Interface ObjectEqualsOptions

Ignore the order of the elements in an array when comparing arrays for equality.

Ignore extra elements in an array when comparing arrays for equality. For example when array a looks like [1, 2, 3] and array b looks like [1, 2, 3, 4] the arrays are considered equal even though array b has an extra element.

Ignore extra properties in object b when comparing object a for equality. For example when object b looks like { a: 1, b: 2 } and object a looks like { a: 1 } the objects are considered equal even though object b has an extra property

Ignore missing properties in object b when comparing object a for equality. For example when object a looks like { a: 1, b: 2 } and object b looks like { a: 1 } the objects are considered equal even though object b is missing the b property.

Function to compare 2 objects for equality, defaults to objectEquals-comparison; the function should return true if the 2 objects are equal otherwise false. If the function is not specified the objectEquals-function is used to compare the objects;

Function to compare 2 primitives for equality, defaults to ===-comparison; the function should return true if the 2 primitives are equal otherwise false.