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ez-xml

v0.1.2

Published

Parse and query XML files

Downloads

28

Readme

EZ-XML

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EZ-XML is a XML library that allows you to easily extract information from XML documents with XPath expressions.

NPM

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Installation

EZ-XML is available as the ez-xml package on npm. Simply install it with

npm i ez-xml

Examples

You can find the following examples as a test here. Given the following XML 1.0 document

<!-- This is my collection of books -->
<library>
    <book name="Lifters guide to the galaxy">
        <price>42</price>
    </book>
    <book name="Baby owners manual" isbn="123">
        <price>35</price>
    </book>
    <book name="Wheel of time: The eye of the world">
        <price>50</price>
    </book>
</library>

Parsing a document

import {parse} from "ez-xml";

const doc = parse(`<library>...</library>`);

Getting the comment:

const comment = doc.find("/comment()")[0]; // This is my collection of books

Finding the second book in a few different ways (quite many ways of doing the same thing in XPath)

const book = doc.single("//book[last()]");
book.attr("name"); // Wheel of time: The eye of the world
book.text("price"); // 50

// is an abbrevation for traversing on the descendant-or-self axis. With XPath there are an infinite way of combinations for achieving the same result. For example, getting the third book can be achieved by this as well

doc.single("//book[3]") // NB: XPath starts counting from 1 instead of 0

Which is equivalent to

doc.single("/bookstore/book[(3 * 5 + 6) div 7]");

Finding a book by it's attribute

doc.find("//book[@name = 'Baby owners manual']/..");

Or by its price

doc.find("//book[price = 35]");

You can also combine predicates like

doc.find("//book[price > 30 and price < 40]");

Or searching for nodes that has certain attributes

doc.find("//book[@name and @isbn]");

Or finding all the books that has a position() greater than 2

doc.find("//book[position() > 2]");

And a lot of other fun combinations.

Licensing

ez-xml is released under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for additional details.