ROM - A dead-simple Redis Object Mapper

A super flexible Redis Object Mapper. It's all about model method DRY-ness.

var Database = require('rom');
var db = new Database();

var User = db.Model.extend('user', {
    hello: function() {
        return "Hello, " + this.get('name') + "!";
    }
});

var user = new User({name: "Jesse"});
user.hello();  // Hello, Jesse!

Usage

###Import

var Database = require('rom');

###Create database instance

var db = new Database();  // You can pass an object so you can override
                             the host/port.

###Define a model

var User = db.Model.extend('user', {
    // hello method
    hello: function() {
        return "Hello, " + this.get('name') + "!";
    }
});

###Create an instance of the model

var user = new User({name: "Jesse"});

user.hello();  // Hello, Jesse!

###Save the instance

user.save(function(e, m) {
    m.hello();  // Hello, Jesse!
});

// Alternatively, you can get the local current state.
user.save();

###Getters

user.get('name');  // Returns "Jesse"

###Setters

user.set('name', 'New name');  // Returns "New name"

###Finding an instance

User.find(<user_id>, function(err, user) {
    user.hello();  // You should get "Hello, <user.name>"
});

###Destroying an instance

user.destroy(function(err, res) {
    // res becomes 1/0 if the deletion is successful.
});

Overriding

You can easily override the Model object by subclassing it.

var Database = require('rom');

var db = new Database();

var AwesomeModel = db.Model.extend({
    // Awesome stuff here
});

var User = AwesomeModel.extend();  // We now use the AwesomeModel

TODO

1. Tests!
2. More documentation.
3. More methods.