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parse-define-xml

v0.1.7

Published

Parse Define-XML files

Downloads

151

Readme

parse-define-xml

A TypeScript library for parsing CDISC Define-XML 2.0 and 2.1 files, with support for ARM (Analysis Results Metadata) extensions.

Usage

Importing the parser

import parseDefineXml from "parse-define-xml";

Parsing a Define-XML file

The main function is parseDefineXml. It supports both Define-XML 2.0 and 2.1, and can optionally parse ARM extensions.

Function signature

parseDefineXml(xmlString: string, defineVer: "2.0", hasArm?: false): Promise<Define20.DefineXml>
parseDefineXml(xmlString: string, defineVer: "2.1", hasArm?: false): Promise<Define21.DefineXml>
parseDefineXml(xmlString: string, defineVer: "2.0", hasArm?: true): Promise<ArmDefine20.DefineXml>
parseDefineXml(xmlString: string, defineVer: "2.1", hasArm?: true): Promise<ArmDefine21.DefineXml>
  • xmlString: The XML content as a string.
  • defineVer: The Define-XML version ("2.0" or "2.1").
  • hasArm: Set to true to parse ARM extensions (optional, default is false).

Example

import parseDefineXml from "parse-define-xml";
import { Define21 } from "parse-define-xml";

const xmlString = "..."; // Load your Define-XML file as a string
const define = await parseDefineXml(xmlString, "2.1");
// define is typed as Define21.DefineXml

Exported Interfaces

The package exports four main interface namespaces for type safety:

  • Define20: Types for standard Define-XML 2.0 files (no ARM).
  • Define21: Types for standard Define-XML 2.1 files (no ARM).
  • ArmDefine20: Types for Define-XML 2.0 files with ARM extensions.
  • ArmDefine21: Types for Define-XML 2.1 files with ARM extensions.

Each namespace contains a DefineXml interface representing the root structure of the parsed file, as well as all related types for items, groups, code lists, etc.

TypeScript Example

import parseDefineXml, { Define21, ArmDefine21 } from "parse-define-xml";

// Parse standard Define-XML 2.1
const define: Define21.DefineXml = await parseDefineXml(xmlString, "2.1");

// Parse Define-XML 2.1 with ARM
const defineArm: ArmDefine21.DefineXml = await parseDefineXml(xmlString, "2.1", true);

License

MIT