How to have mocha show entire object in diff on assertion error?

I have a unit test test case created with mocha and chai's expect where I deeply compare an array of value objects to the parsed content of a JSON file.

My record object has about 20 properties, and currently only the price can cause a mismatch. On a diff, I only see five of them.

 expect(records).to.deep.equal(expected);

       "data": {
  -      "price": 3578
  +      "price": 3438
         "not_important": "foo"
         "also_not_important": "bar"
       }
       "data": {
  -      "price": 1828
  +      "price": 1698
         "not_important": "foo"
         "also_not_important": "bar"
       }

This is useful default in most cases, yet in this one it obfuscates which specific data object is breaking the assertions, as I only see redundant data here.

Assume there is a important property in the data object that would make it quite clear what expectation is breaking the test. Therefore, I would like to be able to either configure what properties are shown or to display the entire object in the diff.

How can I configure mocha's diff display?

---

Here is a contrived meta-syntactic example showcasing the problem:

import {expect} from "chai";

describe(("diff problem"), () => {
    it("should show case that the diff is not shown properly", () => {
        const actual = {
            a: 1,
            troiz: 0,
            bar: 0,
            baz: 2,
            poit: 3,
            narf: 4,
            fizzbuzz: 117,
            fizz: 5,
            buzz: 4,
            waldo: 115,
            mos: 85465,
            important: "THIS IS IMPORTANT",
        };

        const expected = {
            ...actual,
            a: 0,
        };

        return expect(actual).to.deep.equal(expected);
    });
});

The output of that testcase will be:

2) SourceParser diff problem should show entire diff on error of one property:

  AssertionError: expected { Object (a, troiz, ...) } to deeply equal { Object (a, troiz, ...) }
  + expected - actual

   {
  -  "a": 1
  +  "a": 0
     "bar": 0
     "baz": 2
     "buzz": 4
     "fizz": 5

Yet it would be helpful to see: important: "THIS IS IMPORTANT" as well.

---

Here is the modified example for the array case:

describe(("diff problem with an array"), () => {
    it("should show case that the diff is not shown properly for deep equal of arrays", () => {
        const anEntity = {
            a: 1,
            troiz: 0,
            bar: 0,
            baz: 2,
            poit: 3,
            narf: 4,
            fizzbuzz: 117,
            fizz: 5,
            buzz: 4,
            waldo: 115,
            mos: 85465,
            important: "IMPORTANT", // assume that each item has a unique important property, which is why it's helpful for it to be shown
        };

        const offendingItem = {
            ...anEntity,
            a: 0,
        };

        const actual = [
            anEntity,
            offendingItem,
            anEntity,
        ];

        const expected = [
            anEntity,
            anEntity,
            anEntity,
        ];

        return expect(actual).to.deep.equal(expected);
    });

The output will be:

  AssertionError: expected [ Array(3) ] to deeply equal [ Array(3) ]
  + expected - actual

       "troiz": 0
       "waldo": 115
     }
     {
  -    "a": 0
  +    "a": 1
       "bar": 0
       "baz": 2
       "buzz": 4
       "fizz": 5

and it won't get better with Louis' answer modifying chai as it only dumps the entire actual array first and then shows the non-helpful diff:

AssertionError: expected [ { a: 1,
    troiz: 0,
    bar: 0,
    baz: 2,
    poit: 3,
    narf: 4,
    fizzbuzz: 117,
    fizz: 5,
    buzz: 4,
    waldo: 115,
    mos: 85465,
    important: 'IMPORTANT' },
  { a: 0,
    troiz: 0,
    bar: 0,
    baz: 2,
    poit: 3,
    narf: 4,
    fizzbuzz: 117,
    fizz: 5,
    buzz: 4,
    waldo: 115,
    mos: 85465,
    important: 'IMPORTANT' },
  { a: 1,
    troiz: 0,
    bar: 0,
    baz: 2,
    poit: 3,
    narf: 4,
    fizzbuzz: 117,
    fizz: 5,
    buzz: 4,
    waldo: 115,
    mos: 85465,
    important: 'IMPORTANT' } ] to deeply equal [ { a: 1,
    troiz: 0,
    bar: 0,
    baz: 2,
    poit: 3,
    narf: 4,
    fizzbuzz: 117,
    fizz: 5,
    buzz: 4,
    waldo: 115,
    mos: 85465,
    important: 'IMPORTANT' },
  { a: 1,
    troiz: 0,
    bar: 0,
    baz: 2,
    poit: 3,
    narf: 4,
    fizzbuzz: 117,
    fizz: 5,
    buzz: 4,
    waldo: 115,
    mos: 85465,
    important: 'IMPORTANT' },
  { a: 1,
    troiz: 0,
    bar: 0,
    baz: 2,
    poit: 3,
    narf: 4,
    fizzbuzz: 117,
    fizz: 5,
    buzz: 4,
    waldo: 115,
    mos: 85465,
    important: 'IMPORTANT' } ]
      + expected - actual

           "troiz": 0
           "waldo": 115
         }
         {
      -    "a": 0
      +    "a": 1
           "bar": 0
           "baz": 2
           "buzz": 4
           "fizz": 5

You can add --inline-diffs to the mocha command, which will show the entire object with line numbers and inline diffs:

mocha --inline-diffs YourSpec.js

The documentation is a bit misleading: https://mochajs.org/#diffs