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- line-diff
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line-diff
Compare strings line by line.
☁️ Installation
$ npm i --save line-diff
📋 Example
// Dependencies
var LineDiff = require("line-diff")
, Fs = require("fs")
;
// Show differences between the two files
console.log(
LineDiff(
Fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/1.txt", "utf-8")
, Fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/2.txt", "utf-8")
).toString()
);
console.log(
LineDiff(
Fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/1.txt", "utf-8")
, Fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/2.txt", "utf-8")
, 3
).toString()
);
📝 Documentation
Change(oldLine, addedLine, sensitivity)
A private function to compare two lines.
Params
- String
oldLine
: The old line value. - String
addedLine
: The new line. - Number
sensitivity
: The diff sensitivity.
Return
- Change The
Change
object: _
(Array): An array with the old line and the new line.changes
(Number): How many changes are there, calculated with the levenshtein distance algorithm.modified
(Boolean): A boolean value representing if the old line was modified or not.
Diff(oldLines, newLines, sensitivity)
Compares strings line by line.
Params
- String|Array
oldLines
: The old lines. - String|Array
newLines
: The new lines. - Number
sensitivity
: A number representing how many changes should be there to consider that a line was changed (default:0
).
Return
- Diff The
Diff
object containing: old_lines
(Array): The old lines.new_lines
(Array): The new lines.sensitivity
(Number): The diff sensitivity.changes
(Array): An array ofChange
objects.toString
(Function): A function to stringify the diff.
toString()
Converts the lines comparison into a string.
Return
- String The stringified diff.
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