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Monad-ts is a small library implements some of key monads and way to chain them in a pipe (flow) in JavaScript and TypeScript. Angular 2+ compatible.

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/** * It checks equality of given arguments, arguments must be statically analyzable, therefore there are some constraints, * look at examples to find them. * * @example <caption>1)</caption> * Functions compare by the structure, not by values of variables or other elements it consists of. * * Equal: * let d = 20; * equality( * ()=>{return ()=> {return {'g': d}};}, * function(){return function() {return{'g': d}};} * ) * * Not Equal: * let d = 20; * let d2 = 20; * equality( * ()=>{return ()=> {return {'g': d}};}, * function(){return function() {return{'g': d2}};} * ) * * @example <caption>2)</caption> * Do not use the creation of some objects by object creation, they will be compared wrong. * Never use this constructions in compared objects: * new Boolean(*); * new Number(*); * Error(*); * new Error(*); * new Date(*); * new RegExp(*); * * Equal: * equality(new Boolean(true), new Boolean(false)); // Wrong * equality(Error('true'), Error('false')); // Wrong * equality(new Number(1), new Number(11)); // Wrong * equality(new Date(1995, 11, 17), new Date('1995-12-17T03:24:00')) // Wrong * * Not Equal (the exception of `new` option in some cases can solve the issue): * equality(Boolean(true), Boolean(false)); // Right * equality(Number(1), Number(11)); // Right * * @example <caption>3)</caption> * Instances of a user-defined object type that has a constructor function are compared as objects by `key: value`. * * class Test{ * constructor(private arg: any){ } * } * class Test2{ * constructor(private arg: any){ } * } * Equal: * new Test(true) and new Test(true); * * Not Equal: * new Test(true) and new Test2(true); * new Test(true) and new Test(false); * * @method equality * @param {any} x - argument 1, can include null, NaN etc. * @param {any} y - argument 2, can include null, NaN etc. * @returns {boolean} */ export declare function equality(x: any, y: any): boolean;