0.6.4

0.6.4

• Updated node_redis dependency to 0.12.1.

0.6.3

• Added node.js 0.12 and io.js to the CI.
• Fixed a bug where modifying responses would "pollute" default values for other queries. See the pull request for more details.

0.6.2

• Added the .as() function for each key. When doing retrieval operations, .as(key_name) can be used to note how we want the key name to be returned. .as takes a single parameter, key_name, that declares what key we want the retrieved value to be placed at. key_name can be nested. For example, you can use 'first.name to created a nested object: {first: {name: value}}.

Example Usage:

user('1').name.as('first_name').get().exec (err, res) ->
    expect(res.first_name).toEqual 'the user name'

user('1').name.as('name.first').get().exec (err, res) ->
    expect(res.name.first).toEqual 'the user name'

0.6.1

• Added a test for Orpheus.connect() when the models are passed as an array instead of an object.
• Added the .raw() query flag. Queries that run with this flag will return the raw response from Redis.
• .when() and .only() can now optionally receive a boolean flag as the first argument. Only if it's true the function passed to .when() will run.

For example:

User('john')
.when ->
  if the_sky_is_blue then @name.set('happy john')
.exec()

User('john')
.when the_sky_is_blue, ->
  @name.set('happy john')
.exec()