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I’ve found another bug, in the readJSON operator, in the function getValue(key) function declaration.

The following “if / else” (used when you have a key containing some . separators) is not working to get “non object” results.

		if (key.split('.').length > 1){
			let foundObj = obj;
			for (let thisKey of key.split('.')){
				if (typeof foundObj[thisKey] == 'object'){
					foundObj = foundObj[thisKey]
				}
				else {
					return foundObj;
				}
			}
			return foundObj;
		}

Indeed, if the last item targeted by the key is not an object (so if typeof foundObj[thisKey] == 'object' is false), it’s the foundObj which is returned (which is the object from the previous iteration) instead of foundObj[thisKey].

So, in fact, I think you should do a return foundObj[thisKey]; here. (I think the return is here to interrupt the loop if you reached a non-object point ?).

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