/** * Compares two values for equality using a custom comparison function. * * The custom function allows for fine-tuned control over the comparison process. If it returns a boolean, that result determines the equality. If it returns undefined, the function falls back to the default equality comparison. * * This function also uses the custom equality function to compare values inside objects, * arrays, maps, sets, and other complex structures, ensuring a deep comparison. * * This approach provides flexibility in handling complex comparisons while maintaining efficient default behavior for simpler cases. * * The custom comparison function can take up to six parameters: * - `x`: The value from the first object `a`. * - `y`: The value from the second object `b`. * - `property`: The property key used to get `x` and `y`. * - `xParent`: The parent of the first value `x`. * - `yParent`: The parent of the second value `y`. * - `stack`: An internal stack (Map) to handle circular references. * * @param {unknown} a - The first value to compare. * @param {unknown} b - The second value to compare. * @param {(x: any, y: any, property?: PropertyKey, xParent?: any, yParent?: any, stack?: Map) => boolean | void} areValuesEqual - A function to customize the comparison. * If it returns a boolean, that result will be used. If it returns undefined, * the default equality comparison will be used. * @returns {boolean} `true` if the values are equal according to the customizer, otherwise `false`. * * @example * const customizer = (a, b) => { * if (typeof a === 'string' && typeof b === 'string') { * return a.toLowerCase() === b.toLowerCase(); * } * }; * isEqualWith('Hello', 'hello', customizer); // true * isEqualWith({ a: 'Hello' }, { a: 'hello' }, customizer); // true * isEqualWith([1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3], customizer); // true */ declare function isEqualWith(a: any, b: any, areValuesEqual: (x: any, y: any, property?: PropertyKey, xParent?: any, yParent?: any, stack?: Map) => boolean | void): boolean; export { isEqualWith };