Right now we rely on Exceptions being thrown when operations are unsuccessful. This makes using this gem a bit dirty.
An implementation right now would need to rescue specific Exceptions to handle the flow and/or re-raise the Exception.
Opening this issue to come up with a better solution for this, wrapping responses in a Response object that implements success? and encapsulates data returned.
also did a quick poll on twitter
Right now we rely on Exceptions being thrown when operations are unsuccessful. This makes using this gem a bit dirty.
An implementation right now would need to rescue specific Exceptions to handle the flow and/or re-raise the Exception.
Opening this issue to come up with a better solution for this, wrapping responses in a
Responseobject that implementssuccess?and encapsulates data returned.also did a quick poll on twitter