class 'Google_Client' does not have a method 'update'

[joedawson]

class 'Google_Client' does not have a method 'update'

[ahmedash95]

@joedawson Sorry .. it's my silly fault .. this is my code

$video = Videos::user()->findOrFail($id);
$video = Youtube::upload(public_path($video->video_file), [
    'title'       => $video->title,
    'description' => $video->description . ' .. read more [ '.$video->url.' ]' ,
]);
$video->update(['youtube_id' => $video->getVideoId()]);

so the second line I overwrite $video object from Videos to Youtube and call model $video->update method from $video Youtube Object.

now everything is working with version 2.0.0

[joedawson]

No problem, thanks :)

[arcanedev-maroc]

I didn't see that, glad you solved the issue.

[joedawson]

Hey @ahmedash95,

Before I get a chance to test this, are you up to date? v2.0.0 was released recently.

Also, what version of Laravel are you using?

Thanks

[ahmedash95]

Oh .. I think my mistake is that I'm using laravel 5.3 and the latest release is for 5.4 I downgrade to 1.1.2.

[joedawson]

Let me know how how get on, I'll add a note to the readme if it works on 1.1.2 for 5.3 :)

[ahmedash95]

I will test it at night then tell you

[ahmedash95]

@joedawson Hi Joe . unfortunately still have the same exception after downgrading .. but it uploads to youtube successfully

[joedawson]

Awesome, thanks for confirming @ahmedash95 :)

[arcanedev-maroc]

Hi @ahmedash95,

I don't think there is an update method in Youtube instance.

If a method doesn't exists in the Youtube instance, this one is called: https://github.com/JoeDawson/youtube/blob/master/src/Youtube.php#L310

Hi @joedawson:

To solve this, you need to add more checks in the __call method:

/**
 * Pass method calls to the Google Client.
 *
 * @param  string  $method
 * @param  array   $args
 *
 * @return mixed
 */
public function __call($method, $args)
{
    if (method_exists($this->client, $method)) 
        return call_user_func_array([$this->client, $method], $args);

    if (method_exists($this->youtube, $method))
        return call_user_func_array([$this->youtube, $method], $args);

    throw new \BadMethodCallException(
        'The method called is not supported by this package: ['.$method.']'
    );
}

[ahmedash95]

@joedawson weclome .. and thanks for your interesting

[ahmedash95]

Hi @arcanedev-maroc , thanks for clarifying .. what makes me confused is it tells me there is no update method at Google_Client class .. so i started debugging where is Google_Client class .. then I started review my code from first.

Thanks again

[arcanedev-maroc]

@ahmedash95, Do you have something like Youtube::update(...) in your code ??

[ahmedash95]

@arcanedev-maroc Here is my mistake #44 (comment)

[joedawson]

@arcanedev-maroc he's already solved this, he used the $video variable twice here - #44 (comment)