Outside of the methods we don't implement, are there any breaking changes?

There's more! It's pretty much all changed. I'll need to write up a new readme of course. Biggest things:

• removed a lot of methods
• renamed all existing methods & changed their arguments
• changed the response type of the Promise for all the methods:
  • it now automatically calls response.json() if the response is valid JSON and returns that as its output
  • it does some basic error-handling now.
• added the ability to abort network requests
• the API is an object instead of a class, so creating an instance is no longer done using new Unsplash()

A very quick overview of how to consume response from the new API:

const api = Unsplash({ accessKey: 'abc123' });

api.photos.get({ photoId: 'foo' }).then(result => {
  if (result.type === 'error') {
    console.log('error occurred: ', result.errors[0]);
  } else if (result.type === 'aborted') {
    console.log('fetch request aborted');
  } else {
    console.log('received photo: ', result.response);
  }
});

One other thing I am also adding is for feed methods: the lib will automatically handle extracting the total from x-total header and return that along with the JSON body (e.g. result.response.feed and result.response.total) as that's annoying manual work that any Unsplash API consumer that shows a feed will likely need for the sake of pagination.