"""
Example: send a raw request to any Fragment API method.

Use client.call() when you need to access a method that is not yet
wrapped by the library, or to inspect raw API responses directly.

page_url is optional — only set it when the target method belongs to a
specific Fragment page (Fragment derives the API hash per page).
Defaults to the Fragment base URL.
"""

import asyncio

from pyfragment import FragmentClient
from pyfragment.utils import get_cookies_from_browser  # noqa: F401

SEED = "word1 word2 ... word24"
API_KEY = "YOUR_TONAPI_KEY"

# Option A: extract cookies directly from your browser (no manual copy-paste needed)
# COOKIES = get_cookies_from_browser("chrome").cookies  # or "firefox", "edge", "brave", ...

# Option B: provide cookies manually
COOKIES = {
    "stel_ssid": "YOUR_STEL_SSID",
    "stel_dt": "YOUR_STEL_DT",
    "stel_token": "YOUR_STEL_TOKEN",
    "stel_ton_token": "YOUR_STEL_TON_TOKEN",
}

METHOD = "anyFragmentMethod"  # replace with the actual method name
DATA = {"key": "value"}  # replace with the actual request payload
PAGE_URL = "https://fragment.com/stars/buy"  # replace with the matching Fragment page (optional)


async def main() -> None:
    async with FragmentClient(seed=SEED, api_key=API_KEY, cookies=COOKIES) as client:
        result = await client.call(METHOD, DATA, page_url=PAGE_URL)
        print(result)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())