Merge pull request ChannelIQ#5 from selston69/master

Fix bug in paramter name and added test to catch both branches

README.md

@@ -8,6 +8,11 @@ pip install jsoncompare
 *  Additional complexity comes in when your json array's order doesn't matter.
 *  For example, you might have a set in Java that you are going to send over the wire as json. It may be represented as a json array but in actuality, you don't care about the order.
 
+## Recent Changes
+    Version    Comments
+    0.1.1      Orginal Version
+    0.1.2      Adds support for "contains"
+
 ##Examples
 ```python
 from jsoncompare import jsoncompare

jsoncompare/jsoncompare.py

@@ -154,12 +154,12 @@ def are_same(original_a, original_b, ignore_list_order_recursively=False, ignore
     return _are_same(a, b, ignore_value_of_keys)
 
 
-def contains(expected_original, actual_orginal, ignore_list_order_recursively=False, ignore_value_of_keys=[]):
+def contains(expected_original, actual_original, ignore_list_order_recursively=False, ignore_value_of_keys=[]):
     if ignore_list_order_recursively:
         actual = _bottom_up_sort(actual_original)
         expected = _bottom_up_sort(expected_original)
     else:
-        actual = actual_orginal
+        actual = actual_original
         expected = expected_original
     return _are_same(expected, actual, ignore_value_of_keys, True)
 

jsoncompare/test/test_jsoncompare.py

@@ -262,9 +262,23 @@ def test_contains_same_size(self):
             {"wtf1": "omg1"}
         ]
         self.assertTrue(jsoncompare.contains(expected, actual)[0])
+        #same, error_message = jsoncompare.contains(expected, actual)
+        #assert same, error_message
+
+    # Test two json that are same size and keys/values match with ignore_order
+    def test_contains_same_size2(self):
+        actual = [
+            {"wtf": "omg"},
+            {"wtf1": "omg1"}
+        ]
+        expected = [
+            {"wtf": "omg"},
+            {"wtf1": "omg1"}
+        ]
+        self.assertTrue(jsoncompare.contains(expected, actual, True)[0])
 
     # Test two json that are same size but values do not match
-    def test_contains_same_size(self):
+    def test_contains_same_size3(self):
         actual = [
             {"wtf": "omg"},
             {"wtf1": "omg1"}
@@ -278,7 +292,7 @@ def test_contains_same_size(self):
         #assert same, error_message
 
     # Test two json that are same size but keys do not match
-    def test_contains_same_size(self):
+    def test_contains_same_size4(self):
         actual = [
             {"wtf": "omg"},
             {"wtf1": "omg1"}
@@ -304,7 +318,7 @@ def test_contains_actual_bigger(self):
         ]
         self.assertTrue(jsoncompare.contains(expected, actual)[0])
 
-    # Test two josn where Actual is smaller - it can NOT contain all of expected attributes
+    # Test two json where Actual is smaller - it can NOT contain all of expected attributes
     def test_contains_actual_smaller(self):
         actual = [
             {"wtf": "omg"},