import ( "github.com/go-openapi/runtime" "github.com/go-openapi/runtime/client" ) // create a new client transport := client.NewHTTPClientWithConfig(nil, &client.TransportConfig{ Host: "api.example.com", BasePath: "/v1", Scheme: "http", }) // create a new request req := client.NewRequest("GET", "/resource?id=123", nil) // create a new consumer consumer := runtime.NewClient(transport, nil) // send the request and handle the response resp, err := consumer.Consume(req, &MyResponse{})In this code example, we first create a new client using the `client.NewHTTPClientWithConfig()` method, which takes a `TransportConfig` object that specifies the endpoint to connect to. We then create a new request using the `client.NewRequest()` method, which takes the HTTP method (`GET`) and the URI path (`/resource?id=123`) of the API endpoint we want to access. Next, we create a new consumer using the `runtime.NewClient()` method, which takes the client and an optional error formatter. We then use the consumer's `Consume()` method to send the request and handle the response. The `Consume()` method takes the request object and a response object that we define (`&MyResponse{}`), which will be populated with the response data. Overall, the "github.com.go-openapi.runtime Consumer Consume" package library provides a simple and easy-to-use API for consuming RESTful APIs in Go.