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xml-core

v1.2.5

Published

A foundational library for working with XML in JavaScript/TypeScript with schema validation through decorators

Readme

xml-core

license npm version

A foundational library for working with XML in JavaScript/TypeScript with schema validation through decorators.

Installation

npm install xml-core

Features

  • Convert XML to JSON and JSON to XML with schema enforcement
  • TypeScript decorators for XML element definitions
  • Support for attributes, child elements, and content
  • Cross-platform compatibility (browser and Node.js)

Quick Start

import { XmlObject, XmlElement, XmlAttribute, XmlChildElement } from "xml-core";

@XmlElement({ localName: "Person" })
class Person extends XmlObject {
  @XmlAttribute({ localName: "id" })
  public id: string = "";

  @XmlChildElement({ localName: "Name" })
  public name: string = "";
}

// Parse XML
const person = new Person();
person.LoadXml('<Person id="123"><Name>John Doe</Name></Person>');
console.log(person.id); // "123"
console.log(person.name); // "John Doe"

// Generate XML
person.id = "456";
person.name = "Jane Smith";
console.log(person.toString()); // <Person id="456"><Name>Jane Smith</Name></Person>

Decorators

@XmlElement

Class decorator for XML element schema:

@XmlElement({
  localName: "MyElement",      // Element name (default: class name)
  namespaceURI?: string,       // Namespace URI
  prefix?: string              // Namespace prefix
})

@XmlAttribute

Property decorator for XML attributes:

@XmlAttribute({
  localName: "attr",           // Attribute name (default: property name)
  namespaceURI?: string,       // Namespace URI
  prefix?: string,             // Namespace prefix
  defaultValue?: any,          // Default value
  required?: boolean,          // Is required (default: false)
  converter?: IConverter       // Custom converter
})

@XmlChildElement

Property decorator for child elements:

@XmlChildElement({
  localName: "Child",          // Element name (default: property name)
  namespaceURI?: string,       // Namespace URI
  prefix?: string,             // Namespace prefix
  parser?: typeof XmlObject,   // Parser class
  required?: boolean,          // Is required (default: false)
  converter?: IConverter       // Custom converter
})

API Reference

XmlObject

Base class for all XML elements.

Methods

  • LoadXml(xml: string | Node) - Parse XML into object
  • GetXml() - Convert object to XML node
  • toString() - Convert object to XML string

Node.js: Registering XML Dependencies

To work with XML in Node.js, you need to register DOM and XPath dependencies:

import * as xmldom from '@xmldom/xmldom';
import { setNodeDependencies } from 'xml-core';
import xpath from 'xpath';

setNodeDependencies({
  XMLSerializer: xmldom.XMLSerializer,
  DOMParser: xmldom.DOMParser,
  DOMImplementation: xmldom.DOMImplementation,
  xpath,
});

License

MIT