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  • New Features

    • Added new actions to interact with the DataForSEO API, allowing retrieval of business listings, keyword difficulty metrics, and ranked keywords.
    • Expanded integration options with enhanced configuration settings including location, target, categories, and keywords.
  • Chores

    • Upgraded the integration version and updated dependencies to ensure improved platform compatibility.

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This pull request adds multiple modules to integrate with the DataForSEO API. New action modules have been introduced to retrieve business listings, keyword difficulty metrics, and ranked keywords. These modules define unique keys, metadata, and relevant properties, along with asynchronous run methods that call the corresponding API endpoints. The main application component is also extended with additional property definitions and methods for constructing and executing API requests via axios, including a base URL, language code lookups, and location retrieval. Additionally, constants have been defined and the package version and dependencies have been updated.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/dataforseo/actions/.../get-business-listings.mjs
components/dataforseo/actions/.../get-keyword-difficulty.mjs
components/dataforseo/actions/.../get-ranked-keywords.mjs
Added new action modules for DataForSEO API with unique keys and metadata. Each module defines properties and an async run method that invokes the corresponding API function through the main app instance.
components/dataforseo/common/constants.mjs Introduced a default export defining TARGET_TYPES as an array containing "site" and "page".
components/dataforseo/dataforseo.app.mjs Extended the app component with new property definitions and methods (including _makeRequest, getKeywordDifficulty, getBusinessListings, getRankedKeywords, etc.) to support structured API requests and responses.
components/dataforseo/package.json Updated the version from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 and added a dependency on @pipedream/platform with version constraint ^3.0.3.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as Client
    participant Action as Action Module
    participant App as DataForSEO App
    participant API as DataForSEO API

    Client->>Action: Invoke run() with parameters
    Action->>App: Call specific API method (e.g., getBusinessListings)
    App->>API: Execute _makeRequest via axios
    API-->>App: Return API response
    App-->>Action: Provide response data and summary
    Action-->>Client: Return full API response
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🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
components/dataforseo/dataforseo.app.mjs (2)

7-21: Rename misleading variable for clarity.
Within the locationCode prop's async options(), the variable languageCodes actually refers to location information. Consider renaming it to locations or similar for clarity and maintainability.

- const languageCodes = response.tasks[0].result;
- return languageCodes.map(({
+ const locations = response.tasks[0].result;
+ return locations.map(({

94-108: Consider adding error handling for API failures.
The _makeRequest method lacks explicit handling for failed or invalid API responses. You might wrap this in try/catch or check the response.status to handle errors gracefully and provide clearer feedback to end users.

components/dataforseo/actions/get-ranked-keywords/get-ranked-keywords.mjs (1)

30-43: Add error handling for unexpected responses.
If the API returns an unexpected structure or an error, the code could break when accessing response.tasks[0].status_message. Consider verifying array bounds and status codes for robustness.

components/dataforseo/actions/get-keyword-difficulty/get-keyword-difficulty.mjs (1)

30-43: Consider chunking large keyword sets.
Since the maximum number of keywords is 1000, you might chunk or validate the input if a user inadvertently provides more than the allowed limit.

components/dataforseo/actions/get-business-listings/get-business-listings.mjs (2)

3-8: LGTM! Consider adding input/output examples in the documentation.

The module metadata is well-defined with a clear key, name, description, and version. The documentation link is helpful.

Consider enhancing the documentation by adding example input parameters and expected output format to help users understand the API better.


48-64: Consider adding input validation and error handling.

The run method implementation is clean and follows a good pattern. However, there are a few areas for improvement:

  1. Input validation before making the API call
  2. Error handling for failed API responses
  3. More descriptive success message that includes the number of listings retrieved

Here's a suggested improvement:

 async run({ $ }) {
+  // Validate required inputs
+  if (!this.locationCoordinate) {
+    throw new Error("Location coordinate is required");
+  }
+
+  try {
     const response = await this.app.getBusinessListings({
       $,
       data: [
         {
           location_coordinate: this.locationCoordinate,
           categories: this.categories,
           description: this.description,
           title: this.title,
           is_claimed: this.isClaimed,
           limit: this.limit,
         },
       ],
     });
-    $.export("$summary", `Successfully sent the request. Status: ${response.tasks[0].status_message}`);
+    const task = response.tasks[0];
+    if (task.status_code !== 20000) {
+      throw new Error(`API request failed: ${task.status_message}`);
+    }
+    const count = task.result?.[0]?.items?.length ?? 0;
+    $.export("$summary", `Successfully retrieved ${count} business listings. Status: ${task.status_message}`);
     return response;
+  } catch (error) {
+    throw new Error(`Failed to get business listings: ${error.message}`);
+  }
 },
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components/dataforseo/dataforseo.app.mjs (3)

1-3: Imports look correct and align with Pipedream standards.


109-129: Methods appear well-structured and consistent.
No issues found. The design pattern for posting data to each endpoint is correct and consistent with the DataForSEO documentation.


136-140: Optional check for empty results.
When invoking this.getLocations(), consider verifying that tasks exist in the response. This helps avoid potential runtime errors if the response fails or is missing expected fields.

components/dataforseo/actions/get-ranked-keywords/get-ranked-keywords.mjs (1)

3-29: Properties are aligned with the app’s prop definitions.
All references to locationCode, targetType, and target are consistent with the core app.

components/dataforseo/actions/get-keyword-difficulty/get-keyword-difficulty.mjs (1)

3-29: Property definitions match the main app.
They correctly mirror languageCode, locationCode, and keywords.

components/dataforseo/actions/get-business-listings/get-business-listings.mjs (1)

9-47: Verify prop definitions in the app module.

The props are well-structured and utilize the app module's propDefinitions. However, we should verify that these propDefinitions are properly defined in the app module.

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Verification of prop definitions in the app module confirmed.

The grep output shows that every prop definition referenced in components/dataforseo/actions/get-business-listings/get-business-listings.mjs—namely locationCoordinate, categories, title, description, isClaimed, and limit—is properly defined in the components/dataforseo/dataforseo.app.mjs file.

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components/dataforseo/package.json (2)

3-3: Verify if version bump is appropriate.

The version has been bumped from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0. Since this appears to be adding new features without breaking changes, this follows semantic versioning correctly.


15-17: Verify platform dependency version.

The addition of @pipedream/platform dependency looks good, but let's verify if this is the latest compatible version.

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  • The npm registry confirms that the latest version of @pipedream/platform is 3.0.3.
  • The dependency in components/dataforseo/package.json specifying "@pipedream/platform": "^3.0.3" correctly aligns with the latest version.
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Hi @lcaresia lgtm! Ready for QA!

@vunguyenhung vunguyenhung merged commit 65ce00c into master Feb 5, 2025
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