Contributing?

[dcormier]

Is there any interest in accepting contributions? I have a need for a package like this, but I also need more functionality than this currently provides. Not only to be able to deal with additional API endpoints, but things like context.Context support and being able to specify an http.Client to use (http.DefaultClient doesn't have a timeout on it, so should be used with caution; I generally avoid it).

Is there any interest in this sort of thing being contributed back to this repo?

[dcormier]

Some of these changes are included in #13.

[mhoc]

Hi! I really appreciate you finding a bit of value in this.

To be honest; while I really would love to find the time to develop this out further, I don't see that happening on the near-term. The underlying projects I was working on where this work would have been applied have moved to languages other than Go, which have active Graph API libraries. I will definitely update the README to make that clear.

It would probably be best if you forked it and Made It Your Own, so to speak. If you end up doing this, I'm happy to update the README to point to your repository, so no one gets too confused about the ecosystem as it stands. Last I checked there still isn't a great Go library for the Graph API, so I'm sure we could use one.

Again, really appreciate the time you took on that PR.

[dcormier]

Understood. I definitely know how that goes.

I've got a fork with these changes in master at dcormier/msgoraph. I haven't changed the readme and such as I anticipated the changed being merged in over here. I'll need to update the import paths to make it its own package, but that's not a big deal.

[dcormier]

OK, there's a fork that works over here.