Consistent, language independent logic #46
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My code changes to implement consistent, language independent logic described in Issue #44.
All original tests from http://jsonlogic.com still pass successfully.
And I've added my own set of tests called
lanaguage-independent.json(with temporary modified.gitignore) to show how the modified logic works.I can also change the code to only accept a strongly limited set of arguments (see comment nr. 3 in Issue #44).
And as I've mentioned, I can modify the Python port (json-logic-py) to make it follow all latest changes.