smithy-core

# smithy-core is primarily a foundational library for code generation. # End-users typically interact with clients generated from Smithy models, # which then use smithy-core internally. # # To get started with a generated client, you would first define a Smithy model (e.g., main.smithy): # # # main.smithy # $version: "2.0" # namespace com.example # use aws.protocols#restJson1 # # service MyService { # operations: [SayHello] # } # # operation SayHello { # input: SayHelloInput, # output: SayHelloOutput # } # # structure SayHelloInput { # name: String # } # # structure SayHelloOutput { # message: String # } # # Then, use the Smithy CLI to build the Python client: # # # Assuming 'smithy-build.json' is configured for Python client generation # smithy build # # After generation, the client would be available in a build directory, # and you would install and import from that generated client, not directly from smithy-core. # # Example of using a *hypothetical generated client* (not direct smithy-core usage): # import asyncio # from generated_client import MyServiceServiceClient # # async def main(): # client = MyServiceServiceClient() # response = await client.say_hello(name='World') # print(response.message) # # if __name__ == '__main__': # asyncio.run(main())