Works differently in browser and nodejs

[Maqsim]

{"watermark":{"position":[74,-3],"colorMode":"white","enabled":true},"subtitles":{"color":"#000000","enabled":false},"audiowave":{"size":10,"backgroundEnabled":false,"backgroundOpacity":20,"backgroundColor":"#000000","color":"#ffffff","enabled":true},"caption":{"text":"013.mp3","position":[4,8],"backgroundEnabled":true,"backgroundOpacity":36,"backgroundColor":"#000000","fontSize":40,"color":"#ffffff","enabled":true},"background":{"imageUrls":[],"enabled":false}}
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{"watermark":{"position":[74,-3],"colorMode":"white","enabled":true},"subtitles":{"color":"#000000","enabled":false},"audiowave":{"size":10,"backgroundEnabled":false,"backgroundOpacity":20,"backgroundColor":"#000000","color":"#ffffff","enabled":true},"caption":{"text":"013.mp3","position":[4,8],"backgroundEnabled":true,"backgroundOpacity":36,"backgroundColor":"#000000","fontSize":40,"color":"#ffffff","enabled":true},"background":{"imageUrls":[],"enabled":false}}

4c44ffc6628dcedb7ee8e7c6c27c00853fcca251
!==
e7cdcdc4fad9a0e1db0517c6757236ebf1867f41

[cvimbert]

My problem is similar :
The hash is different in Angular environment, and angular-free environment.

[pavelthq]

Just checked on chrome and node works correct - e7cdcdc4fad9a0e1db0517c6757236ebf1867f41

[imhazige]

I have the same problem, when using react, it is same, when client use vue, they are different.

[cloverich]

Curious that it would be different per Angular or Vue. Does those frameworks wrap objects in observables (or something similar)? What happens if you JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj)) before doing the hash?

[imhazige]

we can not reproduce the problem again now, the problem happened months ago. we will let you know if we encountered it again. Thanks.

[Maqsim]

Cool. Thanks guys

[coderroggie]

I had a similar issue where angular !== node. I'm using typescript in both environments. Adding respectType: false to the hash options fixed my issue.

[Chnapy]

I have the same issue between my front & back.

I tried using respectType: false without success.
But it works with JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj)) like suggested @cloverich , hashes are the same.

I suspect the cause to be ES6 getters (get props()) that are present in a side but not in the other one.

This is the object I try to hash (JSON): https://pastebin.com/q1TbrwHA