Releases · pb33f/openapi-changes

However, it's always been a horrible codebase, just horrible. I hacked together a system designed to power the online demo I built for it (now retired).

The entire thing has pissed me off, which is why I have not addressed many issues. I felt like I was patching a pile of shit, it was a horrible codebase. One of my engineers who was using it a while back didn't even want to submit features for it. I do not blame him; the code was just horrible. Kind of a patchwork sketch I never finished.

Today I change that.

I have been rebuilding openapi-changes, using all the power from https://doctor.pb33f.io, and significantly upgraded the tool with a much, much more powerful and robust HTML report that genuinely works fully offline.

The entire codebase is brand new, but based on battle tested libraries.

This is a 100% backwards compatible upgrade. You will just notice that everything looks much better and is much richer, much more useful, and has more features.

What you get.

A supercharged, ultra-powerful OpenAPI diffing tool with no other rival.

A brand new beautiful terminal UI with the console command. I think it's great.
A brand new hyper powerful html-report that contains:
- A changelog style report of changes
- A brand new tree navigator
- New Change Explorer
- New Diffing Engine
- New Focused Diff View
- Change List & Change Items
- Two new themes
A brand new summary command with a much more useful rendering of the change tree
All new markdown-report with the same changelog style report generated in the html report, but in markdown
Same old report command, but now with a few extra details.
License is changing to Apache 2.