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@birchill/json-equalish

v1.1.2

Published

Ad-hoc JSON-like comparison

Downloads

1,582

Readme

A simplified version of deep-equal intended for comparing objects that are being serialized to/from JSON that:

  1. Treats undefined as null as different (since they produce different JSON output)

  2. Treats a missing property and an undefined property as equal (since they produce the same JSON output)

  3. Only deals with POD for now since that's typically what you serialize and trying to deal other types like deep-equal does can lead to lots of unwanted dependencies.

    e.g. deep-equal has the following dependency chain:

    deep-equal -> is-regex -> has -> function-bind

    and function-bind does eval() (actually Function(<string>)) which causes problems for CSP.

Furthermore, this library is mostly tailored towards using browser APIs that are commonly available. It uses Object.is which IE doesn't support but none of our projects care about supporting IE.

In fact, if you're reading this, you probably shouldn't use it. It's basically just trying to compare the result of JSON.stringify() on two objects but allowing the order of keys to differ.

Publishing

yarn release
git push --follow-tags origin master
yarn publish
yarn publish --registry https://npm.pkg.github.com

We need to publish to both NPM and GitHub because we're using the same scope, @birchill in both places 🤦. (GitHub package registry doesn't seem to let you change it from the org name and we were already using @birchill on npm.)