Javascript questions which don't deserve their own thread.

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Doktor Avalanche: Dec 30, 2008

fuf posted:

edit: I did it with a promise:

I suggest you take a look at async/await, it's much more readable than callbacks and promises.

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Doktor Avalanche: Dec 30, 2008

Deadite posted:

Is there a quick way to compare two arrays of objects where neither the array or the objects are in the same order, but have the same contents?

For example
code:
var array1 = [{�key1�:�a�,�key2�:�b�},{�key3�:�c�,�key4�:�d�}];
var array2 = [{�key4�:�d�,�key3�:�c�},{�key2�:�b�,�key1�:�a�}];
Both arrays contain the same objects just in different order, but I can�t find a way to compare when they�re like this. I can find a solution if the objects with the same key/value pairs had the same index in both arrays, but I�m not sure what to do if they have different positions within the arrays.

lodash?

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Doktor Avalanche: Dec 30, 2008

use a framework (express, koa, fastify etc.)

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Doktor Avalanche: Dec 30, 2008

there's "nvm for windows"

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Doktor Avalanche: Dec 30, 2008

would using the regular Date lib with only UTC avoid these kinds of mixups? that's what we do at my job.

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