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when following the Intacct API to query all objects (e.g. IntacctAPI.inspect({object: '*'}), the '*' does not seem to work. Is there a way to query all objects when using your module or to add support for the '*' query? Also relevant to the inspect method, can you inspect with details via this api? There is an example of this in intacct's documentation, but I am unsure how to achieve this via intacct-api module. Thanks for your work!

Currently without the flag set arrays are built out like the following and intacct throws an error

After the flag is set arrays are built out correctly:

Question since I am just beginning with these API's, but why are you parsing the response XML to JSON and not just setting the returnFormat to JSON?

https://developer.intacct.com/api/accounts-receivable/ar-payments/#reverse-ar-payment-legacy

This readyByQuery call:

const projectControlFunc = IntacctApi.readByQuery({
  object: "PROJECT",
  fields: "PROJECTID,RSEGMENT,NAME",
  query: "RSEGMENT IS NOT NULL",
  pagesize: 2
});

Returns 2 projects and the projects are accessible at the locator projectControlFunc.data.project:

ControlFunction {
  name: 'readByQuery',
  parse: [Function: read],
  parameters: 
   { query: 'RSEGMENT IS NOT NULL',
     fields: 'PROJECTID,RSEGMENT,NAME',
     pagesize: 2,
     returnFormat: 'xml',
     docparid: '',
     object: 'PROJECT' },
  controlId: 'f4e487f0-0a3d-11e7-8bc2-7dc14e8dce03',
  result: 
   { status: 'success',
     function: 'readByQuery',
     controlid: 'f4e487f0-0a3d-11e7-8bc2-7dc14e8dce03' },
  data: 
   { '$': 
      { listtype: 'project',
        count: '2',
        totalcount: '3075',
        numremaining: '3073',
        resultId: '7765623338WMp6r8CoA4oAAAdYmU4AAAAC5' },
     project: [ [Object], [Object] ] } }

This subsequent readMore call:

const nextFunc = IntacctApi.readMore({object: 'PROJECT'});

Only returns 1 project (expected the same pagesize of 2) and the locator of the project data is now nested in an array like projectControlFunc.data[0].project:

ControlFunction {
  name: 'readMore',
  parse: null,
  parameters: { object: 'PROJECT' },
  controlId: 'f5c59920-0a3d-11e7-8bc2-7dc14e8dce03',
  result: 
   { status: 'success',
     function: 'readMore',
     controlid: 'f5c59920-0a3d-11e7-8bc2-7dc14e8dce03' },
  data: [ { '$': [Object], project: [Object] } ] }

Is this expected? Am I using it properly?