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An async test function stub for testing the RemarkableAPIClient that requires a valid user authentication token to execute API operations.

Purpose

This function serves as a placeholder/template for testing the RemarkableAPIClient's functionality, specifically for listing files from the Remarkable cloud service. It demonstrates the expected usage pattern but is currently non-functional (contains only 'pass') and requires a valid user token to be uncommented and executed. This is typically used during development and testing phases to verify API client integration.

Source Code

async def test_api_client():
    """Test the API client (requires valid user token)"""
    # This would need a real user token to test
    # user_token = "your_user_token_here"
    # client = RemarkableAPIClient(user_token)
    # 
    # # Test listing files
    # response = await client.list_files()
    # print(f"List files response: {response}")
    pass

Return Value

Returns None implicitly as the function body only contains 'pass'. When fully implemented, it would likely return None after printing test results or potentially return test status/results.

Dependencies

• aiohttp

Required Imports

import asyncio

Conditional/Optional Imports

These imports are only needed under specific conditions:

import aiohttp

Usage Example

import asyncio

async def test_api_client():
    # Uncomment and provide valid token
    user_token = "your_actual_remarkable_token_here"
    client = RemarkableAPIClient(user_token)
    
    # Test listing files
    response = await client.list_files()
    print(f"List files response: {response}")

# Run the test
asyncio.run(test_api_client())

Best Practices

• Replace the placeholder user_token with a valid authentication token before running
• Ensure RemarkableAPIClient class is properly imported and available
• Use environment variables or secure configuration management for storing authentication tokens instead of hardcoding
• Add proper error handling and assertions when implementing the actual test logic
• Consider using pytest-asyncio or similar testing frameworks for proper async test execution
• Add cleanup logic to close the API client connection after testing

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