Fix passing parameters via URL query when querying for objects.#543
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Tests pass, though looks like we have a super flaky one that passes locally for me. |
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Fix passing parameters via URL query when querying for objects.
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Parse query parameters into proper JSON body if they are supplied.
Also added babel-polyfill at the entry point of our stuff to allow fancy ES6 iterator syntax.
Fixes #211, #101