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qansigliere-compare2jsons

v1.2.0

Published

This library is based on Javascript language and it contains a method to compare 2 different JSON objects and provide the clear differences between them

Downloads

17

Readme

compare2JSONFiles

The library is based on the Javascript programming language and allows you to compare two different objects and get a clear, detailed report of their differences.

Author

https://www.youtube.com/@QANSIGLIERE/

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Installing

Using npm:

npm i qansigliere-compare2jsons

Functions

compare2JSONs - the functions returns true or false value and other details will be printed in the console

Example

CommonJS

var { compare2JSONs } = require('qansigliere-compare2jsons');

console.log(compare2JSONs({ id: 1, name: 'iphone' }, { id: 1, name: 'android', version: 1 }, ['id']));

Output

Expected result keys length: 2
Actual result keys length: 3
Difference in expected results keys:
Difference in actual results keys: version


Expected result: {"id":1,"name":"iphone"}
Actual result: {"id":1,"name":"android","version":1}
Error: The numbers of keys in actual result and expected result do not match!

Parent Expected result: {"id":1,"name":"iphone"}
Parent Actual result: {"id":1,"name":"android","version":1}


Expected result: iphone
Actual result: android
Error: These two objects do not match to each other!
false

ES Module

// ES Module

import { compare2JSONs } from "qansigliere-compare2jsons";

console.log(compare2JSONs({ id: 1, name: 'iphone' }, { id: 1, name: 'android', version: 1 }, ['id']));

Output

Expected result keys length: 2
Actual result keys length: 3
Difference in expected results keys:
Difference in actual results keys: version


Expected result: {"id":1,"name":"iphone"}
Actual result: {"id":1,"name":"android","version":1}
Error: The numbers of keys in actual result and expected result do not match!

Parent Expected result: {"id":1,"name":"iphone"}
Parent Actual result: {"id":1,"name":"android","version":1}


Expected result: iphone
Actual result: android
Error: These two objects do not match to each other!
false

Improvements and Suggestions

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