chore(npm): update peer deps

* also remove circleci badge now that we have github actions

README.md

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 # GraphQL + BookshelfJS
 
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 This is an early version of the `BookshelfType` I wrote to help me link up my Bookshelf models (built on top of Postgres) to my GraphQL schema.
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 ### Install
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 `npm install --save graphql-bookshelf`
 
 ...
 
 `var BookshelfType = require('graphql-bookshelf');`
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 ### Example use...
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 Use `BookshelfType` inside of `GraphQLObjectType`...
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 ```js
 export default new GraphQLObjectType(BookshelfType({
   name: 'Classroom',
   description: 'Need I say more?',
   // ...and an object gets passed into the fields to help with your model.
   fields: (model) => ({
 ```
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 Simply wrap with `model.attr()`...
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 ```js
     id: model.attr({
       type: new GraphQLNonNull(GraphQLInt),
       description: 'The id of the classroom.',
       // ...and you don't need to resolve table attributes.
     }),
 ```
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 Or wrap with model.belongsTo()...
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 ```js
     subject: model.belongsTo({
       type: SubjectType, // And use the right association type...
       description: 'The subject of the classroom.',
       // And you get one-to-one relationships for free
     }),
 ```
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 Use model.hasMany()...
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 ```js
     students: model.hasMany({
       type: new GraphQLList(StudentType), // And make sure you use `GraphQLList`
       description: 'Students in the classroom.',
       // Now you have associated collections for free
     }),
 ```
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 Need to do more on your associated collection?
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 ```js
     homeworks: model.hasMany({
       type: new GraphQLList(HomeworkType),
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       }
     }),
 ```
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 Or just leave it alone...
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 ```js
     size: {
       type: GraphQLInt,
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   }),
 }));
 ```
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 Are you using graphql-relay-js? Define some connection associations.
 
 At the top:
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 ```js
-    import {
-      connectionDefinitions,
-      connectionArgs
-    } from 'graphql-relay';
-
+import { connectionDefinitions, connectionArgs } from "graphql-relay";
 ```
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 And in your schema...
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 ```js
     homeworks: model.hasMany({
       type: connectionDefinitions({nodeType: HomeworkType}).connectionType,
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 [See this example in action via the tests...](https://github.com/brysgo/graphql-bookshelf/blob/master/schema/ClassroomType.js)
 
 ### Contributing
- 1. Install sqlite3, clone repo, npm install
- 2. Create database in project root by running `sqlite3 graphql_bookshelf.sqlite`
- 3. Run migrations, `knex migrate:latest`
- 4. Run the tests with `npm test`
- 5. When they pass, submit a PR
 
+1.  Install sqlite3, clone repo, npm install
+2.  Create database in project root by running `sqlite3 graphql_bookshelf.sqlite`
+3.  Run migrations, `knex migrate:latest`
+4.  Run the tests with `npm test`
+5.  When they pass, submit a PR
 
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package.json

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     ]
   },
   "peerDependencies": {
-    "bookshelf": "^0.14.2",
-    "graphql": "^14.1.1"
+    "bookshelf": "^0.15.1",
+    "graphql": "^14.5.4"
   }
 }