A library for comparing two HTML files/snippets and highlighting the differences using simple HTML. Includes support for comparing complex lists and tables
Created a new class Caxy\HtmlDiff\HtmlDiffConfig to house the configuration options for HtmlDiff/ListDiff/TableDiff in an object. We've added a decent amount of config options to the HtmlDiff class, and it's getting quite messy having to pass these options individually into each new instance of ListDiff/TableDiff/HtmlDiff that we end up creating. So now we can just pass the object along!
In order to be backwards-compatible, I left the __construct intact as well as the public getter/setter functions for the config options, but I marked them as deprecated.
Use HtmlDiff::setConfig to set the configuration object. The __construct is currently creating a new instance of HtmlDiffConfig with the default options by default, so you don't actually need to create a new object if you don't want to. You can simply call HtmlDiff::getConfig to get the object and then use the (fluent) setter functions to set configuration options.
Created a new class
Caxy\HtmlDiff\HtmlDiffConfigto house the configuration options for HtmlDiff/ListDiff/TableDiff in an object. We've added a decent amount of config options to the HtmlDiff class, and it's getting quite messy having to pass these options individually into each new instance of ListDiff/TableDiff/HtmlDiff that we end up creating. So now we can just pass the object along!In order to be backwards-compatible, I left the __construct intact as well as the public getter/setter functions for the config options, but I marked them as deprecated.
Use
HtmlDiff::setConfigto set the configuration object. The __construct is currently creating a new instance of HtmlDiffConfig with the default options by default, so you don't actually need to create a new object if you don't want to. You can simply callHtmlDiff::getConfigto get the object and then use the (fluent) setter functions to set configuration options.