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Currently the api spawns a new connection for each api/feed request. It would probably be nicer to re-use connections where possible, however this perhaps should be the responsibility of the underlying APIs (node.js) to implement?

Hello,
I cannot run the most_recent_photoset.js script I have this error when I use my api flickr key :

TypeError: Object # has no method 'close'
at Request.executeRequest (/mnt/ws/users/eboudrant/45708/lib/request.js:132:13)
at People.findByUsername (/mnt/ws/users/eboudrant/45708/lib/people.js:6:21)
at Object. (/mnt/ws/users/eboudrant/45708/examples/most_recent_photoset.js:11:15)

Any idea, did I made a mistake ?
I used my flicker api key, the url from the request is working fine on flckr.

Thanks

Can you please add a LICENSE file in the repo and mention the license for this repo

It would be nice to have this hosted at NPM.

I'm in the process of making flickr-spy work with current node.js:

ncr:~$ node -v
v0.1.30-23-g2b91f8d

TypeError: Object #<a Request> has no method 'getRequestPromise'
    at Urls.lookupUser (/Users/ncr/dev/flickr_spy/vendor/flickr/lib/urls.js:6:26)

node has progressed a decent amount since flickrnode was written, and the http module has seen an API overhaul, so your library no longer works, despite being the only decent library on all of npmjs. You probably haven't looked at this in ages, but if you do... is it possible to have it updated to use the new http/request calls?

I would like to be able to choose either a http client pool size (so all requests use http clients from this pool) OR make every request spawn a separate http client (this would let me directly control the amount of simultaneous requests). I think both options would be great - use predefined client pool for quick jobs or have a fine grained control when you need it.

Cheers,

Jacek

I've been trying for several days to figure out how to upload images to flickr and get a response with the new image id for a few days, and nothing seems to work quite right. I'd love to see support for this added to flickrnode, as you already support auth.