Benchling client, generated from the OpenAPI spec.
use benchling::BenchlingClient;
use benchling::model::*;
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
let client = BenchlingClient::from_env();
let response = client
.list_aa_sequences()
.page_size(1)
.next_token("your next token")
.sort("your sort")
.modified_at("your modified at")
.name("your name")
.name_includes("your name includes")
.amino_acids("your amino acids")
.folder_id("your folder id")
.mentioned_in("your mentioned in")
.project_id("your project id")
.registry_id("your registry id")
.schema_id("your schema id")
.schema_fields(SchemaFieldsQueryParam {})
.archive_reason("your archive reason")
.mentions("your mentions")
.ids("your ids")
.entity_registry_ids_any_of("your entity registry ids.any of")
.names_any_of("your names.any of")
.names_any_of_case_sensitive("your names.any of.case sensitive")
.creator_ids("your creator ids")
.author_ids_any_of("your author ids.any of")
.send()
.await
.unwrap();
println!("{:#?}", response);
}This example loads configuration from environment variables, specifically:
BENCHLING_BASIC_API_KEY_AUTH
Add this to your Cargo.toml:
[dependencies]
benchling = "0.1.0"You can see working examples of every API call in the examples/ directory.
Contributions are welcome!
Library created with Libninja.