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Can AngleSharp be used to create a diff of/compare of two HTML fragments?
See original GitHub issueThis looks like a great library, that I could potentially use in my Razor Components Testing Library. One of my needs is the ability to intelligently compare to HTML(5) fragments and assert if they are equal. Is that possible with AngleSharp?
Currently I am using XMLUnit for generating the comparison, but since it is XML based it does make certain things harder.
Note: When comparing, I don’t want insignificant whitespace to be counted as an error, also, the order of css classes defined in the class="..." attribute should not matter.
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@FlorianRappl I do not mind the first option of moving it to the AngleSharp org. That makes good sense and it will likely help with adoption since it will look more sanctioned that way 😃
Let me get the last pieces done that I need for my razor testing lib. That should put the the diffing lib in a very usable state for others in other scenarios, and then we can move it into the AngleSharp org.
For anybody reading this issue, my solution is located at https://github.com/egil/AngleSharp.Diffing