(Some) API calling functions don't properly parse Python boolean values as parameters

[BryanBaird]

Current behavior

When calling a list() function or similar, the API often accepts a boolean parameter for filtering results. For example, the \REPORTS\ GET endpoint allows a boolean filter for archived status.

When the results are returned with the Python client, these fields are properly cast as Python boolean values. But when trying to pass in the parameter to the query, the client requires the value to be passed as a string instead.

Example

This fails:

import civis
client = civis.APIClient()
client.reports.list(limit=10, archived = False)

CivisAPIError: (400) Invalid archived status 'False'.

But this succeeds:

import civis
client = civis.APIClient()
client.reports.list(limit=10, archived = "false")

Expected behavior

Use the native data type(s) for the language, and parse those into whatever structure is needed for the url path on the API call.