POC request/response pattern - #1228
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This is a (very) incomplete POC of how we might introduce request/response pattern and have a much smaller sync/async footprint.
To test, find one of your own searches and replace the ID in the example before running.
In your IDE, you should get various completion and correct hints for the functions.
Discussion:
JSONthat makes it easy to declare a request data class that gets serialized and post/put to a urlResponsesuffix should work though it might be nice to separate requests + response types into separate modules, e.g. (with a flatter module layout than this POC)import planet.data.requests as data