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libxmljs-lazy-builder

v1.0.6

Published

Builds XML documents in a lazy way.

Downloads

3

Readme

libxmljs-lazy-builder

Builds XML documents in a lazy way.

SYNOPSIS

const E = require('libxmljs-lazy-builder')

const doc = new E.libxml.Document()
const elem = E("root", {},
             E("kit", {color: "brown"}),
             "mars",
             E("kat"))(doc)

elem.toString()
   // => '<root><kit color="brown"/>mars<kat/></root>'

INSTALLATION

npm install libxmljs-lazy-builder --save

DESCRIPTION

API

E (name, {attrName: value, ...}, children, ...)

(You can name it arbitrarily.) This function generates a function which takes a libxml.Document object and returns a libxml.Element object.

A child can be a string or an another E() element. You can specify zero or more children.

Please note that you need to call the returned value from E() with a Document object to get an actual Element object. So, the whole structure should be something like:

const doc = new E.libxml.Document()
const elem = E("x", {}, E("y", {}, ...), ...)(doc)

E.libxml

The libxml module used internally in E. Use this to create a Document object.

Examples

Please see the test script in the repository.

DEPENDS ON

libxmljs

LICENSE

MIT

AUTHOR

Toru Hisai @torus