ecdiff

Beautifies Git and CVS code patches on the browser.

Features

• Code syntax highlighting
• Light/ dark mode

Usage

1. Open a code patch file on a Chrome/ Chromium-based browser
2. Click on the ecdiff extension icon

Toggle dark mode on options page: Right click on the ecdiff extension icon then click on "Options".

Heads up! To format local code patch files at file:///, enable "Allow access to file URLs" on chrome://extensions/?id=jockmidhjggcfnfdinaihmndknopjjij.

Supported code patches

• git diff
• unified diff code patches created with Eclipse IDE
• unified diff code patches created with CVS diff

Syntax highlighting support

• 275 languages (View list)

Built with

• Create React App - config override with CRACO
• Tailwind CSS
• Prism
• TypeScript

Add to Google Chrome

Get the latest version of the extension at Chrome Web Store.

Add to Google Chrome w/ developer mode

1. Clone

git clone https://github.com/earvinpiamonte/ecdiff.git

2. cd to project

cd ecdiff/

3. Install dependencies

npm i

4. Build

npm run build

5. Open a Google Chrome browser and navigate to chrome://extensions/.
6. Enable Developer mode.
7. Click on Load unpacked.
8. Find the project ecdiff/ and open it. Select build/ as the extension directory.
9. ecdiff extension now added to Chrome.

Credits

Icons made by Ilham Fitrotul Hayat from Flaticon and generated with RealFaviconGenerator.net.

Code patch attachment used as screenshot - https://bugzillaattachments.eclipsecontent.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=78905

Maintainer

This project is developed and maintained by Noel Earvin Piamonte.