Struct LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient 

pub struct LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<C> { /* private fields */ }

Trait Implementations

impl<C> AsyncService<C> for LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<C>

fn new( client: C, runtime: &Arc<ConjureRuntime>, ) -> LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<C>

Creates a new service wrapping an async HTTP client.

impl<C> Clone for LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<C>

where C: Clone,

fn clone(&self) -> LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<C>

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl<C> Debug for LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<C>

where C: Debug,

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl<I, __C> LocalAsyncComputeService<I> for LocalAsyncComputeServiceClient<__C>

where I: Stream<Item = Result<Bytes, Error>>, __C: LocalAsyncClient<ResponseBody = I>,

async fn compute( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &ComputeNodeRequest, ) -> Result<ComputeNodeResponse, Error>

Computes the output of the compute graph specified by a ComputeNodeRequest.

async fn parameterized_compute( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &ParameterizedComputeNodeRequest, ) -> Result<ParameterizedComputeNodeResponse, Error>

Computes the output of the compute graph specified by a ParameterizedComputeNodeRequest. A parameterized compute request supports multiple values for a single variable, supplied by the ParameterizedContext. Results are returned in the same order of the request.

async fn compute_units( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &ComputeUnitsRequest, ) -> Result<ComputeUnitResult, Error>

Returns the resulting unit for the output of a compute graph. If the resulting unit is equivalent to exactly one existing unit in the system, it will be returned (for example, a series in Coulombs divided by a series in Volts will return an output of Farads). If the output does not have units (for example, a range output,) the unit result will return noUnitAvailable, and if the computation was not successful, corresponding errors are returned.

async fn batch_compute_with_units( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &BatchComputeWithUnitsRequest, ) -> Result<BatchComputeWithUnitsResponse, Error>

Computes the output of compute graphs specified by BatchComputeNodeRequest. Results are returned in the same order as the request.

async fn batch_compute_units( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &BatchComputeUnitsRequest, ) -> Result<BatchComputeUnitResult, Error>

Same as computeUnits, however this endpoint functions on a batch of requests for wire efficiency purposes. An extra note is that this method will serialize underlying conjure errors into the BatchComputeUnitResult type, meaning callers are required to check for errors explicitly (rather than relying on exceptions being thrown).

async fn compute_with_units( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &ComputeWithUnitsRequest, ) -> Result<ComputeWithUnitsResponse, Error>

Computes the output of the compute graph specified by a ComputeNodeRequest, as well as providing the resulting unit for the output of a compute graph. If the resulting unit is equivalent to exactly one existing unit in the system, it will be returned (for example, a series in Coulombs divided by a series in Volts will return an output of Farads). If the output does not have units (for example, a range output,) the unit result will return noUnitAvailable, and if the computation was not successful, corresponding errors are returned.

async fn batch_kill_requests( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &BatchKillRequestsRequest, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Best-effort cancellation of active compute requests. Each ID should be the request ID that the client originally passed when starting the request. A single request may correspond to one or more underlying operations, all of which will be cancelled.

async fn batch_get_request_progress( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, request: &BatchGetRequestProgressRequest, ) -> Result<BatchGetRequestProgressResponse, Error>

Returns a point-in-time snapshot of progress for the given active compute requests. Each ID should be the request ID that the client originally passed when starting the request. Intended to be polled (roughly once per second) for requests that have been running longer than the slow-query threshold.

async fn get_quota_usage( &self, auth_: &BearerToken, ) -> Result<GetQuotaUsageResponse, Error>

Returns the calling user’s compute quota usage for their current organization, one entry per quota window. Returns no intervals when quotas are not enabled for the organization.