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                                            kubi

Allow passing through include parameters to API calls

Haven't decided exactly how to set this up, but since there is a common parent class for all of the methods it should be easy to implement globally.

Allow passing through include parameters to API calls

This should also support non-includes like `per_page`

Allow passing through include parameters to API calls

Few commits starting on this, although I'm not sure it's what will ultimately get released. d591265e4b4c80baf58e421984f73fe6e8c4ea1c 15ab656e1bb9add920d58d9c22924c067fb93469 863cc12c2680e23de0bb1ef01996a6cd38e52a76

Allow passing through include parameters to API calls

Fixed in #63

package does not respect rate limiting

Better late than never, fixed by faf7922

pydactyl overrides the logging level of the root python logger

Makes sense, I'll try to get this out soon.

Add a helper class for interacting with websockets

https://pydactyl.readthedocs.io/en/stable/clientapi.html#pydactyl.api.client.servers.base.ServersBase.get_websocket I would like to add a helper class for interacting with the websocket, but support for the websocket API endpoint already exists.

TypeError: Retry.init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'allowed_methods'

You need to update your requests library. The version in dev-requirements.txt should work, although I suppose I should add a requirements.txt that includes the correct requests version.

TypeError: Retry.init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'allowed_methods'

Technically it's the urllib3 version that requests depends on. The `method_whitelist` parameter was was deprecated and removed from urllib3 1.26.0 onwards, as stated in the [release changelog](https://github.com/urllib3/urllib3/blob/master/CHANGES.rst#1260-2020-11-10). If you install...

API automatic port range determination & egg config addition

I've been looking at solutions to this as well, and I've come up with a rough idea of a change I'd like to implement for this. I'm relatively new to...