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@vaibhavbhatt2110/convert-to-json
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Xml & Csv To JSON
It is a lightweight Node.js package that automatically detects and converts XML and CSV data to JSON format. It simplifies the process of handling different data formats within your Node.js applications.
Features
Installation You can install it via npm:
bash Copy code npm install @vaibhavbhatt2110/convert-to-json
Usage javascript
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const autoDataConverter = require('@vaibhavbhatt2110/convert-to-json');
// Example usage with XML data const xmlData =
John Doe 30 Jane Smith 25 `;autoDataConverter(xmlData); // Outputs JSON representation of XML data
// Example usage with CSV data const csvData = Name,Age John Doe,30 Jane Smith,25;
autoDataConverter(csvData); // Outputs JSON representation of CSV data API autoDataConverter(data: string): void data: The input data to be converted. It can be either XML or CSV format.
FAQs
This converts the XML and CSV data to JSON format.
We found that @vaibhavbhatt2110/convert-to-json demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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