feat: Add the `DiffUnified()` method for formatting a unified diff. by octo · Pull Request #146 · sergi/go-diff

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.

octo · 2024-09-09T14:39:34Z

This adds a new DiffUnified() method which takes a []Diff slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The []Diff slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff.

The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side.

The method accepts two optional arguments: UnifiedLabels() for setting the labels for the two inputs and UnifiedContextLines() for setting the number of context lines printed.

Example usage:

unified:=dmp.DiffUnified(diffs,
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"),
diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3))

A convenience method, Unified(), takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff.

Fixes: #124

This adds a new `DiffUnified()` method which takes a `[]Diff` slice and formats it in the "unified diff" format. The `[]Diff` slice does not necessarily need to be a linewise diff. The implementation deals gracefully with missing newlines at the end of either side, as well as empty inputs on either side. The method accepts two optional arguments: `UnifiedLabels()` for setting the labels for the two inputs and `UnifiedContextLines()` for setting the number of context lines printed. Example usage: ```go unified := dmp.DiffUnified(diffs, diffmatchpatch.UnifiedLabels("text1", "text2"), diffmatchpatch.UnifiedContextLines(3)) ``` A convenience method, `Unified()`, takes two string inputs and returns the unified diff. Fixes: sergi#124

Re-use the existing `Patch` struct to store "hunks" instead of adding a new struct for this purpose.