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Resolves #10940.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced new Geoapify actions for IP location lookup, route calculation, and address search.
    • Added enhanced configuration options, including customizable location types, formats, modes, route optimization, and measurement units for a tailored experience.
  • Chores
    • Updated the package version and dependencies to ensure improved compatibility and performance.

These updates empower users with expanded geolocation capabilities and greater control over request configurations, providing a more dynamic and efficient experience.

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This pull request introduces new modules that integrate with the Geoapify API. Three action modules have been added to perform IP geolocation, route calculation, and address search. Additionally, a constants module has been created to standardize several configuration arrays. The main Geoapify application has been updated with new properties and refactored methods for constructing and sending API requests. The package version was also bumped and a new dependency added.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/geoapify/actions/{get-ip-location, get-route, search-address}.mjs Added new action modules for retrieving geolocation by IP, calculating routes between coordinates, and searching addresses via the Geoapify API.
components/geoapify/common/constants.mjs Introduced constant arrays (LOCATION_TYPES, FORMATS, TRANSPORTATION_MODES, ROUTE_OPTIMIZATION_TYPES, UNITS) and exported them.
components/geoapify/geoapify.app.mjs Extended propDefinitions with new properties and refactored API methods by removing authKeys and adding _baseUrl, _makeRequest, geocodeAddress, calculateRoute, and geolocateIP.
components/geoapify/package.json Updated package 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
    participant Action as Geoapify Action
    participant App as Geoapify App
    participant API as Geoapify API

    Client->>Action: Trigger action (get-ip-location, get-route, search-address)
    Action->>App: Invoke corresponding method (geolocateIP, calculateRoute, geocodeAddress)
    App->>App: Build request using _baseUrl & _makeRequest
    App->>API: Send request to Geoapify API
    API-->>App: Return API response
    App-->>Action: Relay processed response
    Action-->>Client: Return summary message & data
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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
search-address: Retrieve geocoding information using the provided address ([#10940])
get-route: Calculate a route between two sets of coordinates ([#10940])
get-ip-location: Retrieve geographical coordinates for an IP address ([#10940]) The ipAddress property is defined but marked as optional instead of required.

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Actionable comments posted: 6

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
components/geoapify/common/constants.mjs (2)

1-9: Enhance type safety and documentation for location types

Consider converting the array to a frozen object with additional metadata.

-const LOCATION_TYPES = [
-  "country",
-  "state",
-  "city",
-  "postcode",
-  "street",
-  "amenity",
-  "locality",
-];
+/** @typedef {'country' | 'state' | 'city' | 'postcode' | 'street' | 'amenity' | 'locality'} LocationType */
+
+/** @type {Readonly<Record<LocationType, { label: string, description: string }>>} */
+const LOCATION_TYPES = Object.freeze({
+  country: { label: "Country", description: "Country level location" },
+  state: { label: "State", description: "State or province level location" },
+  city: { label: "City", description: "City level location" },
+  postcode: { label: "Postcode", description: "Postal code area" },
+  street: { label: "Street", description: "Street level location" },
+  amenity: { label: "Amenity", description: "Point of interest or amenity" },
+  locality: { label: "Locality", description: "General locality or area" },
+});

17-35: Consider grouping transportation modes by category

The transportation modes could be organized better for improved usability.

-const TRANSPORTATION_MODES = [
-  "drive",
-  "light_truck",
-  "medium_truck",
-  "truck",
-  "heavy_truck",
-  "truck_dangerous_goods",
-  "long_truck",
-  "bus",
-  "scooter",
-  "motorcycle",
-  "bicycle",
-  "mountain_bike",
-  "road_bike",
-  "walk",
-  "hike",
-  "transit",
-  "approximated_transit",
-];
+const TRANSPORTATION_MODES = Object.freeze({
+  MOTOR_VEHICLES: {
+    drive: { label: "Car", description: "Standard car transport" },
+    bus: { label: "Bus", description: "Public bus transport" },
+    motorcycle: { label: "Motorcycle", description: "Motorcycle transport" },
+    scooter: { label: "Scooter", description: "Scooter transport" },
+  },
+  TRUCKS: {
+    light_truck: { label: "Light Truck", description: "Light commercial vehicle" },
+    medium_truck: { label: "Medium Truck", description: "Medium-sized truck" },
+    heavy_truck: { label: "Heavy Truck", description: "Heavy goods vehicle" },
+    truck_dangerous_goods: { label: "Dangerous Goods Truck", description: "Hazmat transport" },
+    long_truck: { label: "Long Truck", description: "Extended length truck" },
+  },
+  BICYCLES: {
+    bicycle: { label: "Bicycle", description: "Standard bicycle" },
+    mountain_bike: { label: "Mountain Bike", description: "Off-road bicycle" },
+    road_bike: { label: "Road Bike", description: "Racing bicycle" },
+  },
+  PEDESTRIAN: {
+    walk: { label: "Walk", description: "Walking route" },
+    hike: { label: "Hike", description: "Hiking route" },
+  },
+  PUBLIC_TRANSIT: {
+    transit: { label: "Transit", description: "Public transportation" },
+    approximated_transit: { label: "Approximated Transit", description: "Estimated public transport" },
+  },
+});
components/geoapify/geoapify.app.mjs (2)

22-27: Consider making the mode prop optional.

The mode prop is currently required, but it might be better to make it optional with a default value to improve flexibility and backward compatibility.

Apply this diff to make the mode prop optional:

    mode: {
      type: "string",
      label: "Mode",
      description: "The mode of transportation",
      options: constants.TRANSPORTATION_MODES,
+     optional: true,
    },

62-79: Consider adding input validation and rate limiting.

The wrapper methods could benefit from:

  1. Input validation to catch errors early
  2. Rate limiting to prevent API quota exhaustion

Example implementation:

async geocodeAddress({ params, ...opts } = {}) {
  // Input validation
  if (!params?.text && !params?.lat && !params?.lon) {
    throw new Error("Either text or coordinates (lat/lon) must be provided");
  }

  // Simple rate limiting using a class property
  const now = Date.now();
  if (this._lastRequestTime && now - this._lastRequestTime < 100) { // 100ms between requests
    await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
  }
  this._lastRequestTime = now;

  return this._makeRequest({
    path: "/geocode/search",
    params,
    ...opts,
  });
}
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components/geoapify/geoapify.app.mjs (2)

1-2: LGTM!

The imports are correctly defined and match the dependencies.


44-61: LGTM! Well-structured utility methods.

The _baseUrl and _makeRequest methods are well-designed, providing a clean abstraction for API requests with consistent authentication.

components/geoapify/package.json (1)

3-17: LGTM! Version bump and dependency are appropriate.

  • Version bump to 0.1.0 correctly reflects the addition of new features.
  • The @pipedream/platform dependency is correctly pinned with ^3.0.3 to allow patch updates.

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Hi @michelle0927 lgtm! Ready for QA!

@michelle0927 michelle0927 merged commit ad37d81 into master Feb 11, 2025
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