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3.0.2

  • Mindor documentation updates
  • Update dependencies
dmcquay
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3.0.0

This is only a major version bump because we are not longer returning promises when using the callback interface.

  • Allow overriding the http request scheme (see https://github.com/dmcquay/node-apac/pull/75)
  • When providing a callback, a promise will no longer be returned. You must pick one or the other. The purpose of this is to avoid unhandle rejection warnings.
  • Upgrade xml2js from 0.4.16 to 0.4.17
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2.0.2

  • Document locales
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2.0.1

  • Fix throttle mechanism
dmcquay
published 2.0.0 •

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2.0.0

NOTE: In v2.0.0, we changed the default for xml2js to set explicitArray to false. Before v.2.0.0, you would get a response like this instead (note the extra arrays you have to drill into):

{
    ItemSearchResponse: {
        OperationRequest: [ [Object] ],
        Items: [ [Object] ]
    }
}

You can change back to the old behavior by setting explitArray to true like this:

var opHelper = new OperationHelper({
    awsId:     '[YOUR AWS ID HERE]',
    awsSecret: '[YOUR AWS SECRET HERE]',
    assocId:   '[YOUR ASSOCIATE TAG HERE]',
    xml2jsOptions: { explicitArray: true }
});
  • Errors are now returned as the first parameter of the callback function, instead of being processed by a seperate OnError function.
dmcquay
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dmcquay
published 1.4.0 •

dmcquay
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dmcquay
published 1.1.1 •

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