Fix some comparisons

[gburt]

I noticed that {"==": ["0", 0]} stopped returning true at some point, which is preventing us from upgrading. The JS library returns true for it. I noticed the official tests didn't exercise/test this. so I've opened a PR there to add a bunch more tests of various type-coerced comparisons.

I also added the ability to run the tests with a local tests.json file which I used to fix those tests.

[diegoholiveira]

I noticed the official tests didn't exercise/test this. so I've opened a PR there to add a bunch more tests of various type-coerced comparisons.

It's hard to get something merged on the official repos because the original author does not work directly with this anymore. We have two options here:

1. wait to merge there and them merge it here
2. inject this into our test suites without depending on the other PR.

I do prefer the second option because it would be much easier to merge this and create a new release.

Also, thanks for the contrib. Very important to tackle the diffs between JS and GO.

[gburt]

I noticed the official tests didn't exercise/test this. so I've opened a PR there to add a bunch more tests of various type-coerced comparisons.

It's hard to get something merged on the official repos because the original author does not work directly with this anymore. We have two options here:

1. wait to merge there and them merge it here
2. inject this into our test suites without depending on the other PR.

I do prefer the second option because it would be much easier to merge this and create a new release.

Also, thanks for the contrib. Very important to tackle the diffs between JS and GO.

Thanks Diego, and I should have said up top, thank you for this library.

Want me to rev this PR to make/use a stored-in-git copy of the (updated) tests.json file that's run as a new Test func, in addition to the existing HTTP-based test?

[gburt]

Done! We run both test suites now

[TotalTechGeek]

Also commenting here:
@gburt / @diegoholiveira

If y'all get additional test cases, please feel free to send them our way at https://github.com/orgs/json-logic so we can improve our test suite for cross-implementation compatibilty and vote

(😄 Fortunately, it does look like JLE is compatible with these tests)

Also @gburt if you want, I can also send you an invite to the org