Sometimes it is necessary to squeeze every once of performance out of your runtime code, and deep equality checks can be a bottleneck. When this is occurs, it can be advantageous to build a custom comparison that allows for highly specific equality checks.
An example where you know the shape of the objects being passed in, where the foo
property is a simple primitive and the bar
property is a nested object:
import { createCustomEqual } from 'fast-equals';
import type { TypeEqualityComparator } from 'fast-equals';
interface SpecialObject {
foo: string;
bar: {
baz: number;
};
}
const areObjectsEqual: TypeEqualityComparator<SpecialObject, undefined> = (
a,
b,
) => a.foo === b.foo && a.bar.baz === b.bar.baz;
const isSpecialObjectEqual = createCustomEqual({
createCustomConfig: () => ({ areObjectsEqual }),
});