Checks if a starts with the contents of b.
This requires equality of the element values, where element equality means === returning true.
This allows you to compare the content of a Buffer, Uint8Array or number[], ignoring the specific type.
As a consequence, this returns different results than Jasmine's toEqual, which ensures elements have the same type.
Checks if input is not undefined in a TypeScript-friendly way.
This is convenient to use in e.g. Array.filter as it will convert
the type of a Array<Foo | undefined> to Array<Foo>.
Checks if data is a non-null object (i.e. matches the TypeScript object type).
Note: this returns true for arrays, which are objects in JavaScript even though array and object are different types in JSON.
Checks if data is an Uint8Array. Note: Buffer is treated as not a Uint8Array
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Compares the content of two arrays-like objects for equality.
Equality is defined as having equal length and element values, where element equality means
===returningtrue.This allows you to compare the content of a Buffer, Uint8Array or number[], ignoring the specific type. As a consequence, this returns different results than Jasmine's
toEqual, which ensures elements have the same type.