convilyn 1.1.1b1__tar.gz
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- convilyn-1.1.1b1/.gitignore +12 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/CHANGELOG.md +241 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/LICENSE +201 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/PKG-INFO +126 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/docs/QUICKSTART.md +380 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/docs/README.md +87 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/docs/STABILITY.md +85 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/01_convert_docx_to_pdf.py +30 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/02_async_convert.py +37 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/03_api_escape_hatch.py +41 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/04_convert_cli.sh +31 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/05_goals_doc_analyzer.py +58 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/06_goals_async_events.py +66 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/07_goals_cli.sh +50 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/08_workflows_marketplace.py +60 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/09_account_quota.py +75 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/README.md +33 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/examples/sample.txt +10 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/pyproject.toml +135 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/__init__.py +116 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/__init__.py +6 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/auth.py +141 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/http.py +644 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/loop_runner.py +75 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/resilience.py +185 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/throttle.py +175 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/urlpolicy.py +85 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_internal/ws.py +166 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/_version.py +14 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/__init__.py +15 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/_exit_codes.py +21 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/_output.py +159 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/account.py +174 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/api.py +279 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/convert.py +276 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/doctor.py +233 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/goals.py +638 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/cli/main.py +44 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/client.py +120 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/config.py +35 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/exceptions.py +251 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/py.typed +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/resources/__init__.py +29 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/resources/account.py +162 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/resources/convert.py +321 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/resources/files.py +287 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/resources/goals.py +513 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/resources/workflows.py +230 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/sync_client.py +106 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/src/convilyn/types.py +481 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/_fixtures/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/_fixtures/ws_fakes.py +93 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/contract/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/contract/test_public_surface.py +292 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/integration/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/integration/test_examples_syntax.py +140 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/packaging/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/packaging/test_py_typed_marker.py +36 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/packaging/test_version_changelog_sync.py +78 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_auth.py +109 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_auto_throttle_transport.py +204 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_http.py +246 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_loop_runner.py +94 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_resilience.py +244 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_throttle.py +178 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_urlpolicy.py +83 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/_internal/test_ws.py +483 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_account.py +160 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_api.py +274 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_cli_subprocess.py +61 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_convert.py +308 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_doctor.py +194 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_goals.py +974 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/cli/test_output.py +130 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/__init__.py +0 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/conftest.py +19 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/test_account.py +452 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/test_convert.py +339 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/test_files.py +435 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/test_goals.py +576 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/resources/test_workflows.py +346 -0
- convilyn-1.1.1b1/tests/unit/test_client.py +123 -0
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Format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/);
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## [1.1.1b1] — 2026-07-07
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## [1.1.0] — 2026-07-07
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- `files.upload` now speaks the backend's presigned-**POST** upload grant: when the presign response carries `fields`, the SDK multipart-POSTs (fields verbatim, file part last) instead of PUTting — the backend switched input uploads to a size-capped S3 POST policy (`content-length-range`) and a PUT against the POST URL fails with S3 403. A grant without `fields` still uses the legacy presigned-PUT path, so the SDK works against both backend generations.
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- The synchronous `Convilyn` client now runs every call — and the final `close()` — on **one private, long-lived event loop** instead of a fresh `asyncio.run` loop per call. Per-call loops orphaned pooled `httpx` connections, which touched their already-closed loop at interpreter teardown and crashed the CLI on Windows (`RuntimeError: Event loop is closed`). Calling a sync method after `close()` now raises a clear `RuntimeError`, and calling one from inside a running event loop still raises with guidance to use `AsyncConvilyn`.
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- A **failed** conversion job now surfaces `JobFailedError` even when the backend attaches a 0-byte placeholder result file. `ResultFile.size` was `Field(gt=0)`, so parsing a failed job whose `resultFiles[0].size == 0` raised a pydantic `ValidationError` instead — masking the real failure. The bound is now `ge=0`.
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- `convert.create` now sends the discriminated-union tag as snake_case `processor_type` (was camelCase `processorType`); the file-conversion `JobRequest` discriminator is `processor_type` per the contract (`processorType` is only the *response* field name), so the previous key made the backend reject every conversion with HTTP 400 `union_tag_not_found`. File conversions now succeed against the current backend.
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- The CLI `--json` output now escapes non-ASCII (`ensure_ascii=True`); a raw glyph in a payload (e.g. a `✓` from a job) previously crashed with `UnicodeEncodeError` on a non-UTF-8 console (Windows `cp950`).
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* [CHANGELOG.md](../CHANGELOG.md) — version history
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