compare-properties
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Get functions to compare two values given an operator.
$ npm install —save compare-properties
var compareFactory = require('compare-properties');
var equal = compareFactory('=', 'foo');
equal({ foo: 42 }, { foo: 42 }); //=> true
equal({ foo: 42 }, { foo: 10 }); //=> false
equal({ foo: 42 }, { bar: 42 }); //=> false
var equal = compareFactory('=', 'foo', 'bar');
equal({ foo: 42 }, { foo: 42 }); //=> false
equal({ foo: 42 }, { bar: 42 }); //=> true
var equal = compareFactory('<', 'foo');
equal({ foo: 'foo' }, { foo: 'foo' }); //=> true
equal({ foo: 'foo' }, { foo: 'fon' }); //=> true
equal({ foo: 1337 }, { bar: 42 }); //=> false
| = | < | > | <= | >= | != | %= |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
a === b | a < b | a > b | a <= b | a >= b | a != b | a % b === 0 |
MIT © Nicolas Gryman
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Get functions to compare two object properties given an operator.
We found that compare-properties demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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