Raw client

Low-level HTTP wrappers. You usually don't need these directly — use ThemeParks or the entity helpers instead. They're exposed for cases where you want to call an endpoint that doesn't yet have an ergonomic wrapper.

Thin, 1:1 synchronous wrapper over the ThemeParks OpenAPI operations.

Each method maps to a single HTTP GET and returns a validated pydantic model from :mod:themeparks._generated.models. No convenience logic lives here: this is the layer that ergonomic helpers build on, and the same layer users can reach directly via tp.raw when they need the untransformed response shape.

get_entity_history

get_entity_history(entity_id: str, *, date: str | None = None, start: str | None = None, end: str | None = None) -> HistoryEnvelope | HistoryParkRawEnvelope

Every recorded change for an entity, or for a whole park.

get_entity_history_daily

get_entity_history_daily(entity_id: str, *, date: str | None = None, start: str | None = None, end: str | None = None) -> HistoryDailyEnvelope | HistoryParkDailyEnvelope

One summary row per park-local day, for an entity or a whole park.

get_entity_history_coverage

get_entity_history_coverage(entity_id: str) -> HistoryCoverageDocument | HistoryParkCoverageDocument

What history exists for an entity, field by field.

get_path

get_path(path: str) -> Any

Fetch a path the API itself handed us.

Only used to follow a next page link. The history endpoints page by returning an absolute URL, and re-deriving it from its parts is how a client drifts from the server's own idea of where the next page is.

Asynchronous mirror of :class:RawClient.

Same 1:1 mapping onto the OpenAPI operations, but every method is a coroutine. Returned pydantic models are identical to the sync client. Reachable as tp.raw on :class:~themeparks.AsyncThemeParks.