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Output XSLT stylesheet that can do the diff ? #1
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This project was something I was goofing around with. I'm not sure exactly how to implement the feature you are requesting. I would be happy to merge a pull request though. |
Ah - just realised that there is no commandline to this yet - no problem, I might look into it though. It's good you have all these tests though - whats the best way to run them? I have diffsvglib in a virtualenv, and elementtree installed.. |
Thanks again for your interest! I've looked at the codebase once again and it is a mess. I don't think the tests actually pertain to A lot of commits in this repo are circa 2011 during the first code sprint I attempted to organize, and that @pghpy was kind enough to host. During that sprint, I learned a lot about how to coordinate such events, but I don't think too much meaningful code was written. A few years later, @pastewka and I drank some beers and he wrote most to all of the working code that's currently in What are you trying to accomplish with this repo? I can attempt to clean it up and I would be happy to do what I can to facilitate its usefulness for you. However, I don't think I can spare a lot of time right now making meaningful contributions to the codebase. On the other hand, I think that @pastewka implemented actually useful library functionality, and so with some small tweaks this project might be useful to you. Let me know what you need and I will see if I can help. |
Hi, At some point I'd like to be able to output animations for the web, where it would load an initial SVG, then modify it with diffs for each frame. When I initially looked at this project I assumed there was an actual working commandline app - so I could just add a new output format... it looks like there is a bit more TODO. The main thing I'd need is a simple example that outputs data for which XML nodes for some SVG have been deleted / added or modified... most of the pieces are here, it's putting them together that seems to be missing :) |
Hi Stuart, the code as-is is not much more than a skeleton. Josh and I spend some time on thinking how to approach the problem but then never found the time to implement much. Not sure if it is of great help. Best,
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It would be super useful if this could output XSLT stylesheets that could transform one doc into the other.
If it output both forward + backwards. Using these you could easily turn one doc into the other - this could be useful for animation.
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