using_query_params.py

import asyncio

import hondana


async def main() -> None:
    async with hondana.Client() as client:
        # We can use the `.none()` classmethod to specify no includes, since the library defaults to using all of them.
        manga_list_includes = hondana.query.MangaIncludes.none()

        # Now our collection will have the minimal payload data as we don't need all the extra reference expansion data.
        collection = await client.manga_list(includes=manga_list_includes)
        print(len(collection.manga))

        # Since our default is all possible expansions,
        # you can just call an empty constructor, and it will populate accordingly.
        chapter_list_includes = hondana.query.ChapterIncludes()
        # We also have the `all()` classmethod should you wish to use that.

        # These chapters will have all possible expansion data.
        feed = await client.chapter_list(includes=chapter_list_includes)
        print(len(feed.chapters))

        # if you wish to manually choose which to include/exclude, you can do things like so:
        custom_list_includes = hondana.query.CustomListIncludes(manga=False, user=True, owner=True)
        # The `=True` aren't necessary since they are the default, but I added for example reasons.

        # You can also edit these attributes post-creation:
        custom_list_includes.manga = True

        # Now our payload will have the necessary data as we requested.
        await client.get_custom_list("...", includes=custom_list_includes)


asyncio.run(main())