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xmlightning is a simple, Flask-like way of creating XML parsers
To install xmlightning through pip
pip install xmlightning
For a basic hello world, take the following two files
hello_world.xml
<root>
<foo>Hello World</foo>
</root>
hello_world.py
from xmlightning import Lightning
parser = Lightning()
@parser.route("./foo")
def hello_world(element):
print("hello_world")
parser.parse("test.xml")
After the Lightning class gets imported in your project, to use it you must instantiate it.
After the Lightning class was instantiated, the example uses the decorator, "route".
The route decorator takes in one argument, path, which is a string. Path refers to any valid XPATH string.
Note that the route decorator requires the function it is used on to take in one argument: element.
The type of element can be imported through the following
Through xml
from xml.etree.ElementTree import Element
Or through xmlightning
from xmlightning import Element
Next, the hello_world.xml file is parsed. Whenever the parser encounters a path that matches a route, the function of that route is executed.
Finally, the string from the function is printed to the screen
hello_world
FAQs
Allows you to create a simple and advanced xml parser
We found that xmlightning 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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