Simple javascript xml parser.
npm install djf-xml
var XmlParse = require('djf-xml')
function fixture () {
return '<service>test</service><item id="1">first</item><item id="2">second</item><user role="developer"><name>djf</name></user>'
}
var xml = XmlParse(fixture())
// by tag
console.log(xml.tagValue('service')) // test
// by tag and attribute
console.log(xml.tagValue('user', 'role')) // developer
// by nested tags
console.log(xml.tagValue('user').tagValue('name')) // djf
// by array of tags, matiching the first tag found
console.log(xml.tagValue(['not', 'service'])) // test
// group of tags
var itens = xml.tagGroup('item')
console.log(itens) // ["<item id=\"1\">first</item>", "<item id=\"2\">second</item>"]
console.log(xml.tagValue('item', 'id')) // 1
tagValue(tag, [attribute]) - Return tag/attribute value or new Object.
tagGroup(tag) - Return array of tags.
npm run test
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The npm package djf-xml receives a total of 135 weekly downloads. As such, djf-xml popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that djf-xml demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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