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Updates Media object with new methods, adds id param, adds tests #264
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Updates Media object with new methods, adds id param, adds tests
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I noticed that, since Python 3 removed the
iteritems()(see line 32) method for dictionaries, constructing a Media object fails.I also updated the Media object to have parity with User and Status objects with:
AsJsonString()__str____ne__methods, since those are present on other objects; Media objects should probably get an ID as well, since this is included with the response from twitter (and might be helpful with chunked media depending on how that gets implemented).
This is my second pull request, so let me know if I'm doing something wrong. New tests are included, since it doesn't look like Media gets tested as it currently stands.