AWS Automation Document: How do I iterate over output from a previous step using aws:loop?

Using the aws:loop has been clear as mud, especially as it relates to using an output from a previous step as input for this step.

I have a step (uses this: AWS-RunPowerSHellScript) that outputs an array (I have also tried tables too). An example of this array would be a list of filenames:

a.file, b.file, c.file

the JSON as:

      "outputs": [
        {
          "Type": "StringList",
          "Name": "Name",
          "Selector": "$.Payload"
        }

I need to iterate over that list in an aws:loop step, but no matter how I adjust output - I always get a "Failed to resolve Name.Output to type StringList."

the JSON as:

     "name": "Loop",
      "action": "aws:loop",
      "nextStep": "NextStep",
      "isEnd": false,
      "inputs": {
        "Iterators": "{{ Name.Output }}",
        "IteratorDataType": "StringList",
        "Steps": [ ...

Does anyone know how I can iterate over Name.Output using aws:loop? Or, how I need to adjust the data type/data in the step with output?

Solution

So, this was easier than I thought. Though aws:loop always errors with validating a StringList, it is unable (or I can't figure out) to iterate over just an array:

some_arr=[ 1, 2, 3, 3]

But, aws:loop can detect type and will iterate over a StringMap:

some_dict={"some_key": some_arr}

The JSON would look something like this for step output and aws:loop input:

"outputs": [
  {
    "Type": "StringList",
    "Name": "outputName",
    "Selector": "$.some_key"
  }
]

"inputs": {
  "IteratorDataType": "StringMap",
  "Iterators": "{{ stepName.outputName }}"
}

Now, the above solution probably would come naturally to someone who codes day-to-day, but it would have been nice to have more documentation or documentation that gives examples of the required data structures when using this step function.