Closed OverloadUT closed 9 years ago
Absolutely! I'll get a new major version out before the weekend.
I'm afraid I promised a bit too much here @OverloadUT :disappointed: Supporting plex-api v2.x was more work than I thought. And as I'm headed on a short vacation until friday next week now, I havent had time to finish the whole refactoring.
I'll continue ASAP and keep you updated.
No problem at all! The only client method I'm using in my project currently is the one you don't actually yet support: playMedia. It took a hell of a lot of trial and error to figure out how to get it to work. Once you get this up to 2.0 I will be happy to contribute what I figured out as an ext in this module :)
Sounds great! Looking forward to have playMedia support :) On fre. 3. jul. 2015 at 22.13 Greg Laabs notifications@github.com wrote:
No problem at all! The only client method I'm using in my project currently is the one you don't actually yet support: playMedia. It took a hell of a lot of trial and error to figure out how to get it to work. Once you get this up to 2.0 I will be happy to contribute what I figured out as an ext in this module :)
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FYI I got alot further with this tonight. The XML to JSON convertion of tests and samples/fake responses are cumbersome. Will continue tomorrow evening.
Landed with b7741bf4be
Excellent! I will eventually migrate the playMedia stuff I have figured out in to this module. Still trying to figure out the exact gotchas, which are many!
Are you planning on updating this module to support the latest version of node-plex-api? Most notably you cannot use this module currently if your PMS requires authentication :(
(I've tried doing it myself, but I am banging my head against a brick wall regarding an exception being thrown inside the node.js core modules after I simply change the dependency to use the latest plex-api and running the mocha tests. I'm about ready to give up and just use node-plex-api without the handy control wrappers that this provides.)