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qute-bookshelf-repository v0.0.2

A simple repository that manages a `single` [bookshelf-modelbase](https://github.com/bsiddiqui/bookshelf-modelbase) model which is in turn a [bookshelf model](http://bookshelfjs.org/). This repository provides many commonly used methods that are found in repository classes / objects This repository should be used as as abstraction layer between the [bookshelf model](http://bookshelfjs.org/) and services to prevent the bookshelf models from leaking into services (i.e. encourages loose coupling) This module should be extended / inherited to add additional functionality `qute-bookshelf-repository` will return JSON objects by default. This behaviour can be controlled by the `bConvertResultToJson` (defaults to `true`) variable that is passed to every method in the API . If `bConvertResultToJson` is set to `false`, the [bookshelf model](http://bookshelfjs.org/) will be returned.

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