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New Components - nioleads #13934

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Resolves #13894.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced functionality to find business email addresses using a person's name and company domain.
    • Added an email verification feature to check the deliverability of email addresses.
    • Implemented a new source component that emits events when new contacts are added, ensuring users receive timely updates.
  • Version Update

    • Updated the application version to 0.1.0, reflecting new features and improvements.
  • Dependencies

    • Added a dependency on @pipedream/platform to enhance functionality.

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The changes introduce new functionalities to the NioLeads application, including actions for finding and verifying email addresses, as well as a source for emitting events when new contacts are added. The modifications enhance API interactions by implementing methods for retrieving contacts and verifying email deliverability, alongside updates to the package configuration.

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Files Change Summary
components/nioleads/actions/find-email/find-email.mjs Introduced an action to find business email addresses based on a person's name and company domain.
components/nioleads/actions/verify-email/verify-email.mjs Added an action for verifying the deliverability of email addresses using the Nioleads API.
components/nioleads/nioleads.app.mjs Implemented methods for listing contacts, verifying emails, and finding emails, along with private methods for API request handling.
components/nioleads/package.json Updated version number from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 and added a dependency on @pipedream/platform.
components/nioleads/sources/new-contact-added/new-contact-added.mjs Created a source that emits events for new contacts added, including methods for processing and filtering these events.
components/nioleads/sources/new-contact-added/test-event.mjs Defined a test event object representing a contact's details for use in the system.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Emit new event when a new contact data is found (Issue #13894)
Checks the deliverability of a specified email address (Issue #13894)
Locates a business email address using a name and website domain (Issue #13894)

Possibly related PRs

  • New Components - krispcall #13867: Introduces a new action for finding emails, which is related to the verify-email.mjs action that also deals with email functionalities within the NioLeads application.
  • Gmail usability pt.2 #13868: The addition of email-related functionalities connects with the find-email.mjs action in the Gmail integration, focusing on retrieving email information.
  • Toggl Client & Project Creation #13884: The main PR's focus on email functionalities aligns with the create-client and create-project actions, which may involve managing contacts and projects that could include email interactions.
  • New Components - jigsawstack #13929: The introduction of email functionalities is related to the lookup-cnam action, which also deals with phone number lookups, indicating a broader communication context.
  • New Components - firefish #13948: The main PR's focus on email management is related to the unsubscribe-email action, which directly deals with email subscriptions.

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  • michelle0927

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A rabbit hops, dispelling gloom.
With a flick of ears, new contacts found,
Verifying emails, joy abounds!
NioLeads shines, a tool so bright,
Helping us connect, day and night! 🌼


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components/nioleads/nioleads.app.mjs (5)

1-1: LGTM!

The import statement for the axios library is correct and follows the proper syntax. Using axios from the @pipedream/platform package is a good choice for making HTTP requests in a Pipedream app.


8-10: LGTM!

Defining a separate _baseUrl() method to centralize the base URL for the NioLeads API is a good practice. It improves maintainability and makes it easier to update the URL if needed. The method name also follows the convention of prefixing private methods with an underscore.


11-26: LGTM!

The _makeRequest(opts = {}) method is well-structured and follows good practices:

  • It takes an opts object as a parameter with a default value of an empty object, providing flexibility for customization.
  • Destructuring the opts object allows for clear separation of the path and other options, improving readability.
  • The axios library is used to make the HTTP request, which is a reliable choice.
  • The base URL is constructed by concatenating the result of this._baseUrl() with the provided path.
  • The authorization token is included in the headers using this.$auth.api_key, ensuring secure communication with the API.
  • The Content-Type and Accept headers are set to application/json, indicating that the request and response data will be in JSON format.

Overall, this method provides a clean and reusable way to make API requests.


27-32: LGTM!

