Add support for using an ordered dictionary #94
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This isn't part of the JMESPath spec (we use the JSON types and a JSON object has no key order). In order to still accomodate this use case, I've added an Options class that can alter how an expression is interpreted. You can provide a specific dict cls that should be used whenever the interpreter creates a dict as the result of evaluating an expression. This gives people that want this option a way to do it without having to comply with the JMESPath spec. Fixes jmespath#89
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This isn't part of the JMESPath spec (we use the JSON
types and a JSON object has no key order). In order to
still accomodate this use case, I've added an Options class
that can alter how an expression is interpreted. You can provide
a specific dict cls that should be used whenever the interpreter
creates a dict as the result of evaluating an expression.
This gives people that want this option a way to do it without
having to comply with the JMESPath spec.
Fixes #89