microsoft-kiota-serialization-multipart

from microsoft_kiota_abstractions.serialization import ( register_default_deserializer, register_default_serializer, SerializationWriterFactoryRegistry, ParseNodeFactoryRegistry ) from microsoft_kiota_serialization_multipart import ( MultipartSerializationWriterFactory, MultipartParseNodeFactory ) # Initialize and register the multipart serialization and deserialization factories. # This makes them available to Kiota's internal machinery when # 'multipart/form-data' content type is encountered. mulipart_serializer_factory = MultipartSerializationWriterFactory() mulipart_parser_factory = MultipartParseNodeFactory() register_default_serializer(mulipart_serializer_factory) register_default_deserializer(mulipart_parser_factory) print("Microsoft Kiota Multipart Serialization and Deserialization factories registered.") # You can now retrieve them from the global registry (e.g., for custom HTTP client setups) # The Kiota generated clients typically handle this registration automatically. writer_factory = SerializationWriterFactoryRegistry.get_default_instance().get_serialization_writer_factory("multipart/form-data") parser_factory = ParseNodeFactoryRegistry.get_default_instance().get_parse_node_factory("multipart/form-data") if writer_factory and parser_factory: print("\nSuccessfully retrieved Multipart factories from the global registry:") print(f"- Serialization Writer Factory: {writer_factory}") print(f"- Parse Node Factory: {parser_factory}") print("\nThese factories enable Kiota clients to handle 'multipart/form-data' requests and responses.") else: print("\nError: Could not retrieve Multipart factories from the global registry.") # To perform actual serialization/deserialization, you would typically use a # Kiota-generated client or directly interact with the writer/parser with file streams # or form data.