Add support for Service and properly handle timeouts #11
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To the maintainers of the package: Is there a reason you aren't accepting this? Have you decided to stop maintaining it? We'd really like to be able to use npm packages again instead of referencing this branch through git; if you're not maintaining it, would you be open to passing it to someone who will? |
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Hey @taxilian, there is no particular reason, we just haven't given it a proper review yet. |
fix spread error response
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In the existing version if you pass an option for a timeout
{timeout: 1000}and the timeout lapses the resulting promise is never rejected nor resolved. I added a handler for thetimeoutevent to resolve this issue and reject the promise.Additionally I added support for restler's Service as it was useful to me. The service implementation available through this module, as you would expect, uses the Q version of the restler methods.