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js-struct-compare
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Library to compare two (JSON-serializable) structures and return their differences.
Javascript library to compare two (JSON-serializable) structures and return their differences.
This library can be installed from the NPM package registry. Using NPM:
npm install --save js-struct-compare
Or using Yarn:
yarn add js-struct-compare
This package is meant to be consumed as an ES module. Its default export is a comparison function that takes a left and a right instance and returns an array of differences between them. These can be seen as the operations needed to transform left into right. An example:
import compare from "js-struct-compare";
const left = {
"foo": {
"bar": [ 42, 0 ],
},
"qux": "quux",
"corge": "grault",
"garply": [],
};
const right = {
"foo": {
"bar": [ 43, 0 ],
"baz": 99,
},
"corge": "grault",
"garply": {},
};
const differences = compare(left, right);
// => [
// Difference{path: ['foo', 'bar', 0], type: 'changed', left_value: 42, right_value: 43},
// Difference{path: ['foo', 'baz'], type: 'added', left_value: undefined, right_value: 99},
// Difference{path: ['qux'], type: 'deleted', left_value: 'quux', right_value: undefined}
// Difference{path: ['garply'], type: 'changed', left_value: [], right_value: {}},
// ]
Each Difference
object contains:
path
: an array of path elements traversed to the location of the differences. The path
elements are strings in case of object properties and numbers in case of array keys.type
: describes the kind of difference. Can be one of the following:
Difference.TYPE_CHANGED = 'changed'
: both the left and the right instance have a
value at the given path, but these values are different.Difference.TYPE_ADDED = 'added'
: the left instance does not have a value at the
given path, but the right instance does, i.e. the value was added in the transition
from left to right.Difference.TYPE_DELETED = 'deleted'
: the left instance has a value at the given
path, but the right instance does not, i.e. the value was deleted in the transition
from left to right.left_value
: the value the left instance has at the given path. Is undefined
in case
of an addition. Can be a non-scalar value, i.e. a struct in itself.right_value
: the value the right instance has at the given path. Is undefined
in case
of a deletion. Can be a non-scalar value, i.e. a struct in itself.The Difference
and Comparator
classes can be accessed separately as named exports:
import { Difference, Comparator } from "js-struct-compare";
This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
Contributions to this project are more than welcome.
This project is released under the MIT license.
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Library to compare two (JSON-serializable) structures and return their differences.
The npm package js-struct-compare receives a total of 2,097 weekly downloads. As such, js-struct-compare popularity was classified as popular.
We found that js-struct-compare demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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