from typing import Any, Dict, Optional, Union import httpx from ...client import Client from ...models.error import Error from ...models.text_to_cad_iteration import TextToCadIteration from ...models.text_to_cad_iteration_body import TextToCadIterationBody from ...types import Response def _get_kwargs( body: TextToCadIterationBody, *, client: Client, ) -> Dict[str, Any]: url = "{}/ml/text-to-cad/iteration".format( client.base_url, ) # noqa: E501 headers: Dict[str, Any] = client.get_headers() cookies: Dict[str, Any] = client.get_cookies() return { "url": url, "headers": headers, "cookies": cookies, "timeout": client.get_timeout(), "content": body.model_dump_json(), } def _parse_response( *, response: httpx.Response ) -> Optional[Union[TextToCadIteration, Error]]: if response.status_code == 201: response_201 = TextToCadIteration(**response.json()) return response_201 if response.status_code == 400: response_4XX = Error(**response.json()) return response_4XX if response.status_code == 500: response_5XX = Error(**response.json()) return response_5XX return Error(**response.json()) def _build_response( *, response: httpx.Response ) -> Response[Optional[Union[TextToCadIteration, Error]]]: return Response( status_code=response.status_code, content=response.content, headers=response.headers, parsed=_parse_response(response=response), ) def sync_detailed( body: TextToCadIterationBody, *, client: Client, ) -> Response[Optional[Union[TextToCadIteration, Error]]]: kwargs = _get_kwargs( body=body, client=client, ) response = httpx.post( verify=client.verify_ssl, **kwargs, ) return _build_response(response=response) def sync( body: TextToCadIterationBody, *, client: Client, ) -> Optional[Union[TextToCadIteration, Error]]: """Even if you give specific ranges to edit, the model might change more than just those in order to make the changes you requested without breaking the code. You always get the whole code back, even if you only changed a small part of it. This operation is performed asynchronously, the `id` of the operation will be returned. You can use the `id` returned from the request to get status information about the async operation from the `/async/operations/{id}` endpoint. This endpoint will soon be deprecated in favor of the `/ml/text-to-cad/multi-file/iteration` endpoint. In that the endpoint path will remain but it will have the same behavior as `ml/text-to-cad/multi-file/iteration`.""" # noqa: E501 return sync_detailed( body=body, client=client, ).parsed async def asyncio_detailed( body: TextToCadIterationBody, *, client: Client, ) -> Response[Optional[Union[TextToCadIteration, Error]]]: kwargs = _get_kwargs( body=body, client=client, ) async with httpx.AsyncClient(verify=client.verify_ssl) as _client: response = await _client.post(**kwargs) return _build_response(response=response) async def asyncio( body: TextToCadIterationBody, *, client: Client, ) -> Optional[Union[TextToCadIteration, Error]]: """Even if you give specific ranges to edit, the model might change more than just those in order to make the changes you requested without breaking the code. You always get the whole code back, even if you only changed a small part of it. This operation is performed asynchronously, the `id` of the operation will be returned. You can use the `id` returned from the request to get status information about the async operation from the `/async/operations/{id}` endpoint. This endpoint will soon be deprecated in favor of the `/ml/text-to-cad/multi-file/iteration` endpoint. In that the endpoint path will remain but it will have the same behavior as `ml/text-to-cad/multi-file/iteration`.""" # noqa: E501 return ( await asyncio_detailed( body=body, client=client, ) ).parsed