Makes html-differ ignore tags' attributes with empty values during the comparison.
From the list of the same tag's attributes, the attributes which have empty values will be ignored (default: false).
Example: true
For example, the following two code samples will be considered to be equivalent:
<div style=""></div>
<div></div>
This option can also be used to completely ignore attributes specified by the ignoreAttributes option, even if they are present in one example, but not in the other.
Example: ignoreAttributes: ['id', 'for'], ignoreEmptyAttributes: true
For example, the following two code samples will be considered to be equivalent:
<label for="random">label for input</label>
<input id="random">
ignoreEmptyAttributes: Boolean
Makes html-differ ignore tags' attributes with empty values during the comparison.
From the list of the same tag's attributes, the attributes which have empty values will be ignored (default:
false).Example:
trueFor example, the following two code samples will be considered to be equivalent:
This option can also be used to completely ignore attributes specified by the
ignoreAttributesoption, even if they are present in one example, but not in the other.Example:
ignoreAttributes: ['id', 'for'], ignoreEmptyAttributes: trueFor example, the following two code samples will be considered to be equivalent: