be_json_eql(:null) is not intuitive

[crimsonknave]

It seems very counter intuitive to me that to check if the json is null I need to pass the string null and can't pass the nil object. I'm pretty sure I was able to do this in previous versions. I'd love to see either an example in the readme if that is the desired behavior.

[laserlemon]

The purpose of the JSON matchers is to compare JSON to other JSON. If you want to assert the Ruby value at a path, you can use the json_spec helpers like so:

parse_json(your_json, your_path).should == your_ruby

Does that help?

[crimsonknave]

Ok, that makes sense. I'll just update my tests to be like:
it { should be_json_eql(object.to_json) }