using customStringify (#437)

* JSON.stringify to send objects

* remove console.log

* longitude and latitude could be a string representing a number

* test address

* using this.customStringify

* lint-fix

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Co-authored-by: Ilya Merman <[email protected]>

Author: axshani

resources/atmLocations.ts

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ export class AtmLocations extends BaseResource {
 
     public async list(params?: AtmLocationListParams): Promise<UnitResponse<AtmLocation[]>> {
         const parameters = {
-            ...(params?.coordinates && { "filter[coordinates]": JSON.stringify(params.coordinates) }),
-            ...(params?.address && { "filter[address]": JSON.stringify(params.address) }),
+            ...(params?.coordinates && { "filter[coordinates]": this.customStringify(params.coordinates) }),
+            ...(params?.address && { "filter[address]": this.customStringify(params.address) }),
             ...(params?.postalCode && { "filter[postalCode]": params.postalCode }),
             ...(params?.searchRadius && { "filter[searchRadius]": params.searchRadius })
         }

resources/baseResource.ts

@@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ export class BaseResource {
         return configHeaders ? { ...this.headers, ...configHeaders } : this.headers
     }
 
-    protected customStringify(obj:any , separator: string) {
+    protected customStringify(obj:any , separator = ":") {
         return "{" + Object.keys(obj)
           .map(key => `"${key}"${separator}"${obj[key]}"`)
           .join(", ") + "}"