JSON-structure-validator example doesn't seem to work

[wolfen]

Attempting to run the suggested example in Runkit, I see this (screen capture is attached): https://www.dropbox.com/s/vchk5v7qu9n664f/Screenshot%202018-07-01%2010.02.11.png?dl=0

I'm not sure why the validation failed; An "aliases" array with a single record is expected?

[wolfen]

In case the above dropbox link is not accessible for any reason, here's the code I pasted into the runkit window:

var compareJSON = require("json-structure-validator");

var emptyMapSingle = {
        "name" : "",
        "username": "",
        "id": "",
        "aliases": [ {
            "alias": "",
            "id": ""
        }]
    };
 
var emptyMap = [];
emptyMap.push(emptyMapSingle);

body = {
  name: "Foo",
  username: "foo",
  id: 123,
  aliases: [ { "alias": "Bar", "id": "234" } ]
}

const compare = compareJSON(body, emptyMap);
console.log(`compare=${JSON.stringify(compare)}`);

And here's the output I saw:

"compare=\"Objects do not match at aliases\""

I expected to see:

"compare=\"true\""

[wolfen]

I found that this version does work as expected:

var compareJSON = require("json-structure-validator");

var emptyMapSingle = {
        "name" : "",
        "username": "",
        "id": "",
        "aliases": [ {
            "alias": "",
            "id": ""
        }]
    };

body = {
  name: "Foo",
  username: "foo",
  id: 123,
  aliases: [ { "alias": "Bar", "id": "234" } ]
}

const compare = compareJSON(body, emptyMapSingle);
console.log(`compare=${JSON.stringify(compare)}`);

This is the output:

"compare=true"

So the problem appears to be with passing an array of map structures as the second parameter to compareJSON(). If this feature is supported by the package, then the documentation should be updated to include a working example; Otherwise, the example should be removed.

[AntJanus]

It all works as expected, the problem is with the example and the docs. It seems that I made some mistakes around it. Thanks for letting me now, I'll get to it when I have a chance.