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Comparing version 1.0.18 to 1.0.19

lib/apirequest.js

		@@ -91,14 +91,18 @@ /**

		/**
		* If the params are not present, and callback was passed instead,
		* use params as the callback and create empty params.
		*/
		// If the params are not present, and callback was passed instead,
		// use params as the callback and create empty params.
		if (typeof params === 'function') {
		callback = params;
		params = {};
		} else {
		// Create a new params object so it can no longer be modified from outside code
		params = utils.extend({}, params);
		}

		// Create a new params object so it can no longer be modified from outside code
		// Also support global and per-client params, but allow them to be overriden per-request
		params = utils.extend(
		{}, // New base object
		parameters.context.google._options.params, // Global params
		parameters.context._options.params, // Per-client params
		params // API call params
		);

		// Normalize callback
		@@ -198,2 +202,3 @@ callback = createCallback(callback);
		delete options.auth; // is overridden by our auth code
		delete options.params; // We handle params ourselves and Request does not recognise 'params'

		@@ -200,0 +205,0 @@ // create request (using authClient or otherwise and return request obj)

package.json

		{
		"name": "googleapis",
		"version": "1.0.18",
		"version": "1.0.19",
		"author": "Google Inc.",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "description": "Google APIs Client Library for Node.js",

README.md

		@@ -294,3 +294,3 @@ # Google APIs Node.js Client
		The options you specify are attached to the `request` object so whatever
		`request` supports, this library supports.
		`request` supports, this library supports. You may also specify global or per-service request parameters that will be attached to all API calls you make.

		@@ -301,3 +301,3 @@ A full list of supported options can be [found here][requestopts].

		Example: Specifying a default proxy and `auth` to be used for each request.
		#### Example: Specifying a default proxy and `auth` to be used for each request.

		@@ -308,16 +308,26 @@ ``` js

		// all requests made with this object will use these settings unless overridden
		// All requests made with this object will use these settings unless overridden.
		```

		#### Example: Specifying global request parameters.

		```js
		var google = require('googleapis');
		google.options({ params: { quotaUser: 'user123@example.com' } });

		// All requests from all services will contain the above query parameter
		// unless overriden either in a service client or in individual API calls.
		```

		### Service-client options

		You can also specify options when creating a service client. For example, to
		specify a default `auth` option (API key or OAuth2 client), simply pass it in
		like so:
		You can also specify options when creating a service client.

		``` js
		#### Example: Specifying a default `auth` option (API key or OAuth2 client)

		```js
		var auth = 'API KEY'; // or you could use oauth2Client
		var urlshortener = google.urlshortener({ version: 'v1', auth: auth });

		// all requests made with this object will use the specified auth
		// All requests made with this object will use the specified auth.
		```
		@@ -331,2 +341,16 @@

		#### Example: Specifying default service client query parameters

		```js
		var urlshortener = google.urlshortener({
		version: 'v1',
		params: { quotaUser: 'user123@example.com' }
		});
		// All requests made with this service client will contain the
		// quotaUser query parameter unless overriden in individual API calls.

		// Calls with this drive client will NOT contain the quotaUser query parameter.
		var drive = google.drive('v2');
		```

		### Request-level options
		@@ -333,0 +357,0 @@

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