Tests and Linter status:

CodeClimate: Test Coverage and Maintainability:

Installation

• git clone https://github.com/sharaendy/frontend-project-lvl2
• make install - establish dependencies
• make link - install the app 'gendiff'

Description

The CLI-utility compares two configuration files with the format .json, .yaml or .yml. The application takes two arguments on the command line - the paths to these files (it works both with relative and absolute paths) and outputs the result of the comparison in the specified format.

• Using:

gendiff [options] <filepath1> <filepath2>

• Options:

-h, --help 

​ select format:

-f, --format <format>

​ available formats:

stylish (default)
plain
json

• Example

gendiff -f stylish <filepath1> <filepath2>

Features

• Crossplatform;
• The code is built in an immutable style;
• Implemented code testing ( Jest );
• On Codeclimate the coverage is checked by tests, the badge displays it;
• Github Actions checks coding standards (eslint airbnb) and runs tests;
• The code is intentionally (for training purposes) built on variables, loops, as well as higher-order functions and recursion;
• The internal representation is a tree, where each element is a node that has its own type;

Demonstration

1. Comparison of "flat" .json files (stylish format);

2. Comparison of "flat" .yaml and .yml files (format stylish);

3. Comparison of multi-level .json files (format stylish);

4. Comparison of multi-level .yaml and .yml files (format stylish);

5. Comparison of multi-level .json files (plain format);

6. Comparison of multi-level .yaml and .yml files (plain format);

7. Comparison of multi-level .json files (json output format);

8. Comparison of multi-level .yaml and .yml files (json output format);

Authored by

Шараевский Андрей (sharaendy)

aash7133@gmail.com