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- flowion-0.2.0/LICENSE-APACHE +202 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/LICENSE-MIT +21 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/PKG-INFO +293 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/README.md +271 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +36 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/__init__.py +56 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/_json.py +145 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/_operation.py +87 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/_wire.py +55 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/aiohttp_transport.py +96 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/client.py +330 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/clock.py +30 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/errors.py +158 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/generated/__init__.py +8 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/generated/api.py +3690 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/generated/contract.py +1085 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/generated/operations.py +6050 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/generated/types.py +23311 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/oauth.py +300 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/pagination.py +53 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/py.typed +0 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/rate_limit.py +45 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/retry.py +78 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/sse.py +159 -0
- flowion-0.2.0/src/flowion/transport.py +64 -0
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The Python client for the Flowion API.
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messages, not in `repr`, not in exceptions. The `flowion` logger emits DEBUG
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shared conformance scenarios that every Flowion SDK plays, and,
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for the grant, against a local server that plays the platform's side. Runs
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against production are checked by the maintainers for each release, not by the
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