Right now put's signature is db.put('/foo', 'bar', function (err) {}). It would be great if the node object were returned as its second callback parameter.
I think this is a bit more complicated than just returning the node object that _put produces; it doesn't have several properties set on it like other nodes exposed through the API, such as feeds, feedSeq, and a couple of others.
Right now
put's signature isdb.put('/foo', 'bar', function (err) {}). It would be great if thenodeobject were returned as its second callback parameter.I think this is a bit more complicated than just returning the
nodeobject that_putproduces; it doesn't have several properties set on it like other nodes exposed through the API, such asfeeds,feedSeq, and a couple of others.