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Type-Safe Dynamic List Renderer
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Type-Safe Dynamic List Renderer

MediumPython

Problem

Implement a function that powers a dynamic UI list renderer. Given an array of component descriptors, where each descriptor has a stable id, a type, and a props object, return a render plan that reuses previously rendered components when both type and props are unchanged. The function should output the ordered list of component ids to render and the subset of ids that must be updated.

Constraints

  • 0 <= len(prev), len(next) <= 10^5
  • Each descriptor contains string fields id and type
  • All id values in each input array are unique
  • props is a JSON-like object with primitive values or nested objects/arrays

Function Signature

def diff_render_plan(prev, next):
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