Compare two HTML using Go

Highly accurate Go diff checker to compare HTML files and find differences between them

Our powerful Go SDK allows you to find the difference between HTML documents and save the results to a convenient format for viewing. To verify our product capabilities, compare HTML files using this Go library and see the differences.

Compare HTML in Go

Our Go SDK is designed to give you the most accurate result, even though comparison is a complex function itself.

Sometimes you need to be sure that the document in the HTML format has not been changed, and if it has, you need to find out what the difference is. Just use our Go diff tool to compare two HTML files and find differences in whole words or single characters. Moreover, if only one character in a word has changed, this word will be marked as changed entirely.

Now you no longer need to spend time manually comparing HTML documents, and you can quickly find even small changes and export such diffs to a document in a convenient format.

Try to compare HTML documents

Check out how our solution to compare HTML files using Go SDK works. To achieve this, load the HTML files you want to compare and select the export file format – it will be automatically loaded after comparing.

Note that you need to accept all revisions in compared documents before calling the comparison method, as shown in our example:

Compare HTML files using Go and find the difference

Input files

Upload the compared file

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Upload the second file to compare

Output format

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import (
    "os"
    "github.com/aspose-words-cloud/aspose-words-cloud-go/dev/api/models"
)

config, _ := models.NewConfiguration("config.json")
wordsApi, ctx, _ := api.CreateWordsApi(config)

fileName1:= "Input1.html"
fileName2:= "Input2.html"
fileResult:= "Output.html"

//  Upload documents to cloud storage.
firstDocumentContent, _ := os.Open(fileName1)
uploadFirstFileRequestOptions := map[string]interface{}{}
uploadFirstFileRequest := &models.UploadFileRequest{
    FileContent: firstDocumentContent,
    Path: ToStringPointer(fileName1),
    Optionals: uploadFirstFileRequestOptions,
}
_, _, _ = wordsApi.UploadFile(ctx, uploadFirstFileRequest)

secondDocumentContent, _ := os.Open(fileName2)
uploadSecondFileRequestOptions := map[string]interface{}{}
uploadSecondFileRequest := &models.UploadFileRequest{
    FileContent: secondDocumentContent,
    Path: ToStringPointer(fileName2),
    Optionals: uploadSecondFileRequestOptions,
}
_, _, _ = wordsApi.UploadFile(ctx, uploadSecondFileRequest)

//  Compare documents in cloud.
compareDataOptions := models.CompareData{
    Author: ToStringPointer("author"),
    FileReference: models.CreateRemoteFileReference(fileName2),
}
compareDocumentRequestOptions := map[string]interface{}{"destFileName": fileResult,}
compareDocumentRequest := &models.CompareDocumentRequest{
    Name: ToStringPointer(fileName1),
    CompareData: &compareDataOptions,
    Optionals: compareDocumentRequestOptions,
}
_, _, _ = wordsApi.CompareDocument(ctx, compareDocumentRequest)

//  Download result document from cloud storage.
downloadFileRequestOptions := map[string]interface{}{}
downloadFileRequest := &models.DownloadFileRequest{
    Path: ToStringPointer(fileResult),
    Optionals: downloadFileRequestOptions,
}
_, _ = wordsApi.DownloadFile(ctx, downloadFileRequest)

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How to Compare two text files

Install Aspose.Words Cloud for Go
Add a library reference (import the library) to your Go project
Load two HTML documents to compare
Call the CompareDocument() method to compare HTML docs
Download the result document from the cloud storage

Go library to use compare

Run go get -v github.com/aspose-words-cloud/aspose-words-cloud-go/2007/api to install Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Go. You can get a lot of useful information about other installation methods from the "How to use SDK" section.

Clone Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Go source code from GitHub and use it in your project. Please follow these Instructions to quickly get the necessary security credentials and access our REST API.