0.5.0

0.5.0

• Added a way to send dynamic key arguments as either an array or, if it's one argument, as is. For example, User('id').yearly_bread(key: [2012]).exec() as well as User('id').yearly_bread(key: [2012]).exec().
• If multiple values of a dynamic key were requested during one request, the result will be returned as an object, with the generated keys as the object keys, instead of arrays. For example:

User('radagaisus')
    .books(key: 'history').smembers()
    .books.key('science').smembers()
    .exec ->

Will result in:

{
    books: {
        history: ['1776', 'The Devil in the White City']
        science: ['The Selfish Gene']
    }
}

Instead of:

{
    books: [
        ['1776', 'The Devil in the White City'],
        ['The Selfish Gene']
    ]
}


- Add a new function for all dynamic key models, `key`, that stores and then uses the parameters it was supplied with as the dynamic key arguments for the command. For example:

```coffee
class User extends orpheus
    constructor: ->
        @set 'books', key: (genre) -> "books:#{genre}"

user = orpheus.schema.user

user(user_id)
    .books.key('scifi').add('Hyperion')
    .exec()

Might be more convenient than:

user(user_id)
    .books.add('Hyperion', key: 'scifi')
    .exec()

• Support for NodeJS 0.10 and above