feat:Update OpenAPI Specification for Replicate HTTP API and Enhance Documentation

[HavenDV]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced prediction creation process with support for synchronous responses using the Prefer: wait header.
  • Updated response codes for better clarity on prediction outcomes.
  • Additional parameters and request body schema improvements for predictions.

• Documentation

  • Improved API documentation for better readability and usability, including clear examples of requests and responses.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve significant updates to the OpenAPI specification for the Replicate HTTP API, particularly enhancing the POST /predictions endpoint. Modifications include the introduction of the Prefer: wait header for synchronous responses, updates to response codes, and the addition of new parameters and schemas. The documentation has been refined for clarity, providing improved examples and descriptions of the API's behavior, especially concerning prediction creation and asynchronous operations.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/libs/Replicate/openapi.yaml	Updated descriptions for POST /predictions, added Prefer: wait header, modified response codes (200 to 201 and 202), added new parameters and schemas, and improved overall documentation structure.

Poem

In the meadow where bunnies play,
New changes hop in, brightening the day.
With headers that wait and codes that cheer,
Our API dances, bringing good near.
So let’s celebrate with a joyful shout,
For clearer paths and no more doubt! 🐇✨

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src/libs/Replicate/openapi.yaml (5)

Line range hint 447-462: Excellent improvements to the POST /predictions endpoint!

The changes to this endpoint enhance both its functionality and documentation:

1. The addition of the Prefer: wait header allows for synchronous responses, which can be more user-friendly in many scenarios.
2. Updating the response codes to 201 (created) and 202 (accepted) more accurately reflects the HTTP standard for resource creation.
3. The new prefer_header parameter increases the API's flexibility.

These updates will improve the developer experience and make the API more robust.

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Line range hint 595-620: Consistent improvements applied to the models' POST /predictions endpoint

The changes made to this endpoint mirror those made to the deployments endpoint, which is excellent for maintaining consistency across the API. The updates include:

1. Enhanced description with Prefer: wait header information.
2. Updated response codes (201 and 202) for better HTTP standard compliance.
3. Addition of the prefer_header parameter.

This consistency will make the API more intuitive and easier to use for developers working with both deployments and models.

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743-756: Consistent improvements across all prediction creation endpoints

The changes to this endpoint complete the trifecta of updates to prediction creation endpoints, including:

1. Updated description with Prefer: wait header information.
2. Revised response codes (201 and 202) for better HTTP standard adherence.
3. Addition of the prefer_header parameter.

This consistency across all prediction creation endpoints (deployments, models, and general predictions) is commendable. It ensures a uniform experience for developers, regardless of how they choose to create predictions.

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1000-1006: Excellent addition of the prefer_header component

The introduction of the prefer_header parameter in the components section is a great improvement to the OpenAPI specification:

1. It provides a centralized definition for the Prefer: wait header functionality.
2. This centralization allows for easy reuse across multiple endpoints, ensuring consistency in the API documentation.
3. The detailed description offers clear guidance on how to use the header, including timeout specifications and behavior.

This addition will significantly improve the maintainability of the API documentation and make it easier for developers to understand and use the Prefer: wait functionality consistently across different endpoints.

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Line range hint 1-1006: Overall excellent improvements to the OpenAPI specification

The changes made to this OpenAPI specification file are consistently high-quality and beneficial. Key improvements include:

1. Introduction of the Prefer: wait header functionality across all prediction creation endpoints.
2. Updated response codes for better adherence to HTTP standards.
3. Addition of a centralized prefer_header component for improved maintainability.

These changes enhance the API's usability, consistency, and documentation quality. They demonstrate a thoughtful approach to API design and will undoubtedly improve the developer experience when working with the Replicate API.

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