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The jest-diff npm package is a utility primarily used to show differences between two values, typically used in testing environments to assert the equality of objects, arrays, or other data structures. It is part of the Jest testing framework but can be used independently for its diffing capabilities.
Diffing two values
This feature allows you to compare two JavaScript objects and outputs a string that visually represents the differences between them. It is useful for debugging and in test assertions to see what exactly differs when a test fails.
const diff = require('jest-diff');
const a = { a: { b: { c: 5 } } };
const b = { a: { b: { c: 6 } } };
console.log(diff(a, b));
Customizing diff output
This feature allows customization of the diff output by passing options. You can specify annotations for the compared values, which helps in making the output more understandable and tailored to specific needs.
const diff = require('jest-diff');
const options = { aAnnotation: 'First', bAnnotation: 'Second' };
const a = [1, 2, 3];
const b = [2, 1, 3];
console.log(diff(a, b, options));
Deep-diff is a library that provides a detailed analysis of differences between any two JavaScript objects. It is more granular than jest-diff as it provides more detailed information about the type of change (edit, delete, add), which can be useful for more complex diffing needs.
The 'diff' package is another popular choice for computing differences between texts. It is not limited to JavaScript objects and can handle strings effectively, making it suitable for applications like text editors or any scenario where text comparison is needed. Unlike jest-diff, it does not provide a structured view for object differences.
23.6.0
[jest-cli]
Add changedSince
to allowed watch mode configs (#6955)[babel-jest]
Add support for babel.config.js
added in Babel 7.0.0 (#6911)[jest-resolve]
Add support for an experimental mapper
option (Watchman crawler only) that adds virtual files to the Haste map (#6940)[jest-resolve]
Only resolve realpath once in try-catch (#6925)[expect]
Fix TypeError in toBeInstanceOf
on null
or undefined
(#6912)[jest-jasmine2]
Throw a descriptive error if the first argument supplied to a hook was not a function (#6917) and (#6931)[jest-circus]
Throw a descriptive error if the first argument supplied to a hook was not a function (#6917) and (#6931)[expect]
Fix variadic custom asymmetric matchers (#6898)[jest-cli]
Fix incorrect testEnvironmentOptions
warning (#6852)[jest-each]
Prevent done callback being supplied to describe (#6843)[jest-config]
Better error message for a case when a preset module was found, but no jest-preset.js
or jest-preset.json
at the root (#6863)[jest-haste-map]
Catch crawler error when unsuccessfully reading directories (#6761)[docs]
Add custom toMatchSnapshot matcher docs (#6837)[docs]
Improve the documentation regarding preset configuration (#6864)[docs]
Clarify usage of --projects
CLI option (#6872)[docs]
Correct failure-change
notification mode (#6878)[scripts]
Don’t remove node_modules from subdirectories of presets in e2e tests (#6948)[diff-sequences]
Double-check number of differences in tests (#6953)FAQs
Display differences clearly so people can review changes confidently.
The npm package jest-diff receives a total of 31,021,518 weekly downloads. As such, jest-diff popularity was classified as popular.
We found that jest-diff demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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