Node Api Seed Change Log

Unreleased

Refactoring generic CRUD functions to export all their functions as properties on an object rather than tacked on to the primary function. This will allow for easier unit testing
Creating a new npm script unit-test to run just the unit tests with coverage to get a better idea of where to add tests or where problems may lie.
Adding babel for transpilation step. Updating eslint rules to cater for this. Adding nodemon config. Moving index file so that it gets transpiled as well. Adding nyc + config to cater for new coverage.
Deprecating the ownership.doNotTrack field, just don't include ownership at all.
Adding the ability to specify schemas on a per-status basis.
Adding an annotated example of what the full schema looks like

Creating this initial CHANGELOG.md file to make upgrading easier.

#13: Upgrading the running version of node to 8.1.2, deleted and reinstalled node_modules to upgrade the package-lock.json file. - @eXigentCoder
#12: Upgrading dependencies as part of routine maintenance. - @eXigentCoder
#11: Updating the code so that on creation of objects that use statuses you can either set some static data in the status log or get some data from the req object. These rules are specified in the schema file. - @eXigentCoder
- In your object's schema, on the first status in the statuses root property you can now add a property called initialData. This controls how the first status log entry will be generated. This can have both static data and data that comes from the request, specified in the fromReq property. If both are specified and there is a conflict merging the two objects, fromReq will take precedence. Subproperties specified in fromReq can either be:
  - A string - the path to the value on the req object, using lodash's get method
  - Array with a string and other entries - the first value is the path as above, the second is the default value if one is not found.

Going forward i'd like to use releases and CHANGELOG.md to keep track of things, so for now i'm putting a take in the ground and saying that this is the start point.