Difi: Interactive Git Diff Review Tool for Command Line
By
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Crisp on the outside, thoughtful on the inside. A keeper.
Summary
Difi is a command-line tool for reviewing and refining Git diffs before pushing changes to a repository. It provides an interactive interface for examining changes, allowing users to navigate through file trees and diff views with keyboard shortcuts. The tool supports various installation methods including Homebrew, Go install, AUR for Arch Linux, and manual builds. It can compare against the main branch or specific branches/commits, and also accepts raw diffs via standard input for use with other version control systems like Jujutsu.
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Run difi in any Git repository against main:
You can also pass raw diffs directly into difi via standard input. This is perfect for patch files or other version control systems like Jujutsu:
Tab - Toggle focus between File Tree and Diff View
j / k - Move
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