Per-call credentials #31
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- Added an 'auth:' named local for MindBody::Client#call that allows custom per-call credentials. If no parameter is passed, falls back to the standard behavior of using MindBody::configuration for client details. - Fixed broken tests (missing mocks) - Added tests for 'auth:' cases.
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Overall this looks ok. I'll need a README update. Is this strategy of per-call overrides preferable over multiple instances? I'd actually considered removing the singleton-style of configuration and having the user create different instances instead (ala faraday). |
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I would totally love to do it via a configuration thing, but that was a way bigger change and I'm not super comfortable with the object model in here right now--figuring out where everything would need to be touched is a pretty big step. |
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I'm building something that requires access to multiple MindBody customers at a time. To that end I've extended
MindBody::Clientto support this by passing in anauth:parameter alongsidemessage:and written tests to cover the major cases for it (noauth:,auth:with source credentials,auth:with both source and user credentials).Also, some tests were broken in
masterand I've fixed those as part of this branch.