Delete request with body

[MalteBecker]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In our API we handle a lot of items and came to a point where we want to delete a lot of this items at the same time. Our first approach was to call a DELETE on every single ID. This works, but it is very slow.
Then we added a new delete functionality where we have only one DELETE call with a json body with a lot of IDs. I know, that this is not the "normal" way to do it, but it works fine and is not forbidden in openapi I think.

The problem with the openapi-python-client is, that it creates an httpx.delete call. And the httpx library does not allow a body for a DELETE. In the httpx github I found this thread: encode/httpx#1587
So a DELETE with a body is possible if you use httpx.request instead of http.delete.

Describe the solution you'd like
After a short look into the openapi-python-client code I have an easy solution for this problem. I just changed every httpx call into a httpx.request call and added the endpoint.method in the _get_kwargs method.

Here are my changes:
endpoint_module.py.jinja.txt

For me this works pretty good and does not change any other behavior. If nothing speaks against it I would like to PR this change.

[dbanty]

Sounds good to me. IMO a client shouldn't be prescriptive about an Server's API implementation since it's usually not up to the client 😬. Happy to accept a PR that makes this a bit more flexible.

[MalteBecker]

Cool :)
Sadly I cannot create branches. Maybe you have to add me as a collaborator?

[dbanty]

Generally folks will fork the repo, make changes on their fork, then make a PR back upstream.

https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request-from-a-fork

[MalteBecker]

Feature committed in #547
Available since version 0.11.0