A Scala library for performing diffs over plain text. Results can be produced in raw, cleaned (human readable), or html formats. The base diff algorithm used is Myer's diff algorithm.
The API is mostly firmed up, and it does produce accurate diffs (to the degree that my unit tests have verified this), in raw, cleaned, and html formats. It does not yet produce unidiff output, though I do plan on making that a feature. I would advise using this for experimental work, and report all bugs to me so that I can get them fixed up and wrap some unit tests around them. I would like to get this stable and production ready as soon as possible, but I just don't feel comfortable with the level of testing just yet.
Add the following to your Build.scala file:
resolvers += "Sonatype OSS Snapshots" at "https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots"
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
... other dependencies ...
"net.ironforged" % "scaladiff_2.10" % "0.1-SNAPSHOT"
)
Import net.ironforged.scaladiff.Diff
and create a Diff instance with val diff = Diff.create(originalText, modifiedText)
.
You can then access the diff text using one of three variations:
diff.toString
is the raw diff (ex.bills +s+w-bo-ards
)diff.humanized
is the more readable version of the diff (ex.bills -[boa]+[swo]rds
)diff.html
is the html version of the humanized diff for display on a web page
Unidiff output will be added soon!
- Add unidiff output
- More tests
- Stress tests (how large can the source/modified text get before we're crawling)
- The ability to apply a diff as a patch to some text to produce the original version