromUrl.

These methods are central to the functionality of the openperplex app, handling API requests efficiently.

  • _baseUrl: Correctly returns a static endpoint. However, consider moving the URL to a configuration file or environment variable for better security and flexibility.
  • _headers: Properly includes necessary authentication headers. Ensure that api_key is securely handled elsewhere in the application.
  • _makeRequest: Centralizes request handling, which is good for maintainability. The use of spread syntax for args allows flexibility in making requests.
  • Public Methods: Each method (simpleSearch, getWebsiteScreenshot, queryFromUrl) correctly utilizes _makeRequest, demonstrating good reuse of code and reducing redundancy.

Suggestions:

  • Move the base URL to a configuration file or environment variable.
  • Ensure that all API keys and sensitive data are securely managed.

Consider verifying the security practices around API key management and the flexibility of the API endpoint configuration.

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