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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new “Get Gender From Name” action allowing users to determine gender likelihood by entering a name.
    • Enhanced the gender prediction integration with improved name input and streamlined communication with an external API for accurate results.
    • Added a new method for retrieving gender information based on the input name.
  • Chores

    • Updated version number to 0.1.0 and added necessary dependencies in the package configuration.

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This pull request introduces a new action module that determines the gender probability of a name. The new action asynchronously calls the getGenderFromName method from the app module to fetch gender information via an external API. Additionally, the app module now includes a new property for the name and supporting methods to build and send API requests. The component's package configuration is updated with a new dependency.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/genderize/.../get-gender-from-name.mjs Added a new asynchronous action "Get Gender From Name" that calls getGenderFromName from the app, processes the response, and exports a summary message.
components/genderize/genderize.app.mjs Introduced a new name property and methods (_baseUrl, _makeRequest, getGenderFromName) for API integration; removed the authKeys method.
components/genderize/package.json Added a dependency on @pipedream/platform (^3.0.3) and updated the version from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0.

Possibly related PRs

  • [Components] identitycheck #12173 #12273: The changes in the main PR are related to the addition of a new action that utilizes a function from the main application, similar to how the retrieved PR introduces an action that calls a method from its app, both involving asynchronous operations and prop definitions.

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components/genderize/package.json (3)

3-3: Version Update: "0.1.0" Confirmed
The version has been bumped to "0.1.0", which aligns with the intended release. Please ensure that any related documentation or changelog entries are updated accordingly.


14-14: PublishConfig Closure Update
The closure for the "publishConfig" object appears correctly formatted. This change doesn’t affect functionality but helps maintain consistency.


15-16: New Dependency Addition
A new dependency on @pipedream/platform with the constraint "^3.0.3" has been introduced. Please verify that this version is compatible with the overall system and that it resolves any potential conflicts with other components.


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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
components/genderize/actions/get-gender-from-name/get-gender-from-name.mjs (1)

25-25: Improve summary message

The success message doesn't account for cases where gender might be null (e.g., when the name isn't found in the database).

- $.export("$summary", `Successfully sent the request. Result: ${response.gender}`);
+ $.export("$summary", `Successfully analyzed name "${this.name}". ${response.gender ? `Gender: ${response.gender} (Probability: ${response.probability})` : "Gender could not be determined"}`);
components/genderize/genderize.app.mjs (3)

17-31: _makeRequest method needs API key validation

The _makeRequest method is well-structured, but it should validate the API key before making the request.

async _makeRequest(opts = {}) {
  const {
    $ = this,
    params,
    ...otherOpts
  } = opts;
+  
+  if (!this.$auth.api_key) {
+    throw new Error("API key is required for Genderize API requests");
+  }
  
  return axios($, {
    ...otherOpts,
    url: this._baseUrl(),
    params: {
      api_key: `${this.$auth.api_key}`,
      ...params,
    },
  });
},

32-36: getGenderFromName method should validate input

The method could benefit from validating the name parameter before making the request.

async getGenderFromName(args = {}) {
+  const { params = {} } = args;
+  
+  if (!params.name || params.name.trim() === '') {
+    throw new Error("A valid name parameter is required");
+  }
+  
  return this._makeRequest({
    ...args,
  });
},

1-36: Consider adding rate limiting protection

The Genderize API may have rate limits. Consider implementing a mechanism to handle rate limiting responses.

You could add a retry mechanism for rate limiting errors (HTTP 429) or expose rate limit information to users by checking response headers and extending the returned response object with rate limit details.

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components/genderize/package.json (1)

14-16: Dependency structure looks good

The addition of @pipedream/platform dependency is properly structured and uses an appropriate version constraint. This dependency is required for the axios import used in the app.mjs file.

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

1-1: Import from platform package looks good

Correctly importing axios from the @pipedream/platform package.


6-12: Property definition is clear and concise

The name property is well-defined with appropriate type, label, and description.


14-16: Base URL method is appropriately implemented

Good practice to have a separate method for the base URL.

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LGTM!

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Package.json needs to be updated though, as per the automated check

@GTFalcao GTFalcao dismissed their stale review March 25, 2025 13:23

Package.json needs to be updated

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/approve

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The automated check is still failing as I pointed out on a previous comment

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/approve

@GTFalcao GTFalcao merged commit 3a4becc into master Mar 27, 2025
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