An incorrect type when parsing JSON in the Asset class for initialization

[DevinCarr]

In the Assets class in the initialization, the JSON parsing required a to_i" so that the 'lastScanDate' as a string can be divided by 1000 without throwing a 'NoMethodError' for the forward slash on a string object.

[mdaines-r7]

Thanks.

Curious: did you encounter an error because of this? I thought that one was working.

[DevinCarr]

So when I attempted to initialize an Asset with a json that I created the error was thrown, but then I realized later that I didn't need to do it that way. So it probably was working but I also thought it wouldn't hurt just in case the json casted the value to a string. Sorry for the inconvenience I may have caused.

[mdaines-r7]

Yeah, we need a bit better documentation on the guts and how people can use the classes. Some of the constructors are really just there for other methods to call. Thanks for the change. Better safe than sorry.

[limhoff-r7]

For better docs you should switch to YARD and Markdown. YARD allows better documenting of options hashes (http://rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/Tags.md#option). Need convincing? Look at this: http://slides.com/lukeimhoff/yard

[erran-r7]

@DevinCarr Dude, you went to McNeil with me. 👍 It's awesome to see someone else my age in our field already.

[DevinCarr]

@erran-r7 Awesome, nice to hear from you.