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@sylphlab/tools-xml

v0.7.1

Published

Core logic for MCP XML tools

Downloads

15

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@sylphlab/tools-xml

NPM version

Core logic for parsing and potentially building XML data.

This package provides the underlying logic and tool definitions for working with XML (Extensible Markup Language) data. It's designed using @sylphlab/tools-core and serves as the foundation for @sylphlab/tools-xml-mcp.

Purpose

XML remains a common format for configuration files, data exchange, and legacy systems. This package offers standardized tools for processing XML, essential for agents or systems needing to interact with XML-based data sources or formats. By defining these tools with @sylphlab/tools-core, the logic becomes reusable and adaptable.

Tools Provided

  • xmlTool (or similar names like parseXml, buildXml): A tool or set of tools likely designed to handle:
    • Parsing: Converting an XML string into a JavaScript object representation (often a nested structure reflecting the XML tags). May include options for handling attributes, namespaces, etc.
    • (Potentially) Building: Converting a JavaScript object back into a well-formed XML string.

Key Features

  • XML Parsing: Converts XML strings into traversable JavaScript objects.
  • Standardized Definition: Uses the SylphTool structure from @sylphlab/tools-core.
  • (Potential) XML Building: May offer functionality to construct XML strings from objects.
  • Library Integration: Likely utilizes a robust underlying XML parsing library (e.g., fast-xml-parser, though not explicitly listed as a dependency, it might be used internally or planned).

Installation

This package is primarily intended for internal use within the mcp monorepo, mainly as a dependency for @sylphlab/tools-xml-mcp.

# From the root of the monorepo
pnpm add @sylphlab/tools-xml --filter <your-package-name>

Usage (Conceptual)

The tool definitions are typically consumed by adapters or MCP server implementations.

import { xmlTool } from '@sylphlab/tools-xml'; // Name might vary
import { adaptToolToMcp } from '@sylphlab/tools-adaptor-mcp'; // Example adapter

// Example: Using the tool definition directly (e.g., parsing)
async function runParseXml() {
  const input = { xmlString: '<root><item id="1">Value</item></root>' };
  // Validate input against the specific tool's inputSchema...
  const output = await xmlTool.handler(input); // Or specific parse handler
  // Validate output against the specific tool's outputSchema...
  if (output.success) {
    console.log(output.parsedObject); // Output: { root: { item: { _attributes: { id: '1' }, _text: 'Value' } } } (structure depends on parser)
  } else {
    console.error(output.error);
  }
}

// Example: Adapting for MCP
const mcpXmlTool = adaptToolToMcp(xmlTool); // Adapt the relevant tool(s)

// This adapted definition would then be used to create the MCP server.

Dependencies

  • @sylphlab/tools-core: Provides defineTool and core types.
  • zod: For input/output schema definition and validation.

Developed by Sylph Lab.