React Diff Viewer
A simple and beautiful text diff viewer component made with Diff and React.
Overview:
The text diff viewer component is a user-friendly tool built with Diff and React. Modeled after the Github diff viewer, this component offers a range of features such as split view, inline view, word diff, and line highlight capabilities. It is designed with high customization in mind and is compatible with a wide array of programming languages.
Features:
- Inspired by Github: Modeled after Github's diff viewer for familiarity.
- Split View: Users can toggle between unified and split views for comparison.
- Inline View: Inline mode allows for a different style of viewing the differences.
- Word Diff: Ability to display word differences within lines.
- Line Highlight: Highlights specific lines of code for easy identification.
- Highly Customizable: Offers extensive options for customization.
- Language Support: Compatible with almost all programming languages.
- React
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- Typescript
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- Webpack
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