Files

- Refactor RunPod client to use environment variables for API key.
- Update RunPod example script to reflect changes.
- Remove unused gql_builder.v file.
- Update README.md to reflect changes.
- Improve error handling and logging.
- Use json2 for JSON encoding/decoding.
- Update dependencies.
- Implemented more endpoints for managing pods.

Co-authored-by: mahmmoud.hassanein <mahmmoud.hassanein@gmail.com>

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.heroscript

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client.v

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readme.md

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runpod_factory_.v

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runpod_http.v

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runpod_model.v

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utils.v

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readme.md

runpod

To get started




import freeflowuniverse.crystallib.clients. runpod

mut client:= runpod.get()!

client...

example heroscript

!!runpod.configure
    secret: '...'
    host: 'localhost'
    port: 8888

RunPod API Example

This script demonstrates creating, stopping, starting, and terminating RunPod pods using the RunPod API. It creates both on-demand and spot pods.

Requirements

Environment variable RUNPOD_API_KEY set with your RunPod API key

How to Run

Find out our example in: examples/develop/runpod/runpod_example.vsh