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pri-parser

v1.0.1

Published

Parse PRI files using makepri.exe

Downloads

3

Readme

pri-parser

Parse PRI files using makepri.exe

Wrapper around makepri.exe for decompiling .PRI files, then parse resulting .xml file into useful JSON object. makepri.exe can be downloaded by getting the SDK. After installing the SDK, the parser should be able to find makepri.exe in its default location.

Usage

npm i pri-parser
pri.parse(filePath[,config],callback)

config: All properties are Optional.

  • makePriPath: Absolute path to makepri.exe. If not provided, will attempt to find it.
  • windowsVersion: Used to select the appropriate version of makepri.exe when attempting to find it.
  • makePriArch: Used to select the appropriate version of makepri.exe when attempting to find it.
  • xmlFileName: Name of file for resulting XML file created by makepri.exe. Will be located in ./tmp.
  • xmlFilePath: Absolute path of file for resulting XML file created by makepri.exe. Overrides xmlFileName.
  • keepXml: If truthy, the resulting XML will not be deleted after parsing is complete.
  • verbose: If truthy, more info will get logged to console.
  • uriOnly: If truthy, will return an Array of object containing resource name, uri and values. If falsy, will return object that looks more like the resulting XML file.

Example

var pri = require('pri-parser');

var filePath = 'full/path/to/file.pri';

var config = {
    uriOnly: true
};

pri.parse(filePath,config, function(data){
  console.log(JSON.stringify(data,null,2));
});