openai/src/585de711-2784-4f89-90bf-94a8a63366f1

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abstract class Api (Details)

namespace: VDM\Joomla\Openai\Abstraction

@startuml
abstract Api  #Orange {
  # Http $http
  # Uri $uri
  # Response $response
  + __construct(Http $http, Uri $uri, ...)
}

note right of Api::__construct
  Constructor.

  since: 3.2.0
  
  arguments:
    Http $http
    Uri $uri
    Response $response
end note
 
@enduml

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