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big-xml-streamer

v0.0.5

Published

Lightweight XML parser for really big files (uses node-expat)

Downloads

13

Readme

big-xml-streamer -- Lightweight XML parser for really big files

Note

This is a fork of big-xml

big-xml is a great plugin that wasn't update for 4 years, so that, we have created a fork, with an update it with the capability of pause/resume the stream.

Resume

A record-by-record XML reader, for node.js, based on node-expat.

Designed for big XML files (1GB+), and low memory usage.

Install

npm install big-xml-streamer

or from source:

git clone git://github.com/jahewson/node-big-xml.git
cd node-big-xml
npm link

Example

XML files are streamed, and parsed one record at a time, which keeps memory usage low.

You must specify which XML elements should be considered as the root of a record, using a regex. In this example the elements Foo and Bar will be emitted as records.

var bigXml = require('big-xml-streamer');
    
var reader = bigXml.createReader('data.xml.gz', /^(Foo|Bar)$/, { gzip: true });

reader.on('record', function(record) {
  console.log(record);
});

The output would take the form:

{ tag: 'Foo',
  attrs: { Name: 'John', Status: 'Student' },
  children: [
    { tag: 'Color', text: 'blue'} 
  ]
}

Pause and resume

You can pause and resume the stream in any moment, in order to make asyncs calls.

reader.on('record', function(record) {
  console.log(record);
  reader.pause();
  setTimeout(function(){ reader.resume(); }, 3000);
  
});