Hakan Ensari

There are no limits. If you need to do a sizeable number of lookups, it would be faster for you to query the data locally.

Currently, the API is hardcoded to sample weekly averages if you request a period over one year. One quick workaround for now if you want daily figures for 2014 is...

It is on my list but won't happen in the next few weeks.

To add to @skatkov's comment Correct me if I'm wrong, but the defaults of Excon for both values seem to be 60 seconds. If so, overriding the default `read_timeout` would...

Hey @skatkov, no immediate plans I am afraid. If you have something where you want to switch to the new API, you could take a stab first, and I jump...

This seems to be related to [this](https://github.com/httprb/http/issues/212). That said, I can't replicate it here in the tests, neither have I run into this elsewhere, where I use the library. Perhaps...

@TheCorp, how about you try to add a failing test to the repo here? [Current tests with VCR](https://github.com/hakanensari/vacuum/blob/master/test/integration/test_requests.rb) seem to run fine.

@skatkov we can bump [`daysUntilStale`](https://github.com/hakanensari/vacuum/blob/8bb0b525060660709d3d137af74308affa41c58b/.github/stale.yml#L2) to something higher?

The response is minimalist by design. You can look up the full name from the two-letter code with a few lines of code in the browser. [See here](https://bobbyhadz.com/blog/javascript-get-country-name-from-country-code).

I added to the wording in the footnote on the website that the API doesn't track; hope that helps.