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sitemaps-compare

v1.0.4

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Compare two sitemaps by converting them to files with URLs and VSCode

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sitemaps-compare 🔗

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CLI to compare two sitemaps by converting them to files with URLs and VSCode

  • 🔗 Convert old and new sitemaps to files with URLs
  • 🌐 Use VSCode to diff the files

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Install

npx sitemaps-compare

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Usage

npx sitemaps-compare

# 1. Enter old and new sitemaps URLs.
# 2. The CLI will convert them to files with URLs called old.md and new.md
# 3. Use VSCode to diff the files using
code old.md new.md --diff

All the help stuff.

 USAGE

  $ sitemaps-compare <command> [option]

   COMMANDS

  help  Print help info
  rm    Remove the generated files

   OPTIONS

  -c, --clear    Clear the console Default: true
  --noClear      Don't clear the console Default: false
  -d, --debug    Print debug info Default: false
  -v, --version  Print CLI version Default: false

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