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@chandq/html-diff

v0.1.12

Published

Framework-agnostic HTML visual diff renderer for rich text, inline markup, images, and editor previews.

Readme

@chandq/html-diff

Release html-diff license:MIT codecov

Framework-agnostic HTML visual diff renderer for rich text, inline markup, images, and editor previews.

It accepts two HTML strings and returns a mounted diff view, a DocumentFragment, or serialized diff HTML. It works with Vue, React, Svelte, Angular, or plain DOM because the input is just HTML strings.

Highlights

  • Accurate inline text diff for mixed Chinese, English, numbers, punctuation, and rich text markup
  • HTML-aware node matching to reduce cascading false positives in lists and repeated blocks
  • Built-in image add, remove, and replace rendering
  • shadow, scoped, and none render modes for different embedding needs
  • Split ESM and CJS outputs for direct subpath imports and better tree-shaking

Install

npm install @chandq/html-diff

Usage

import { renderHtmlDiff } from '@chandq/html-diff';

renderHtmlDiff({
  container: document.getElementById('diff-root')!,
  oldHtml: '<p>Hello <strong>world</strong></p>',
  newHtml: '<p>Hello brave <strong>world</strong></p>',
  mode: 'shadow'
});

On-Demand Imports

import { renderHtmlDiff } from '@chandq/html-diff/render';
import { parseHtmlToVNode } from '@chandq/html-diff/parse';
import { diffChildren } from '@chandq/html-diff/diff';

API

renderHtmlDiff(options)

Mounts the diff into a container and returns the rendered root, fragment, stats, and destroy().

| Option | Type | Default | | ------------------ | -------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | container | HTMLElement | required | | oldHtml | string | required | | newHtml | string | required | | mode | 'shadow' \| 'scoped' \| 'none' | 'shadow' | | ignoreWhitespace | boolean | true | | theme | DiffTheme | GitHub-style add/remove colors, page padding |

Other Exports

| Function | Returns | | ---------------------------------------------------- | --------------------- | | diffHtml(oldHtml, newHtml, options?) | { fragment, stats } | | createHtmlDiffFragment(oldHtml, newHtml, options?) | DocumentFragment | | createHtmlDiffHtml(oldHtml, newHtml, options?) | serialized diff HTML | | parseHtmlToVNode(html, options?) | internal VNode tree |

Node Matching

When a stable identity is available, the diff prefers data-key, id, or key to align matching nodes. name is intentionally not used as a node identity because it is often semantic or form-related rather than a reliable structural key.

Development

npm install
npm run dev
npm run test:unit
npm run typecheck
npm run build