Gathering detailed insights and metrics for @teamteanpm2024/animi-repellendus-perferendis
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for @teamteanpm2024/animi-repellendus-perferendis
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npm install @teamteanpm2024/animi-repellendus-perferendisDeveloper Guide
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Typescript
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CommonJS
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20.12.2
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10.5.0
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50.8
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88.2
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75.5
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100
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100
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Latest Version
2.0.5
Package Id
@teamteanpm2024/animi-repellendus-perferendis@2.0.5
Unpacked Size
17.02 kB
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6.17 kB
File Count
5
NPM Version
10.5.0
Node Version
20.12.2
Published on
Apr 29, 2024
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Dependencies
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js-testDiff
About
Deep object diffing function for JavaScript; returns true if input 1 differs in any way from input 2. Original code was taken from Differentia.js and ported to TypeScript.
The testDiff function was originally created as a unit testing utility and it was primarily designed/used to test Differentia's search algorithm strategy system, setting a "gold standard" for that library's quality and algorithmic correctness.
The key difference with this version of testDiff is that I removed its "search index" functionality, as it introduced more complexity than it was worth.
Feel free to scavenge the original code as I have: https://github.com/Floofies/Differentia.js/blob/master/spec/testUtils.js
Building
Run npm run build to compile and test module dist/index.js.
I have pre-compiled the most up-to-date files in dist. Enjoy.
unitTest.js can be safely ignored, as it's a development-only dependency for test.mjs.
Syntax
1import { testDiff } from "testDiff";
1testDiff( input1:any, input2:any, [ deep:boolean = false ] );Parameters:
input1, input2
Two values/objects to compare against each other.
deep (Optional) (Default = true)
TestDiff performs "deep" object/array traversal by default, comparing all reachable values; set this operand to false to disable traversal and nested comparisons.
Return Value:
Returns true if input1's structure, properties, or values differ in any way from input2, or false if otherwsie.
Usage Examples
Example 1: Arbitrary values.
Can handle any arbitrary values, as well as objects/arrays.
1const myArray1 = "Hello World!"; 2const myArray2 = "This is a test"; 3const result = testDiff(myArray1, myArray2); 4// result = true
Example 2: Flat arrays/objects.
1const myArray1 = [1,2,3]; 2const myArray2 = [4,5,6]; 3const result = testDiff(myArray1, myArray2); 4// result = true
Example 3: Nested arrays/objects.
1const myArray1 = ["Hello",["World!"]]; 2const myArray2 = ["Hello",["Developer!"]]; 3const result = testDiff(myArray1, myArray2); 4// result = true
Example 4: Nested arrays. Traversal disabled.
In this example, the function returns false even though the arrays' contents differ; they are regarded as the same because there are no differences at the top, and disabling traversal prevents the algorithm from seeing deeper differences.
1const myArray1 = ["Hello",["World!"]]; 2const myArray2 = ["Hello",["Developer!"]]; 3const result = testDiff(myArray1, myArray2, false); 4// result = false
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