The listContacts(opts = {}) method is implemented correctly:

  • The method name clearly indicates its purpose of retrieving a list of contacts.
  • It takes an optional opts object as a parameter, allowing for customization of the request.
  • The method internally calls this._makeRequest(), passing the /new_contacts path and spreading the opts object.
  • This approach leverages the centralized _makeRequest() method, ensuring consistent handling of API requests.

The method follows a clean and modular approach, making it easy to understand and maintain.


33-39: LGTM!

The verifyEmail(opts = {}) and findEmail(opts = {}) methods are implemented correctly:

  • The method names clearly indicate their respective purposes of verifying an email and finding an email.
  • Both methods take an optional opts object as a parameter, allowing for customization of the requests.
  • The methods internally call this._makeRequest(), passing the specific paths (/verify_email and /find_email) and setting the method to "POST".
  • The opts object is spread to include any additional options provided by the caller.
  • This approach leverages the centralized _makeRequest() method, ensuring consistent handling of API requests.
  • The POST method is used for these requests, indicating that data is being sent to the API for processing.

The methods follow a clean and modular approach, making them easy to understand and maintain.

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components/nioleads/actions/find-email/find-email.mjs (2)

9-21: Mark the name and domain props as required.

Since the findEmail API request requires both the name and domain parameters, these props should be marked as required in the component definition. This will ensure that the user provides the necessary information and help avoid runtime errors.

Add the required: true property to both props:

props: {
  nioleads,
  name: {
    type: "string",
    label: "Name",
    description: "Full name of the person",
+   required: true,
  },
  domain: {
    type: "string", 
    label: "Domain",
    description: "The company domain name. (e.g. `example.com`)",
+   required: true,
  },
},

1-1: Add typing for the nioleads app and the API response.

To improve the developer experience and catch potential type-related issues at compile time, consider adding typing for the nioleads app and the API response.

  1. Create a type definition for the nioleads app that includes the findEmail method with its parameter and return types.

  2. Create an interface for the API response that includes the email property and any other properties that the response may contain.

Here's an example of how you can add typing:

+ interface NioleadsApp {
+   findEmail(params: {
+     $: any;
+     data: {
+       name: string;
+       domain: string;
+     };
+   }): Promise<FindEmailResponse>;
+ }
+ 
+ interface FindEmailResponse {
+   email?: string;
+   // Add other properties that the response may contain
+ }
+ 
- import nioleads from "../../nioleads.app.mjs";
+ import nioleads from "../../nioleads.app.mjs" as NioleadsApp;

// ...

async run({ $ }) {
  try {
-   const response = await this.nioleads.findEmail({
+   const response: FindEmailResponse = await this.nioleads.findEmail({
      $,
      data: {
        name: this.name,
        domain: this.domain,
      },
    });
    if (response?.email) {
      $.export("$summary", `Found email: ${response.email}`);
    } else {
      $.export("$summary", "No email found for the provided name and domain");
    }
    return response;
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Error finding email:", error);
    return {
      error: "An error occurred while finding the email",
    };
  }
},

Also applies to: 23-23, 30-30

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components/nioleads/package.json (2)

3-3: Version update looks good!

The version increment from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 follows semantic versioning principles, suggesting the addition of new backward-compatible functionality. This aligns with the expected changes for introducing enhancements or new features without breaking changes.


14-18: Verify the impact of the new dependency.

The addition of the dependencies section and the @pipedream/platform dependency is a valid change. The version constraint ^3.0.1 ensures compatibility with the latest patch version of the package, allowing for bug fixes and improvements.

To ensure the new dependency does not introduce any unintended side effects or integration issues, please verify the following:

  1. Confirm that the functionality provided by the @pipedream/platform package is being utilized correctly within the component.
  2. Test the component thoroughly to ensure that the integration with the @pipedream/platform package does not introduce any errors or unexpected behavior.
  3. Review the documentation and release notes of the @pipedream/platform package to understand any potential impact on the component's functionality or compatibility with other parts of the system.

