# Python git diff clone
This lib is an implementation of the `git diff` tool in Python using the Myers Difference algorithm.
## Usage
You can run the following command:
```bash
$ python diff.py case_one.txt case_two.txt
```
This will show the diff script to go from file A to file B. You can test out the command with the `case_one.txt` and `case_two.txt` files included in the repository.
To have the command available at all times, make sure the script `diff.py` is executable and then include it in your `$PATH`.
## Analysis
For an extended analysis, refer to the PDF in this repo titled "The Myers Difference Algorithm for Version Control Systems".
### generete lib: python setup.py sdist
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