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forgiving-xml-parser
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forgiving-xml-parser

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An XML/HTML parser and serializer for JavaScript. Playground

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Features

Transform XML/HTML to JSON(carry code locationInfo or parse steps)
Transform JSON back to XML
Works with node packages, in browser(like browser such as Miniprogram)
Various options are available to customize the transformation
- custom parsing behavior(souch as allow node-name is empty)
- supported events
- custom node parser

Usage

1.install

# using npm
npm i forgiving-xml-parser -S
# using yarn
yarn add forgiving-xml-parser

2.include

// in node
const ForgivingXmlParser = require('forgiving-xml-parser');
const json = ForgivingXmlParser.parse('...');

// in webpack
import {parse, serialize, ...} from 'forgiving-xml-parser';
const json = parse('...');

<!-- in browser -->
<script src="xxx/forgiving-xml-parser.js"></script>
<script>
    // global variable
    const json = ForgivingXmlParser.parse("...");
</script>

3.use

const { parse, serialize, parseResultToJSON, FxParser } = require("forgiving-xml-parser");

const xml = `<p>hi xml</p>`;
const json = parseResultToJSON(parse(xml), {
    allowAttrContentHasBr: true,
    allowNodeNameEmpty: true,
    allowNodeNotClose: true,
    allowStartTagBoundaryNearSpace: true,
    allowEndTagBoundaryNearSpace: true,
    allowTagNameHasSpace: true,
    allowNearAttrEqualSpace: true,
    ignoreTagNameCaseEqual: false,
    onEvent(type, context, data) {},
}); // { "nodes": [{ "type": "element", "name": "p", "children": [{ "type": "text", "content": "hi xml" }] }] }

serialize(json); // <p>hi xml</p>

const fxParser = new FxParser();
const json2 = parseResultToJSON(fxParser.parse(xml));
console.log(JSON.stringify(json2) === JSON.stringify(json)); // true
console.log(fxParser.serialize(json2) === serialize(json)); // true

Event trigger timing

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