Format count query parameters with BookshelfJS
I'm just getting up to speed with BookshelfJS, so I'm probably missing something, but I'm wondering how to get query parameters to be formatted correctly for doing a count. For example, if I want my JS objects to use camelCase, and the database rows to use snake_case, I know I can use the format() and parse() functions on the model like so: http://bookshelfjs.org/#parse-and-format
But how do I get query parameters for a count to be converted from camelCase to snake_case before they're run as queries on the DB?
Example:
Now let's say the books database table has author_name as a column, but, if this is being used in an API, we want users to query on the authorName parameter.
Doing this converts the query parameters just fine:
And it queries the DB on author_name instead of authorName. But the analogous:
doesn't work as expected, because it's not converting authorName to author_name before querying. How do I get bookshelf to use the format() function I wrote to do this?
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