Add quick example of syntax transport "auth" parameter expects (e.g when using GitHub personal access token)?

[bdklahn]

Might you provide documentation of that parameter?
Here is what I see, now.

gql/gql/transport/requests.py

Lines 50 to 51 in d3f79e7

	:param auth: Auth tuple or callable to enable Basic/Digest/Custom HTTP Auth
	(Default: None).

What might that expect for, say, using a GitHub personal access token (which I've already created)?

tuple(<user>, <token>) ?
tuple('Bearer', '<user>:<token>') ?
tuple('Authorization', <user>, <token>) ?

I guess this must be passed off to requests, and dependent on https standards and/or attributes the service expects/defines.

So "tuple" seems to imply there is a specific number and order of arguments, we must already know about. If it were a dict, I guess that could give more clues about what types of information are expected.
Maybe just provide a link to that standard or documentation in the requests module, or whatever?
Thanks.

[leszekhanusz]

You don't need to use the auth parameter for the GitHub API, you should instead send an http header Authorization with value "bearer YOUR_TOKEN".
See issue #149 for an example.