use Test::More;
use JSON::Conditional;
my $json = '{
        "thing": {
                "for": {
                        "key": "testing",
                        "keys": 1,
                        "if": {
                                "m": "test",
                                "key": "test",
                                "then": {
                                        "abc": 123
                                }
                        },
                        "elsif": {
                                "m": "other",
                                "key": "test",
                                "then": {
                                        "def": 456
                                }
                        },
                        "else": {
                                "then": {
                                        "ghi": 789
                                }
                        }
                },
                "def" : 123
        }
}';
my $compiled = JSON::Conditional->new->compile($json, {
        testing => { 
                a => { test => "other" },
                b => { test => "test" },
                c => { test => "other" },
                d => { test => "thing" },
        }
}, 1);
my $expected = {
        thing => {
                a => { def => 456 },
                b => { abc => 123 },
                c => { def => 456 },
                d => { ghi => 789 },
                def => 123
        }
};
is_deeply($compiled, $expected);
done_testing;