Passing in a client object to send SMS does not work

[nguyer]

The README.md states that one should be able to create a client object and pass it into any of the methods to make API calls like this:

var client = new catapult.Client("userId", "apiToken", "apiSecret");
catapult.Message.create(client, {from: "+19195551212", to: "+191955512142", text: "Test"}, function(err, message){...});

This does not work. Only using the global client object, does sending SMS actually work.

[avbel]

I have tested.

    var catapult = require("node-bandwidth");
    catapult.Client.globalOptions.userId = "u-xxxxx";
    catapult.Client.globalOptions.apiToken = "t-xxxxx";
    catapult.Client.globalOptions.apiSecret = "xxxxxx";
    catapult.Message.create( {to: "+12520000000", from: "+1910000000", text: "test"}, function(err, message){
      if(err){
        return console.error("Error: %s", err);
      }
      console.log(message);
    });

And

    var catapult = require("node-bandwidth");
        var client = new catapult.Client("u-xxxxx", "t-xxxxx", "xxxxx");
    catapult.Message.create(client,  {to: "+12520000000", from: "+1910000000", text: "test"}, function(err, message){
      if(err){
        return console.error("Error: %s", err);
      }
      console.log(message);
    });

Both pieces of code work fine.

node-bandwidth is 1.0.8, node is 0.12.0. Tested on Mac OS X 10.10.3 and Debian Linux 8

[wtcross]

Could you try it again with node 0.10.x? It isn't working for me either. I
see the Travis build uses 0.10, but there might be something odd going on.
I'll put a stack trace in the issue with my node and client versions too
within a couple of hours.
On May 6, 2015 2:30 AM, "avbel" notifications@github.com wrote:

I have tested.

var catapult = require("node-bandwidth");
catapult.Client.globalOptions.userId = "u-xxxxx";
catapult.Client.globalOptions.apiToken = "t-xxxxx";
catapult.Client.globalOptions.apiSecret = "xxxxxx";
catapult.Message.create( {to: "+12520000000", from: "+1910000000", text: "test"}, function(err, message){
if(err){
return console.error("Error: %s", err);
}
console.log(message);
});

And

var catapult = require("node-bandwidth");
var client = new catapult.Client("u-xxxxx", "t-xxxxx", "xxxxx");
catapult.Message.create(client, {to: "+12520000000", from: "+1910000000", text: "test"}, function(err, message){
if(err){
return console.error("Error: %s", err);
}
console.log(message);
});

Both pieces of code work fine.

node-bandwidth is 1.0.8, node is 0.12.0. Tested on Mac OS X 10.10.3 and
Debian Linux 8

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[avbel]

Node 0.10.38. Same result

[wtcross]

Here is a globally configured client example. It works.

Here is a non-globally configured client example. It also works.

I'm using node v0.10.38 on Ubuntu 15.04. Thanks for the thoroughness in checking out @avbel !

[wtcross]

I was basing my previous comment off memory.

[nguyer]

Okay, this actually is working for me now. I'm not sure what was different when it didn't work before. Thanks guys!