How to use the deepEqual function from hoek

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hoek.deepEqual is a utility function in the Hoek library that compares two objects and checks if they have the same values and properties.

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GitHub: Benihana52/Stock-Market-Board-Game-Calc

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    object: new Map(),
    function: new Map(),
    custom: new Map()
};

const compare = settings.comparator || Hoek.deepEqual;

for (let i = 0; i < value.length; ++i) {
    const item = settings.path ? Hoek.reach(value[i], settings.path) : value[i];
    const records = settings.comparator ? found.custom : found[typeof item];

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How does hoek.deepEqual work?

hoek.deepEqual is a method provided by the Hoek utility library in Node.js that deep-compares two objects to check if they are identical in terms of key-value pairs, with support for arrays, objects, and circular references. It returns true if the objects are identical, false otherwise.

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const Hoek = require("@hapi/hoek");

const a = { x: 100, y: 200 };
const b = { y: 200, x: 100 };

// Deeply compare two objects
const isEqual = Hoek.deepEqual(a, b);
console.log(isEqual); // true

In this example, hoek.deepEqual() is used to deeply compare two objects a and b and check if they are equal. The function returns true because the objects have the same properties with the same values, even though the properties are in a different order in the two objects.

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