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initialize Api.__auth fixes #119 - #267
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This eliminates `AttributeError: 'Api' object has no attribute '_Api__auth'` errors by initializing `Api.__auth` to None. Now, setting the authentication parameters incorrectly results in the proper error message: `TwitterError: {'message': 'Api instance must first be given user credentials.'}`.
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fixes Issue #119 |
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thanks! |
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This eliminates
AttributeError: 'Api' object has no attribute '_Api__auth'errors by initializingApi.__authto None. Now, setting the authentication parameters incorrectly results in the proper error message:TwitterError: {'message': 'Api instance must first be given user credentials.'}.