Benchling client, generated from the OpenAPI spec. # Usage ```rust 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` # Installation Add this to your Cargo.toml: ```toml [dependencies] benchling = "0.1.0" ``` # Documentation * [API Documentation](https://docs.benchling.com) * [Client Library Documentation](https://docs.rs/benchling) You can see working examples of every API call in the `examples/` directory. # Contributing Contributions are welcome! *Library created with [Libninja](https://www.libninja.com).*