List of places to replace list functions with iter functions

gistfile1.txt

github3/api.py:45:def list_gists(username=None):
github3/api.py:55:def list_followers(username):
github3/api.py:64:def list_following(username):
github3/api.py:72:def list_repo_issues(owner, repository, filter='', state='', l
abels='',
github3/api.py:82:def list_orgs(username):
github3/api.py:90:def list_repos(login, type='', sort='', direction=''):
github3/api.py:118:def list_events():

github3/github.py:318:    def list_authorizations(self):
github3/github.py:327:    def list_emails(self):
github3/github.py:336:    def list_events(self):
github3/github.py:345:    def list_followers(self, login=None):
github3/github.py:358:    def list_following(self, login=None):
github3/github.py:371:    def list_gists(self, username=None):
github3/github.py:387:    def list_user_issues(self, filter='', state='', labels
='', sort='',
github3/github.py:411:    def list_repo_issues(self, owner, repository, mileston
e=None,
github3/github.py:442:    def list_keys(self):
github3/github.py:451:    def list_orgs(self, login=None):
github3/github.py:468:    def list_repos(self, login=None, type='', sort='', dir
ection=''):
github3/github.py:507:    def list_starred(self, login=None):
github3/github.py:519:    def list_subscribed(self, login=None):
github3/github.py:532:    def list_watching(self, login=None):

github3/repos.py:826:    def list_assignees(self):
github3/repos.py:835:    def list_branches(self):
github3/repos.py:845:    def list_comments(self):
github3/repos.py:855:    def list_comments_on_commit(self, sha):
github3/repos.py:870:    def list_commits(self, sha='', path='', author=''):
github3/repos.py:887:    def list_contributors(self, anon=False):
github3/repos.py:902:    def list_downloads(self):
github3/repos.py:912:    def list_events(self):
github3/repos.py:922:    def list_forks(self, sort=''):
github3/repos.py:939:    def list_hooks(self):
github3/repos.py:949:    def list_issues(self,

recipe.py

"""
An example of how to transform a list function an iter function
"""

def list_network_events(self):
    """Doc-string starting with the verb "List"

    :returns: list of :class:`Event <github3.events.Event>`
    """
    url = self._build_url("...")
    # request
    return ["Events"]

def iter_network_events(self, number=-1):
    """Same doc-string as above replacing "List" with "Iterates over"

    :param int number: (optional), number of network events to return. Default: -1 returns all available network events.
    :returns: generator of :class:`Event <github3.events.Event>`
    """
    url = self._build_url("...")
    return self._iter(int(number), url, Event)

# If the class you're using inherits directly from GitHubObject instead of GitHubCore, you set the last parameter to False.
# Also in the equivalent tests/test_(mod_name).py file, make a test next to the list function for the iter_function. An example test is:

def test_iter_network_events(self):
    expect(next(self.repo.iter_network_events(1))).isinstance(Event)

# If the function takes other parameters, a test for those parameters individually or in bulk can be added as well.
# e.g., list_milestones() -> iter_milestones() can have

def test_iter_milestones(self):
    expect(next(self.repo.iter_milestones(number=1))).isinstance(Event)
    expect(next(self.repo.iter_milestones(state='open', number=1))).isinstance(Event)
    # once more for the remaining two OR just
    expect(next(self.repo.iter_milestones('open', 'sort_param', 'asc', 1))).isinstance(Event)