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[Components] Easy Peasy AI: Added new action components #14190

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Resolves #14118

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  • New Features

    • Introduced AI-powered transcription creation, allowing users to generate transcriptions from audio files.
    • Added AI image generation capabilities with customizable parameters.
    • Launched a text generation feature with various templates and options, including tone and language selection.
    • Added a comprehensive list of content generation templates for enhanced user experience.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved API interaction methods for better handling of requests and responses.
  • Version Update

    • Updated package version to 0.1.0 with new dependencies.

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A set of new modules has been introduced in the Easy Peasy AI components, including functionalities for creating transcriptions, generating images, and generating text outputs. Each module defines specific actions with associated properties and methods to facilitate interaction with an AI service. Additionally, a new constant for templates has been added, and enhancements to the app's core functionalities include new methods for API interactions. The package version has also been updated to reflect these changes.

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File Path Change Summary
components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/create-transcription/... New module for creating transcriptions with properties like url, audioType, and methods for API calls.
components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/generate-image/... New module for generating images with properties like prompt, model, and methods for API calls.
components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/generate-text/... New module for generating text outputs with properties like preset, keywords, and methods for API calls.
components/easy_peasy_ai/common/constants.mjs Added a new constant TEMPLATES for various content generation templates.
components/easy_peasy_ai/easy_peasy_ai.app.mjs Enhanced app functionality with new methods for API interactions and added language property.
components/easy_peasy_ai/package.json Updated version to 0.1.0 and added dependency on @pipedream/platform.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Generate outputs for templates (#14118)
Generate an AI Image (#14118)
Generates an AI Transcription (#14118)

Possibly related PRs

  • [ACTION] [COHERE] Chat #12624: The generate-text module introduces a new action for generating text outputs, which may relate to the create-transcription module's focus on generating outputs based on audio input.
  • New Components - openperplex #13856: The create-check action in the Online Check Writer application may relate to the create-transcription module in terms of providing structured data handling and API interactions.
  • [Components] OnlineCheckWriter: New action components #14119: The actions for creating checks and managing payees in the Online Check Writer may share similarities with the structured approach of the create-transcription module in handling user inputs and API requests.

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Actionable comments posted: 12

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (8)
components/easy_peasy_ai/package.json (1)

15-17: Dependencies section looks good, consider using caret version range.

The addition of @pipedream/platform as a dependency is appropriate for a Pipedream component. Specifying an exact version ensures consistency across different environments.

Consider using the caret version range (^3.0.3) to allow for compatible updates:

  "dependencies": {
-   "@pipedream/platform": "3.0.3"
+   "@pipedream/platform": "^3.0.3"
  }

This allows for automatic updates to patch and minor versions, which typically include bug fixes and non-breaking new features.

components/easy_peasy_ai/common/constants.mjs (2)

1-85: Improve naming conventions and organization of templates

The TEMPLATES array provides a comprehensive list of content generation templates, which aligns well with the PR objectives. However, there are some inconsistencies in naming conventions and organization that could be improved:

  1. Inconsistent use of hyphens and spaces:

    • "custom-generator" vs "paragraph writer"
    • "blog-post" vs "blog post title"
  2. Inconsistent capitalization:

    • "AIDA-framework" vs "before-after-bridge-framework"
  3. Potential typos:

    • "reply-to-messsage" (extra 's')
  4. Similar templates that could be grouped:

    • Various LinkedIn-related templates
    • Multiple blog post-related templates

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Standardize naming conventions:

    • Use hyphens consistently: "paragraph-writer", "blog-post-title"
    • Use lowercase for all template names
  2. Fix typos:

    • "reply-to-message"
  3. Group similar templates:

    • Consider using a nested structure or prefixes for related templates, e.g.:
      const TEMPLATES = {
        linkedin: ["bio-generator", "recommendation-generator", "headline-generator"],
        blogPost: ["title", "outline", "intro", "conclusion"],
        // ... other groupings
      };

These changes would improve readability, maintainability, and make it easier for developers to find and use related templates.


1-89: Approve overall structure with a suggestion for documentation

The overall structure and purpose of this constants file are appropriate and align well with the PR objectives. It provides a centralized location for defining templates used in the Easy Peasy AI components, which is a good practice for maintainability and consistency.

To further improve the file, consider adding a brief comment at the top explaining the purpose of these templates and how they relate to the Easy Peasy AI API actions (generate-text, generate-image, create-transcription). This would provide valuable context for developers who might work with this file in the future.

Example:

/**
 * Constants for Easy Peasy AI components.
 * 
 * This file contains template names used primarily with the 'generate-text' action
 * of the Easy Peasy AI API. These templates cover a wide range of content generation
 * tasks and can be used to customize the output of the AI.
 */

const TEMPLATES = [
  // ... (existing array contents)
];

export default TEMPLATES;

This addition would enhance the file's self-documentation and make it easier for other developers to understand its role in the larger system.

components/easy_peasy_ai/easy_peasy_ai.app.mjs (1)

7-12: Consider providing predefined options for the "Language" prop

Providing predefined options or a dropdown list of supported languages can enhance the user experience and prevent invalid inputs. If the API supports a specific set of languages, consider using the options property to specify them.

components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/create-transcription/create-transcription.mjs (1)

10-46: Maintain consistent formatting and ordering of props

For better readability, consider grouping similar props together and maintaining consistent formatting. Typically, required props are listed first, followed by optional ones.

components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/generate-image/generate-image.mjs (1)

44-49: Ensure boolean properties default to a defined value

The useHD property is optional but might benefit from a default value to prevent unintended behavior when undefined. Explicitly setting a default can improve code reliability.

