New Components - rapid_url_indexer #14424
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several new modules to the Rapid URL Indexer, focusing on project management actions. It includes functionalities for downloading project reports, retrieving project statuses, and submitting projects. Each module defines an action with specific properties and methods, enhancing the application's capability to interact with project data via a structured API. Additionally, the Changes
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components/rapid_url_indexer/actions/get-project-status/get-project-status.mjs (2)
1-1: Consider adding error handling for module importAdd a try-catch block around the import or implement a module loading verification to gracefully handle cases where the rapidUrlIndexer module fails to load.
+try { import rapidUrlIndexer from "../../rapid_url_indexer.app.mjs"; +} catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to load Rapid URL Indexer module: ${error.message}`); +}
3-8: Enhance documentation with API usage detailsThe description includes the API documentation link, but it would be helpful to add information about:
- Rate limiting considerations
- Required API key configuration
- Expected response format
description: "Get the status of a specific project. [See the documentation]" + - "(https://rapidurlindexer.com/indexing-api/).", + "(https://rapidurlindexer.com/indexing-api/). Requires API key configuration. " + + "Rate limits apply based on your subscription plan. Returns project status details " + + "including indexing progress and results.",components/rapid_url_indexer/rapid_url_indexer.app.mjs (3)
14-16: Make the base URL configurable for flexibilityThe
_baseUrlmethod currently returns a hardcoded URL. To enhance flexibility and ease future maintenance, consider making the base URL configurable. This allows for quick updates if the API endpoint changes without modifying the code.
30-37: ValidateprojectIdbefore making requestsIn the
getProjectStatusmethod, consider validating theprojectIdto ensure it is not empty or malformed before initiating the API request. This can prevent unnecessary API calls and handle errors early.Apply this diff to add validation:
getProjectStatus({ projectId, ...opts }) { + if (!projectId || typeof projectId !== "string") { + throw new Error("A valid projectId must be provided"); + } return this._makeRequest({ path: `/projects/${projectId}`, ...opts, }); },
1-54: Enhance documentation with JSDoc commentsAdding JSDoc comments to your methods will improve code readability and maintainability. It helps other developers understand the purpose of each method, the expected inputs, and the outputs.
Example for the
getProjectStatusmethod:methods: { + /** + * Retrieves the status of a project. + * @param {Object} params + * @param {string} params.projectId - The identifier of the project. + * @returns {Promise} - The API response. + */ getProjectStatus({ projectId, ...opts }) { // method implementation
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- components/rapid_url_indexer/package.json (2 hunks)
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components/rapid_url_indexer/package.json (2)
15-17: LGTM! Verify @pipedream/platform usageThe addition of @pipedream/platform dependency is appropriate for implementing the new actions.
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@pipedream/platform dependency is correctly used across the component
The dependency is properly utilized:
- Main app file imports and uses
axiosfrom "@pipedream/platform" for API requests- All three actions (submit-project, get-project-status, download-project-report) correctly import and use the app module
- The implementation follows Pipedream's best practices for action components
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3-3: Verify changelog for version 0.1.0The version bump from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 is appropriate given the new features being added. However, ensure that the changes are documented in a changelog.
components/rapid_url_indexer/actions/get-project-status/get-project-status.mjs (1)
9-17: Add input validation for projectIdWhile the propDefinition handles basic type checking, consider adding additional validation to ensure the projectId meets the API's format requirements.
components/rapid_url_indexer/actions/download-project-report/download-project-report.mjs (2)
4-9: LGTM! Well-structured action metadataThe action metadata is properly defined with clear naming, documentation link, and appropriate version number for a new component.
24-38: Verify similar file operations across the codebaseLet's ensure consistent and secure file handling patterns across the component.
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File operations follow consistent patterns across the codebase
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download-project-report.mjsfollow the established patterns used throughout the codebase:
- The use of
/tmpdirectory for temporary file storage is a common pattern, used in numerous components (>100 files)- The synchronous
fs.writeFileSyncoperation is consistently used in similar download/export scenarios across multiple components- The file path construction using conditional logic (
includes("/tmp")) is aligned with other components' implementationsThe implementation is consistent with the codebase's established practices for handling temporary file operations, particularly in download/export scenarios.
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components/rapid_url_indexer/actions/submit-project/submit-project.mjs (1)
1-1: Verify the imported module exists.Let's ensure the imported module is available and properly exported.
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submitProjectmethod along with other necessary API integration methods. The implementation is consistent with the component's requirements for interacting with the Rapid URL Indexer service.🏁 Scripts executed
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components/rapid_url_indexer/rapid_url_indexer.app.mjs (1)
25-25: Verify secure handling of the API keyEnsure that the API key accessed via
this.$auth.api_keyis securely stored and managed. Proper handling of sensitive credentials is crucial to prevent unauthorized access.
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Resolves #14416
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These changes enhance user interaction with project data, providing streamlined access to project management features.