.destroy(x) does not throw error if [x] does not exist about dynogels HOT 4 CLOSED

The solution is below. See #53

const Account = dynogels.define('account-email', {
  hashKey: 'id',
  schema: {
    id: Joi.number(),
    email: Joi.string().email(),
  },
})

Account.destroy(
  { id: '123' },
  { expected: { id: { Exists: true } } },
  (err, data) => {
    console.log(err) // Conditional Check failed
});

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This can be solved with a conditional check similar to #39. I will look at adding a conditional check to the destroy method that will fail if the item does not exist.

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I would say this is expected behavior (without the expected clause). I can't think of any database that will raise an error if you attempt to delete something that does not exist. Even in a SQL database -- a DELETE where no records match the WHERE clause is just a successful no-op.

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I'm with @cdhowie this is expected behaviour.

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