Disparity offers a concise and flexible way to compare two JavaScript values, determining the exact differences between them. Unlike simple equality checks, it dives deep into nested objects and arrays, highlighting additions, deletions, and modifications. Ideal for debugging complex data structures or generating detailed diff reports, Disparity enhances testing and development by providing granular insights into data changes. Its clear output helps pinpoint discrepancies and understand how data evolves over time, improving code quality and reducing debugging effort.
The npm package "disparity" saw its initial releases in April 2015 with 6 versions. Releases then ceased until November 2019. Single releases occurred in May 2020 and January 2021. Since then, there have been no further releases, indicating a period of inactivity for the package.
Disparity's npm package downloads show variability. From March 2024 to August 2025, downloads fluctuated, with peaks in November 2024 and June 2025. Overall, there's an upward trend in 2025, though August 2025's data is incomplete, showing a decrease from July's high.
