Intendet way for comparing values of two nodes

[Fliens]

Hi as the title says, I want to compare the values of two nodes.

I want to make sure that python does nothing unintendet in the background with the node datatypes.
For example when comparing nodes with different types of int: int16, int32, int64, Uint16, Uint32, Uint64.

I'm worried that the python "==" could create false positive or general negative results when comparing plain values of nodes

Example

value1 = node1.read_data_value().Value.Value
value2 = node2.read_data_value().Value.Value
print(value1 == value2)

value1 = node1.get_value()
value2 = node2.get_value()
print(value1 == value2)

Is there a better way to compare two ua.DataValue() or ua.Variant() that keeps the datatype of the value in mind?
Instances of these classes can't be compared directly since they also have a timestamp that might not be important for comparing their values.

Sth like this:

value1 = node1.read_data_value().Value.Value
value2 = node2.read_data_value().Value.Value
print(ua.uatypes.compare_variants(value1, value2)).
# Returns True if both values are the same when cast to the same datatype

[AndreasHeine]

ua.DataValue() or ua.Variant() are both python dataclasses.

DataValue has no __eq__ method!

opcua-asyncio/asyncua/ua/uatypes.py

Line 1069 in d4d4c84

class DataValue:

Variant has a __eq__ method

opcua-asyncio/asyncua/ua/uatypes.py

Line 911 in d4d4c84

class Variant:

    def __eq__(self, other):
        if (
            isinstance(other, Variant)
            and self.VariantType == other.VariantType
            and self.Value == other.Value
        ):
            return True
        return False

so comparing variant1 == variant2 should work as in python docs described.
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__eq__

[Fliens]

Ahh great thank you for the response this answers my question :)