fixed class model has no attribute id when using update_or_create

[sfinktah]

The following code is otherwise unworkable:

ebay_transaction = EbayOrderTransaction.update_or_create({'transaction_id': d['transaction_id']}, d)
ebay_order.attach('transactions', ebay_transaction)

as the primary id key is not returned, and one cannot call fresh on the result. it is possible [but undesirable] to work around this in such a way as:

ebay_order = EbayOrder.where({'order_id': d['order_id']}).first()
if not ebay_order:
    ebay_order = EbayOrder.create(d).fresh()
else:
    ebay_order.save()

this PR also fixes an issue (that no doubt occurs in many other places too) were

        return cls.builder.create(	        return cls.builder.create(
            dictionary, id_key=cls.__primary_key__, cast=cast, **kwargs	            dictionary, cast=cast, **kwargs
        )

will raise an Exception as the library is already passing id_key via kwargs

[josephmancuso]

i think this looks right

[yubarajshrestha]

@sfinktah fix the linter issues.

[josephmancuso]

@sfinktah i'm actually reverting this change. the wheres could not be unique enough i think for this to work. its possible we could do

return self.where(total).first()

but it would have to be tested