BatchBuilder

Struct BatchBuilder 

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pub struct BatchBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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A builder for creating and executing synchronous batch content generation requests.

This builder simplifies the process of constructing a batch request, allowing you to add multiple GenerateContentRequest items and then execute them as a single long-running operation.

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impl BatchBuilder

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pub fn with_name(self, name: String) -> Self

Sets the user-friendly display name for the batch request.

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pub fn with_requests(self, requests: Vec<GenerateContentRequest>) -> Self

Sets all requests for the batch operation, replacing any existing requests.

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pub fn with_request(self, request: GenerateContentRequest) -> Self

Adds a single GenerateContentRequest to the batch.

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pub fn build(self) -> BatchGenerateContentRequest

Constructs the final BatchGenerateContentRequest from the builder’s configuration.

This method consumes the builder.

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pub async fn execute(self) -> Result<BatchHandle, Error>

Submits the batch request to the Gemini API and returns a Batch handle.

This method consumes the builder and initiates the long-running batch operation.

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pub async fn execute_as_file(self) -> Result<BatchHandle, Error>

Executes the batch request by first uploading the requests as a JSON file.

This method is ideal for large batch jobs that might exceed inline request limits. It consumes the builder, serializes the requests to the JSON Lines format, uploads the content as a file, and then starts the batch operation using that file.

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