It doesn't really check if the value passed is an object

[guisehn]

Revalidator type check on the root object only works if the type to be validated is an array, but it doesn't work if it's an object.

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If schema.type is array and the value passed is an object:

let value = {};
let schema = { type: 'array' };
let result = revalidator.validate(value, schema);
console.log(result);

Revalidator returns an error:

{ valid: false,
  errors:
   [ { attribute: 'type',
       property: '',
       expected: 'array',
       actual: 'object',
       message: 'must be of array type' } ] }

I expected the same behavior to happen when schema.type is object, but it doesn't work. See the examples:

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Example 1:

let value = [];
let schema = { type: 'object' };
let result = revalidator.validate(value, schema);
console.log(result);

returns

{ valid: true, errors: [] }

Example 2:

let value = 5;
let schema = { type: 'object' };
let result = revalidator.validate(value, schema);
console.log(result);

returns

{ valid: true, errors: [] }

Example 3:

let value = 'hi';
let schema = { type: 'object' };
let result = revalidator.validate(value, schema);
console.log(result);

returns

{ valid: false,
  errors:
   [ { attribute: 'additionalProperties',
       property: '0',
       expected: undefined,
       actual: 'h',
       message: 'must not exist' },
     { attribute: 'additionalProperties',
       property: '1',
       expected: undefined,
       actual: 'i',
       message: 'must not exist' } ] }

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If we expect it to have the same behavior of the array validation, it should be returning something like:

{ valid: false,
  errors:
   [ { attribute: 'type',
       property: '',
       expected: 'object',
       actual: 'array', // or "number", or "string"
       message: 'must be of object type' } ] }