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@plist/plist

v1.0.0

Published

TypeScript library for parsing and serializing XML, OpenStep/NextStep and binary Property Lists, in browser and node.js.

Downloads

7,174

Readme

About

@plist/* adapts code, logic and test cases from:

I've decided to proceed with creating new libraries, instead of using those packages as dependencies, since it was necessary to modify the upstream code to remove reliance on node-only packages (mainly fs) and this would be too much of a change for anyone relying on the aforementioned libraries.

This library differs from other plist-related JavaScript libraries:

  • works on binary, text (OpenStep/NEXTStep), and XML plists
  • works in both node.js and browser environments (ArrayBuffer instead of Buffer, no usage of fs or other node-only libraries)

Installation

@plist/plist is available on npm, you can install it with either npm or yarn:

npm install @plist/plist
# or:
yarn install @plist/plist

Usage

import { parse, serialize } from '@plist/plist';

parse(serialize({ hello: 'world' })); // => { hello: 'world' }

Compatibility

This library relies on (relatively) new JavaScript features such as BigInt.

Therefore, without polyfills, those are the minimum browser and node/deno versions @plist/plist will work in:

| Environment | Version | | ----------------- | ------------------------------ | | Chrome/Chromium | 67+ | | Edge | 79+ | | Firefox | 100+ | | Internet Explorer | Not supported | | Opera | 54+ | | Safari | 14.1+ (iOS 14.1+, macOS 11.1+) | | Deno | 1.0+ | | node.js | 16.5.0+ |