deep-assign

Mirrors the native Object.assign() method, making it easy to adopt for developers familiar with standard JavaScript object assignment, as shown in the usage example with a similar function signature.

Deeply merges nested properties by recursively assigning source objects to target, demonstrated in the example where {a: {b: 0}} is combined to produce {a: {b: 1, c: 3}}.

Accepts multiple source objects with later sources overwriting previous ones, providing flexibility similar to Object.assign(), as indicated in the function description.

Copies only own enumerable properties, adhering to JavaScript conventions and ensuring predictable behavior, as stated in the feature list for enumerable property handling.