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Added Account, Projects, and Snapshots api calls#35
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In terms of remaining APIs still unimplemented there are: Block Storage (2), Floating Ips (2), Firewalls, Kubernetes, and Databases. Just a heads up, I intend to eventually get around to Block Storage and Floating Ips but I definitely don't plan to mess with the latter 3. |
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Great work 👍 Thanks again. |
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Fully implemented Account, Projects, and Snapshots APIs.
Continued following same style as last time. All tests included as well.
Tested all calls myself against actual API as well.
Only slightly different thing, added 2 classes
PurposesandEnvironmentswhich just hold constants to pre-defined magic strings for Project api calls. Could potentailly be useful, though not strictly required.