Updated Google packages #10
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Thank you for making these changes. We're a little busy with our user conference, Spectra, this week but I'll try to test and merge the changes as soon as possible. |
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Have you had a chance to check this out @rickkas7 ? Happy to make any changes if something isn't working. |
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Sorry for the delay. I plan to approve it as is, but for some reason I don't have permissions in this specific repository and I meant to figure out why and forgot. Sorry! |
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The package used currently for interacting with Google services has been deprecated in favour of splitting the packages into their respective services.
The older package also has issues on more recent versions of Node (>v6); which has been reported in #8. The updated packages resolve this issue.
I've also updated
tutorial.jsto use ES6 syntax.I had to go through the update process to use this in our own project that utilises Particle devices, and figured that I would submit a pull to this in the spirit of #Hacktoberfest.