You can set a default value as follows:

 useHD: {
   type: "boolean",
   label: "Use HD",
   description: "Use high-definition image generation?",
   optional: true,
+  default: false,
 },
components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/generate-text/generate-text.mjs (2)

47-52: Set a default value for the outputs property

The outputs property is optional but does not have a default value. To ensure consistent behavior when users don't provide this value, consider setting a default value, such as 1.

You can add the default property:

outputs: {
  type: "integer",
  label: "Outputs",
  description: "The number of outputs to generate. Eg. `1`.",
  optional: true,
+ default: 1,
},

59-64: Clarify the description for the shouldUseGPT4 property

The current description can be more concise. Consider rephrasing it to clearly convey the purpose of this property.

Suggested change:

description: "Use advanced AI model? Use the GPT-4 model for generating content.",
+ description: "Whether to use the GPT-4 model for generating content.",
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components/easy_peasy_ai/package.json (2)

3-3: Version update looks good.

The version bump from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 is appropriate for adding new features (action components) without introducing breaking changes. This aligns well with the PR objectives.


Line range hint 1-18: Overall package.json changes align well with PR objectives.

The updates to the package.json file, including the version bump and the addition of the @pipedream/platform dependency, are appropriate for introducing the new Easy Peasy AI action components. These changes provide the necessary framework for implementing the generate-text, generate-image, and create-transcription actions as outlined in the PR objectives.

To ensure all necessary dependencies are included for the new components, let's verify the imports in the component files:

This will help us confirm that all required dependencies are properly declared in the package.json file.

components/easy_peasy_ai/easy_peasy_ai.app.mjs (2)

35-39: LGTM!

The post method correctly abstracts the POST request functionality, making it easier to perform POST requests with the API.


14-39: Verify that the removal of authKeys does not impact other parts of the codebase

Since the authKeys method has been removed, ensure that no other components or dependencies are relying on this method.

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Removal of authKeys Verified as Non-impactful

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components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/create-transcription/create-transcription.mjs (3)

3-81: LGTM

The new action module is well-structured and effectively implements the "Create Transcription" functionality.


49-54: Verify the API endpoint and parameters

Confirm that the API endpoint /transcriptions and the parameters sent match the API documentation. Ensure all required parameters are included and correctly named.

Run the following script to check for discrepancies in the API documentation:

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25-27: Confirm "propDefinition" for "language"

Ensure that the app has a language propDefinition that correctly provides the necessary type and label. This will address the missing properties in the language prop.

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To fully verify the "language" propDefinition, we need to examine the contents of the "easy_peasy_ai.app.mjs" file. Let's generate a script to view its contents.


Based on our investigation, we can confirm that the "language" propDefinition is correctly defined and implemented. The review comment has been successfully addressed.

Verification Complete: Language propDefinition Confirmed

The "language" propDefinition in the easy_peasy_ai.app.mjs file is properly defined with the following properties:

  • Type: string
  • Label: "Language"
  • Description: "The language of the generated content. Eg. English."
  • Optional: true

This definition is consistent with its usage in the create-transcription.mjs file, where the description is slightly modified to be more specific to audio transcription. The implementation appears to be correct and complete.

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components/easy_peasy_ai/actions/generate-image/generate-image.mjs (2)

58-63: Verify the request structure in generateImage method

Ensure that the generateImage method constructs the API request correctly. Specifically, check whether the API expects the data payload within a specific property like body or data. Misalignment could result in failed API calls.

Review the this.app.post method implementation to confirm the correct structure. If necessary, adjust the method:

 return this.app.post({
   path: "/generate-image",
+  data: args.data,
   ...args,
 });

16-25: Verify that the specified models are supported by the API

Ensure that the model options provided ("DALL-E 3", "Stable Diffusion XL", "Stable Diffusion 3.0") are valid and supported by the Easy Peasy AI API. Using incorrect model names could lead to API errors or unexpected results.

To confirm the available models supported by the API, you can check the API documentation or run the following script:

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export default {
TEMPLATES,
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider simplifying the export statement

The current export statement is correct, but it might be unnecessarily verbose for a single constant. Since TEMPLATES is the only export from this file, you could simplify it to a default export of the array itself.

Consider replacing the current export with:

export default TEMPLATES;

This change would make imports slightly simpler in other files:

import TEMPLATES from './constants.mjs';

instead of:

import { TEMPLATES } from './constants.mjs';

This modification doesn't change the functionality but might make the code slightly more concise and easier to use.

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LGTM!

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