Use a program to generate the expected in.json files automatically from the test.event files.
Fixes issue #17.
I've left 2JQS there even though the YAML appears to be invalid, but there's only a single key in the JSON output.
Also, it's not currently possible to have in.json files for multi-document YAML documents, as there's only a single JSON object in each file. That could be solved either by always providing an array of JSON objects, or by providing a sequence of JSON objects.
Use a program to generate the expected in.json files automatically from the test.event files.
Fixes issue #17.
I've left 2JQS there even though the YAML appears to be invalid, but there's only a single key in the JSON output.
Also, it's not currently possible to have in.json files for multi-document YAML documents, as there's only a single JSON object in each file. That could be solved either by always providing an array of JSON objects, or by providing a sequence of JSON objects.