xml-but-prettier
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Beautifies XML documents by putting each tag and text node on their own line and correctly indents everything
This module is a fork of jonathanp/xml-beautifier.
This module beautifies XML documents by putting each tag and text node on their own line and correctly indenting everything.
Can be used e.g. if you're using React as a static page generator and (for some reason) need the generated HTML to be more human-readable.
$ npm install --save xml-beautifier
The module's function signature is xmlButPrettier(xml:String, options:Object).
import xmlButPrettier from 'xml-but-prettier';
const xml = xmlButPrettier('<div><span>foo</span></div>');
console.log(xml); // => will output correctly indented elements
indentor: a custom string to use for indenting thingstextNodesOnSameLine: compresses text nodes onto the same line as their containing tagsMIT.
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Beautifies XML documents by putting each tag and text node on their own line and correctly indents everything
We found that xml-but-prettier 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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