Add strict
keyword argument to searches
#170
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According to the API documentation (https://developers.planet.com/docs/data/reference/#tag/Item-Search), it is possible to pass a
strict
argument to QuickSearches and SavedSearches.This didn't seem to be implemented in the Python client, so I have added it.
I expect the user to pass in a call such as:
with a Python boolean as the value for the keyword argument.
I do not know what low-level request-handling library you are using, but it seems that it does not automatically encode the
params
dict into aJSON
string (for example, the libraryrequests
does that for you, if you callrequests.post
with ajson
keyword argument (documentation here).In order to get around this problem, I
json.dumps
the value given, such that if you call_params(strict=True)
, it returns{"strict": "true"}
.