import { whopApi } from "@/lib/whop-api";

const result = await whopApi.getAccessPass({
	// The ID or route of the access pass to fetch.
	accessPassId: "prod_XXXXXXXX" /* Required! */,
});
Example output: 
const response = {
	// Fetches an access pass based on the ID or the route
	accessPass: {
		// The internal ID of the public access pass.
		id: "xxxxxxxxxxx",

		// The title of the access pass. Use for Whop 4.0.
		title: "some string",

		// A short description of what the company offers or does.
		shortenedDescription: "some string",

		// Whether this product is Whop verified.
		verified: true,

		// This access pass will/will not be displayed publicly.
		visibility:
			"archived" /* Valid values: archived | hidden | quick_link | visible */,

		// The route of the access pass.
		route: "some string",

		// The number of active users for this access pass.
		activeUsersCount: 10,

		// The logo for the access pass.
		logo: {
			// This is the URL you use to render optimized attachments on the client. This should be used for apps.
			url: "some string",
		},

		// The banner image for the access pass.
		bannerImage: {
			// This is the URL you use to render optimized attachments on the client. This should be used for apps.
			url: "some string",
		},

		// The headline of the access pass.
		headline: "some string",

		// A short type of the company that this access pass belongs to.
		company: {
			// The ID (tag) of the company.
			id: "xxxxxxxxxxx",

			// The title of the company.
			title: "some string",
		},

		// The average of all reviews for this access pass.
		reviewsAverage: 10,

		// The user that owns the access pass (company owner).
		ownerUser: {
			// The internal ID of the user.
			id: "xxxxxxxxxxx",

			// The name of the user from their Whop account.
			name: "some string",

			// The username of the user from their Whop account.
			username: "some string",

			// The user's profile picture
			profilePicture: {
				// This is the URL you use to render optimized attachments on the client. This should be used for apps.
				url: "some string",
			},

			// Whether or not the user's phone is verified
			phoneVerified: true,

			// The city the user is from.
			city: "some string",

			// The country the user is from.
			country: "some string",
		},
	},
};