Whatever happened to the equals method for ES6 sets? Well, until it shows up, you can use this package as a filler.
Here's how to use:
npm install es6-set-eq
var setEq = require('es6-set-eq');
console.log(setEq(new Set([1]), new Set([1])); // true
<script src="/bower_components/es6-set-eq/seteq.js"></script>
<script>
console.log(setEq(new Set([1]), new Set([1]))); // true
</script>
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