Doesn't work with Node 6 about snapchat HOT 4 OPEN

@roccomuso I was having issues with the install because of the included ursa package on NPM. What I did to get the install to pass was npm install git://github.com/fisch0920/snapchat.git. I'm not sure our issues were the same but I am on Node 6 and had the install work after realizing that my failure was coming from [email protected] or something and the listed version in this repo's package.json was 9

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@dannyvassallo So you were able to have it working? does it work or there's some issue with breaking changes made on the snapchat unofficial API?

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@roccomuso same Snapchat._getGoogleAuthToken error 827:21 issue now that the install takes -- I've cloned the package and am peeking at the code but I'm not sure it's an issue with snapchat itself or something with the auth into google. It seems the offending code is this request:

Request.postRaw({
      'url': 'https://android.clients.google.com/auth',
      'form': {
        'google_play_services_version': '7097038',
        'device_country': 'us',
        'operatorCountry': 'us',
        'lang': 'en_US',
        'sdk_version': '19',
        'accountType': 'HOSTED_OR_GOOGLE',
        'Email': gmailEmail,
        'EncryptedPasswd': encryptedGmailPassword,
        // 'Passwd': gmailPassword, // unencrypted version
        'service': 'audience:server:client_id:694893979329-l59f3phl42et9clpoo296d8raqoljl6p.apps.googleusercontent.com',
        'source': 'android',
        'androidId': '378c184c6070c26c',
        'app': 'com.snapchat.android',
        'client_sig': '49f6badb81d89a9e38d65de76f09355071bd67e7',
        'callerPkg': 'com.snapchat.android',
        'callerSig': '49f6badb81d89a9e38d65de76f09355071bd67e7'
      },
      'headers': {
        'device': '378c184c6070c26c',
        'app': 'com.snapchat.android',
        'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip',
        'User-Agent': 'GoogleAuth/1.4 (mako JDQ39)'
      }
    }

I'm trying to resolve this (if that's even possible), but I've also stumbled across this article here. I'm not sure what this means for the functionality we're used to with these packages -- but I guess we'll find out. I'll post back if I can resolve this.

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ok, well anyway seems to be that soon they will release their official API, let's see :)

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