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feat(api.json): add new APIs across multiple categories #440

Closed PraisejahOsumgbaBenson closed 1 month ago

PraisejahOsumgbaBenson commented 2 months ago

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PraisejahOsumgbaBenson commented 2 months ago

All checks were passed and the guidelines were followed

Bashamega commented 2 months ago

All checks were passed and the guidelines were followed

I accidentally added an old API. Can you remove it?

annuk123 commented 2 months ago

All checks were passed and the guidelines were followed

ooh, but in my local system, broad

All checks were passed and the guidelines were followed

ooh, but in my local system, bored API showing an error

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The changes introduce two new entries into the src/db/api.json file, expanding the available APIs related to demographic data. The new APIs are the "Genderize API" and the "Nationalize API," each with unique identifiers and associated links.

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File Change Summary
src/db/api.json Added two new API entries: "Genderize API" (ID: 46, link: https://genderize.io/) and "Nationalize API" (ID: 47, link: https://nationalize.io/), both categorized under "Demographics".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    User->>API: Request Genderize API
    API-->>User: Response with gender data
    User->>API: Request Nationalize API
    API-->>User: Response with nationality data

🐇 In the meadow, new APIs bloom,
Genderize and Nationalize, dispelling the gloom.
With links to explore, oh what a delight,
Demographics at hand, making data bright!
Hop along, dear friend, let’s gather and share,
With knowledge and fun, we’ll spread it everywhere! 🌼

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🔇 Additional comments (4)
src/db/api.json (4) `272-277`: **LGTM: Structure and formatting are consistent** The new API entries maintain the established structure and formatting conventions. Also applies to: 278-282 --- `271-282`: **LGTM: Consistent with existing entries** The new APIs: 1. Follow the same provider pattern as the existing Agify API 2. Maintain proper ID sequencing 3. Use consistent categorization under "Demographics" --- `274-276`: **Verify API endpoints and documentation** Let's verify that these APIs are active and properly documented. Also applies to: 280-282
✅ Verification successful **APIs are active and responding correctly** Both Genderize.io and Nationalize.io APIs are accessible and returning HTTP 200 status codes, confirming they are operational. The categorization under "Demographics" is appropriate as both APIs provide demographic-related information (gender and nationality predictions).
🏁 Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the API endpoints are accessible and return valid responses # Test Genderize API echo "Testing Genderize API..." curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://api.genderize.io/?name=peter # Test Nationalize API echo "Testing Nationalize API..." curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://api.nationalize.io/?name=peter ``` Length of output: 290
--- `271-282`: **Investigate reported issues from PR comments** Two issues were mentioned in the PR comments: 1. An old API was accidentally included (reported by Bashamega) 2. An error with the "bored" API (reported by annuk123) Let's verify these concerns:

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