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This library is weird. Why do you store the rates in a kinda global variable? What happens if I query multiple times for multiple dates. One has to implement a kind of global queue just because this library is poorly implemented. oxr.historical should not store the rates to the oxr object but pass it into the callback as an argument. Also what about error handling?
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This library is weird. Why do you store the rates in a kinda global variable? What happens if I query multiple times for multiple dates. One has to implement a kind of global queue just because this library is poorly implemented.
oxr.historical
should not store the rates to theoxr
object but pass it into the callback as an argument. Also what about error handling?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: