0.6.0

0.6.0

• The delete() command is now chainable. It does not execute immediately and doesn't expect to receive a callback function. Use .delete().exec() from now on. This change was made to make the API more consistent.
• Added a new function Orpheus.connect(models, callback) that can receive several Orpheus models and connect them into one MULTI call to Redis. Example usage:

Orpheus.connect

            user:
                user('some-user')
                    .points.set(200)
                    .name.set('Snir')

            app:
                app('some-app')
                    .points.set(1000)
                    .name.set('Super App')

        , (err, res) ->
            # `res` is {user: [1,1], app: [1,1]}

This is a preliminary work. In future releases connect would be able to better parse the results based on the model schema. For now, it only makes sure to create one MULTI call for all the models it receives.

0.5.2

• Fixed a bug when responding with several calls to the same dynamic key. Calling the key once will return it directly:

User.book_author.get(key: ['1984']).exec()
> {books: 'Orwell'}

Calling it several times will return it in a nested object:

User
    .book_author.get(key: ['1984'])
    .book_author.get(key: ['asoiaf'])
    .exec()
> 
  {
      books: {
          '1984': 'Orwell',
          'asoiaf': 'GRRM'
      }
  }

The bug in the implementation caused the first result in multiple calls to the same dynamic key to be discarded.