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Fix for list() method when run with integer inputs #28
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…() to int() in list method to fix error when run with integer inputs.
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I've changed the sanitization method for the nb_results and offset parameters of the GooglePlayAPI.list() method from requests.utils.quote() to int(). The quote function causes issues with integer inputs - doesn't look like it was an issue when running via command line, but shows up if you call the function manually with integer inputs.