// Importing for Node JS
const isEqual = require('is-object-equal').default;

// Importing for TypeScript / vanilla JavaScript
import isEqual from 'is-object-equal';

const ob1 = {
    name:"Shisui",
    hobby:["coding"],
    address: {
        city:"unknown",
        country:"india",
    }
}

const ob2 = {
    name:"Shisui",
    hobby:["Coding"], // C is capital
    address: {
        city:"unknown",
        country:"india",
    }
}

const ob3 = {
    name:"Shisui",
    hobby:["coding"],
    address: {
        city:"unknown",
        country:"india",
    },
    number:12345678,
}

console.log(isEqual(ob1, ob1)); // => true

console.log(isEqual(ob1, ob2)); // => false

console.log(isEqual(ob1, ob2, { ignoreCase:true })); // => true

// False because it have a extra property
console.log(isEqual(ob1, ob3)); // => false

console.log(isEqual(ob1, ob3, { allowExtra:true })); // => true