@ -42,7 +42,10 @@ client = Client(token="$TOKEN")
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# - OR -
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# Create a new client with your token parsed from the environment variable:
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# `KITTYCAD_API_TOKEN`.
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# `KITTYCAD_API_TOKEN` or `ZOO_API_TOKEN`.
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# Optionally, you can pass in `ZOO_HOST` to specify the host. But this only
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# needs to be done if you are using a different host than the default,
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# which implies you are running your own instance of the API.
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from kittycad.client import ClientFromEnv
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client = ClientFromEnv()
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@ -50,7 +53,7 @@ client = ClientFromEnv()
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# NOTE: The python library additionally implements asyncio, however all the code samples we
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# show below use the sync functions for ease of use and understanding.
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# Check out the library docs at:
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# https://python.api.docs.kittycad.io/_autosummary/kittycad.api.html#module-kittycad.api
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# https://python.api.docs.zoo.dev/_autosummary/kittycad.api.html#module-kittycad.api
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# for more details.""",
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"install": "pip install kittycad",
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}
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@ -757,7 +760,7 @@ async def test_"""
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# Add our example to our json output.
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data["paths"][name][method]["x-python"] = {
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"example": cleaned_example.replace("def test_", "def example_"),
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"libDocsLink": "https://python.api.docs.kittycad.io/_autosummary/kittycad.api."
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"libDocsLink": "https://python.api.docs.zoo.dev/_autosummary/kittycad.api."
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+ tag_name
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+ "."
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+ fn_name
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