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Dependency Usage Verified

The @pipedream/platform package is actively used across multiple components in the codebase, specifically for managing polling intervals. The addition of this dependency in the package.json file is consistent with its usage and does not introduce any integration issues. The following files utilize this package:

  • components/uservoice/sources/new-nps-ratings/new-nps-ratings.js
  • components/stack_exchange/sources/new-question-for-keywords/new-question-for-keywords.js
  • components/stack_exchange/sources/new-answers-for-questions/new-answers-for-questions.js
  • components/stack_exchange/sources/new-answers-from-users/new-answers-from-users.js
  • components/here/sources/weather-for-zip/weather-for-zip.js
  • components/hacker_news/sources/new-stories-by-keyword/new-stories-by-keyword.js
  • components/hacker_news/sources/new-comments-by-keyword/new-comments-by-keyword.js
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components/nioleads/sources/new-contact-added/test-event.mjs (1)

1-20: The test event object looks good!

The structure and properties of the test event object align well with the requirements for the new-contact source outlined in the PR objectives. It includes the required 'Email' property and optional 'First Name' and 'Last Name' properties.

The inclusion of additional properties beyond the required and optional ones is beneficial for representing a more comprehensive, real-world contact object. This allows for more thorough testing of the source with a realistic dataset.

Also, the redaction of sensitive information in the 'name' and 'email' properties is a good practice for maintaining data privacy in test fixtures.

components/nioleads/actions/verify-email/verify-email.mjs (4)

1-2: LGTM!

The import statement is correctly written and the relative import path is valid, assuming the nioleads.app.mjs file exists at the specified location.


3-16: LGTM!

The component metadata is correctly defined, including the key, name, description, version, type, and props. The email prop has the correct type and includes a label and description. The description also includes a link to the relevant documentation, which is helpful for users.


17-26: LGTM!

The run method is correctly defined as an async function. It makes the API call to the verifyEmail method of the nioleads object, passing the email prop as data. The summary is correctly exported using the $.export method, and the response from the API call is correctly returned.


27-27: LGTM!

The export statement is correctly written.

components/nioleads/nioleads.app.mjs (5)

8-10: LGTM!

The _baseUrl method is a good addition that centralizes the base URL for API requests, improving maintainability.


11-28: Great work!

The _makeRequest method is a valuable addition that streamlines the process of making API calls and ensures that the authorization token is included in the headers for each request. This not only enhances security and compliance with API requirements but also simplifies the code and makes it easier to extend functionality in the future.


29-34: LGTM!

The listContacts method is a useful addition that provides a convenient way to retrieve new contacts from the NioLeads API by utilizing the _makeRequest method.


35-41: LGTM!

The verifyEmail method is a useful addition that provides a convenient way to verify an email address by utilizing the _makeRequest method to perform a POST request to the NioLeads API.


42-48: LGTM!

The findEmail method is a useful addition that provides a convenient way to find an email address by utilizing the _makeRequest method to perform a POST request to the NioLeads API.

components/nioleads/sources/new-contact-added/new-contact-added.mjs (1)

1-63: Solid implementation! Consider pagination, JSDoc, and API usage verification.

The source component is well-structured and follows best practices. It correctly fetches new contacts from NioLeads, maintains state using the DB, and emits events for each new contact. The code is readable and includes a sample emit for testing.

Suggestions:

  1. Consider adding pagination support to handle large contact lists efficiently. You can use the page and limit parameters in the listContacts API method to implement pagination.

  2. Add more detailed JSDoc comments to document the purpose, parameters, and return values of each function. This will improve the maintainability and readability of the code.

/**
 * Retrieves the ID of the last processed contact from the DB.
 *
 * @returns {number} The ID of the last processed contact, or 0 if not set.
 */
_getLastId() {
  return this.db.get("lastId") || 0;
}

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@michelle0927 michelle0927 merged commit 5661fe2 into master Sep 23, 2024
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