The fastest deep equal with ES6 Map, Set and Typed arrays support — now rewritten in TypeScript with dual ESM/CJS output.
Warning
Since this is a modern rewrite, it may not be compatible with older environments. It could not support Node.js versions below 20, and it may not work in older browsers without polyfills. If you need support for older environments, consider using the original fast-deep-equal package.
It is also not a 100% drop-in replacement for the original, as you the default exports have been changed to named exports (equal and reactEqual). This was done to improve tree-shaking and ESM compatibility, but it may require some changes to your import statements.
npm install @lukez/fast-deep-equal- Written in TypeScript with type definitions included
- Dual ESM + CJS output via
tsdown - Requires Node.js 20+
- Checks equality of
DateandRegExpobjects by value - Supports
Map,Set, typed arrays (Int32Array,BigUint64Array, …) - React variant skips
_ownercircular references (ported from react-fast-compare)
import { equal } from "@lukez/fast-deep-equal";
equal({ foo: "bar" }, { foo: "bar" }); // true
equal(new Int32Array(), new Int32Array()); // true
equal(new Map([["a", 1]]), new Map([["a", 1]])); // trueUse the /react entry when comparing React elements. It avoids traversing
_owner, which contains circular references and is irrelevant for element comparison:
import { reactEqual } from "@lukez/fast-deep-equal/react";const equal = require("@lukez/fast-deep-equal");
const reactEqual = require("@lukez/fast-deep-equal/react");Run it yourself against your own data — the only benchmark that matters is yours:
pnpm run benchmark # bun can also be used if installed globallyNote: the bundled benchmark compares against other popular libraries using the included test fixtures. Results vary by data shape and Node.js version.
pnpm install
pnpm run build # outputs to dist/
pnpm test # runs vitestMIT — © Evgeny Poberezkin (original), © 2026 LukeZ (this fork)