It is easy to diff two files or two texts and receive highlighting results in the terminal with tools like diff or git-diff. But it is hard to finish during the python process. Even though Python provides a native library called difflib, still it is a long way to go to print the result in the console simply.
I would like to know will the rich support this function.
What problem does it solve for you?
This could simply be the whole process with fewer libraries and the diff results can be reorganized with the whole pipeline. Thus the result can be printed easily by rich.Console.
The whole process may be like:
import rich
a = "123"
b = "1234"
rich.print(rich.diff(a,b))
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How would you improve Rich?
It is easy to diff two files or two texts and receive highlighting results in the terminal with tools like diff or git-diff. But it is hard to finish during the python process. Even though Python provides a native library called difflib, still it is a long way to go to print the result in the console simply.
I would like to know will the
richsupport this function.What problem does it solve for you? This could simply be the whole process with fewer libraries and the diff results can be reorganized with the whole pipeline. Thus the result can be printed easily by
rich.Console. The whole process may be like:Also, it can be invoked in the terminal. Like: