gitea.resource.protocol
What a resource needs of the client that owns it.
Resource and AsyncResource reach for exactly one thing on their client:
_request. Naming that as a protocol here, rather than importing the concrete
Gitea and AsyncGitea, is what keeps the dependency running one way. The
clients build the resources, so a resource that imported its client back -
even under TYPE_CHECKING - would close a cycle across most of the package.
Neither protocol is runtime_checkable, and nothing here is meant to be
subclassed: Gitea and AsyncGitea satisfy these structurally, by having the
method, and a test double satisfies them the same way.
Classes
Bases: Protocol
The part of a synchronous client that a Resource uses.
Bases: Protocol
The part of an asynchronous client that an AsyncResource uses.