- Prose diffs for any document format supported by Pandoc
- Supported output formats:
- CriticMarkup
- HTML
- PDF, via LaTeX
- Word docx with Track Changes
- Respects document structure, so won't produce broken markup like
wdiff
First install Pandoc and npm, then run:
npm install -g pandiff
pandiff test/old.md test/new.md
{~~Old~>New~~} Title
====================
{--![image](minus.png)--}
{++![image](plus.png)++}
1. Lorem ipsum dolor {++sit ++}amet
2. {++[consectetur adipiscing
elit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum)++}
3. Lorem{-- ipsum--} dolor sit amet
I really love *italic {~~fonts~>font-styles~~}* {~~here.~>there.~~}
``` diff
print("Hello")
-print("world.")
+print("world!")
print("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt")
```
Don’t go around saying {--to people that --}the world owes you a
living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first. {~~One~>Only
one~~} thing is impossible for God: To find{++ any++} sense in any
copyright law on the planet. Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is
because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn’t.
pandiff --help
Usage: pandiff [OPTIONS] FILE1 FILE2
--bibliography=FILE
--csl=FILE
--columns=NUMBER
--extract-media=PATH
-F, --filter=STRING
-f, --from=FORMAT
-h, --help
--highlight-style=STRING
--lua-filter=FILE
--mathjax=BOOL
--mathml=BOOL
-o, --output=FILE
--pdf-engine=STRING
--reference-dic=FILE
--reference-links
--resource-path=PATH
-s, --standalone
-t, --to=FORMAT
-v, --version
--wrap=STRING
Configure git by running the following commands:
git config --global difftool.pandiff.cmd 'pandiff "$LOCAL" "$REMOTE"'
git config --global alias.pandiff 'difftool -t pandiff -y'
Now you can use git pandiff
wherever you would usually use git diff
.
pandiff old.md new.md -s -o diff.html
pandiff old.md new.md -o diff.pdf
pandiff old.md new.md -o diff.docx
pandiff test/track_changes_move.docx
Here is some text.
{++Here is the text to be moved.++}
Here is some more text.
{--Here is the text to be moved.--}