How to create a diff of npm package releases on the command line

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  • delta

    A syntax-highlighting pager for git, diff, and grep output

    • A while ago, I started using delta for git diffs on the command line. It's fantastic! It shows line numbers, supports syntax highlighting, and is highly configurable. It even supports side-by-side diffing in the terminal!

  • npm-diff

    Diff two versions of a node module

    • The bare-bones command creates an "uncolored diff" of the two package versions. As Julian describes in the package documentation, you can pipe the npm-diff output into colordiff (which you probably have to install first) and less to see a nicely colored diff.

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