Given two objects, reuse common objects between the both objects
Download node at nodejs.org and install it, if you haven't already.
npm install dedupe-objects --save
import dedupe from 'dedupe-objects';
const from = { beep: { boop: true }, foo: { bar: false } };
const to = { beep: { hello: 'world' }, foo: { bar: false } };
const result = dedupe(from, to);
// will be true since from.foo is deep equal to to.foo
console.log(from.foo === result.foo);
// will be an object { hello: 'world' }
console.log(result.beep);
npm install
npm test
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