Please document Model.attr in readme

[john-aws]

If you call query() on a table, you get back an object whose Items property, when printed with JSON.stringify, appears to be an array of items that looks like this:

"Items": [{
    "id": "12345",
    "name": "fred"
}]

It would seem reasonable to the dynogels newcomer to access properties of the retrieved items using Items[0].id or Items[0].name. Both of these yield 'undefined', however.

Nowhere, that I can see, is it documented that what you actually have here are instances of 'Model' and that you access the properties via an intermediate 'attr' property, for example Items[0].attr.id and Items[0].attr.name.

Small change, but I think it would help make dynogels easier to use for newcomers. Thanks.

[cdhowie]

The documented way to get these attributes would be Items[0].get('id') for example, which is shown throughout almost all of the documentation.

[john-aws]

Thanks, that's helpful. I didn't find get() in any of the query or scan examples in the readme. I also did not find any reference documentation for Model. Appreciate the quick response, thanks.

[cdhowie]

I agree. Honestly, we could do with some proper API documentation instead of just a readme with examples.