Commits on Aug 17, 2017

1. Allows the *Lookup methods to accept arrays of identifiers or scree… …

   …n names
   
   Each of the `followers/lookup` and `users/lookup` endpoints allow either
   a `user_id` or `screen_name` parameter, and either of these may be a
   single user identifier, or comma-separated list of them.
   
   To enable this, I created a new method, `createUserListParameter()`,
   which does the following:
   
   - If the `$ids` argument is not an array, it proxies to
     `createUserParameter()`.
   - If the `$ids` argument is more than 100 items, it raises an exception
     (per the Twitter API docs, no more than 100 lookups can be performed in
     a single request).
   - If the array is a mixture of integer identifiers and string screen
     names, it raises an exception (we can only send one type of lookup per
     request).
   - If the array is of screen names, it validates each.
   
   I also updated `createUserParameter()` to raise an exception if the
   `$id` is neither an integer nor a string, which makes it more robust. It
   also does a lookup between `validInteger()` and `validateScreenName()`
   for a string  value, raising an exception if not, as the latter method
   only accepts strings.
   
   Finally, I updated `validInteger` to return 0 if a non-integer,
   non-string value is provided.

   

   weierophinney committed Aug 17, 2017
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2. Ensures that an integer identifier is greater than 1

   

   weierophinney committed Aug 17, 2017
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