1import type * as comprehend from "@distilled.cloud/aws/comprehend";
2import type * as Effect from "effect/Effect";
3import * as Binding from "../../Binding.ts";
4
5/**
6 * Runtime binding for `comprehend:BatchDetectSentiment` — infer the prevailing sentiment for a batch of up to 25 documents in a single call.
7 *
8 * The response carries a `ResultList` (index-aligned with `TextList`) and an
9 * `ErrorList` for documents that could not be processed. Like all Comprehend
10 * real-time APIs the action has no resource-level IAM, so the binding takes
11 * no arguments and grants the action on `*`.
12 *
13 * ### Batch Real-Time Analysis
14 * **Example:** Sentiment for a Batch of Documents
15 * ```typescript
16 * // init
17 * const batchDetectSentiment = yield* AWS.Comprehend.BatchDetectSentiment();
18 *
19 * // runtime
20 * const result = yield* batchDetectSentiment({
21 * TextList: ["I love this product!", "The delivery was late."],
22 * LanguageCode: "en",
23 * });
24 * // result.ResultList[0].Sentiment === "POSITIVE"
25 * ```
26 *
27 * @binding
28 */
29export interface BatchDetectSentiment extends Binding.Service<
30 BatchDetectSentiment,
31 "AWS.Comprehend.BatchDetectSentiment",
32 () => Effect.Effect<
33 (
34 request: comprehend.BatchDetectSentimentRequest,
35 ) => Effect.Effect<
36 comprehend.BatchDetectSentimentResponse,
37 comprehend.BatchDetectSentimentError
38 >
39 >
40> {}
41export const BatchDetectSentiment = Binding.Service<BatchDetectSentiment>(
42 "AWS.Comprehend.BatchDetectSentiment",
43);