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gendifff

v1.2.3

Published

Compares two configuration files and shows differences. Avaliable: JSON, YAML, INI. Can be nested.

Downloads

3

Readme

Difference generator

Maintainability Build Status

Difference generator is a CLI utility compares two configuration files.

Capabillities:

  • use multiple formats
  • generate reports in different formats: text, pretty, json

Example:

$ gendiff --format plain first-config.ini second-config.ini
Setting "common.setting2" deleted.
Setting "common.setting4" added with value "blah blah".
Setting "group1.baz" changed from "bas" to "bars".
Section "group2" deleted.

Installation

$ npm install -g gendifff

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Compare JSON files

$ gendiff config1.json config2.json

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Compare YAML/YML files

$ gendiff config1.yaml config2.yaml

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Compare INI files

$ gendiff config1.ini config2.ini

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Compare nested files

$ gendiff configTree1 configTree2

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Compare files in plain format

$ gendiff --format plain config1 config2

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Compare files in json format

$ gendiff --format json config1 config2

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