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An essential diffing algorithm for µhtml.
futureNodes = udomdiff(
parentNode, // where changes happen
[...currentNodes], // Array of current items/nodes
[...futureNodes], // Array of future items/nodes (returned)
get(node, toDoWhat), // a callback to retrieve the node
before // the anchored node to insertBefore
);
get
and how does it work?You can find all info from domdiff, as it's exactly the same concept:
get(node, 1)
to retrieve the node that's being appendedget(node, 0)
to get the node to use for an insertBefore
operationget(node, -0)
to get the node to use for an insertAfter
operationget(node, -1)
to retrieve the node that's being removedIf you don't care about any of those second arguments values, const get = o => o;
is a valid get too.
https://unpkg.com/udomdiff
import udomdiff from 'https://unpkg.com/udomdiff/esm/index.js'
const udomdiff = require('udomdiff');
( or require('udomdiff/cjs')
)import udomdiff from 'udomdiff';
( or from 'udomdiff/esm'
)FAQs
An essential diffing algorithm for µhtml
We found that udomdiff demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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