How to use the nanoclone.default function in nanoclone
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function merger(a, b) {
if (b === void 0) {
return nanoclone(a);
}
var type = determineType(a, b);
if (!type) {
return nanoclone(b);
}
var strategy = config.strategy[type.name] || type.default;
return type.merge[strategy](merger, a, b);
}function merger(a, b) {
if (b === void 0) {
return nanoclone(a);
}
var type = determineType(a, b);
if (!type) {
return nanoclone(b);
}
var strategy = config.strategy[type.name] || type.default;
return type.merge[strategy](merger, a, b);
}function merger(a, b) {
if (b === void 0) {
return nanoclone(a);
}
var type = determineType(a, b);
if (!type) {
return nanoclone(b);
}
var strategy = config.strategy[type.name] || type.default;
return type.merge[strategy](merger, a, b);
}replace: function replace(merger, a, b) {
return nanoclone(b);
},function merger(a, b) {
if (b === void 0) {
return nanoclone(a);
}
var type = determineType(a, b);
if (!type) {
return nanoclone(b);
}
var strategy = config.strategy[type.name] || type.default;
return type.merge[strategy](merger, a, b);
}replace: function replace(merger, a, b) {
return nanoclone(b);
},
