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jsondiffpatch-react
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npm install jsondiffpatch-for-react
import React from 'react';
import JsonDiffReact from 'jsondiffpatch-for-react';
<JsonDiffReact
right: PropTypes.any,
left: PropTypes.any,
show: PropTypes.bool,
annotated: PropTypes.bool,
tips: PropTypes.string,
objectHash: PropTypes.func,
/>
left
(array, object, string)
right
(array, object, string)
show
(bool)
you can show/hide unchanged values
annotated
(bool)
This will render the original JSON delta in html, with annotations aside explaining the meaning of each part. This attempts to make the JSON delta format self-explained.
tips
(string)
Message that will displayed in case both elements are identical.
objectHash
(function)
Will be passed to jsondiffpatch to improve array comparison performance, as described here. Example:
<JsonDiffReact
left={left}
right={right}
objectHash={(obj: any) =>
obj.id || obj._id || obj.name || JSON.stringify(obj)
}
/>
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jsondiffpatch react
The npm package jsondiffpatch-react receives a total of 4,320 weekly downloads. As such, jsondiffpatch-react popularity was classified as popular.
We found that jsondiffpatch-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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