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$ npm i keyalesce
import keyalesce from 'keyalesce'
const hangouts = new Set()
const createHangoutKey = (person1, person2) =>
keyalesce([person1, person2].sort())
const hangOut = (person1, person2) =>
hangouts.add(createHangoutKey(person1, person2))
const didTheyHangOut = (person1, person2) =>
hangouts.has(createHangoutKey(person1, person2))
hangOut(`Tomer`, `Samuel`)
hangOut(`Tomer`, `Amanda`)
console.log(didTheyHangOut(`Tomer`, `Samuel`))
console.log(didTheyHangOut(`Samuel`, `Tomer`))
//=> true
//=> true
console.log(didTheyHangOut(`Tomer`, `Amanda`))
console.log(didTheyHangOut(`Amanda`, `Tomer`))
//=> true
//=> true
console.log(didTheyHangOut(`Samuel`, `Amanda`))
console.log(didTheyHangOut(`Amanda`, `Samuel`))
//=> false
//=> false
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The npm package keyalesce receives a total of 746 weekly downloads. As such, keyalesce popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that keyalesce demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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