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react-xml-viewer

v2.0.4

Published

Simple xml viewer component for React

Downloads

105,435

Readme

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react-xml-viewer

NPM
Simple and configurable React component to prettify XMLs.

Live demo

Edit react-xml-view

Install

npm

npm install --save react-xml-viewer

yarn

yarn add react-xml-viewer

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import XMLViewer from 'react-xml-viewer'

const xml = '<hello>World</hello>'

export function App() {
    return (
      <div>
        <XMLViewer xml={xml} />
      </div>
    )
}

Props

xml (string)

A xml string to prettify.
Default: undefined
Example: <hello>World</hello>

indentSize (number)

The size of the indentation.
Default: 2

invalidXml (JSX.Element)

When the xml is invalid, invalidXml component will be returned.
Default: <div>Invalid XML!</div>

collapsible (boolean)

Allow collapse/expand tags by click on them. When tag is collapsed its content and attributes are hidden.
Default: false

initialCollapsedDepth (number)

When the collapsible is true, this set the level that will be started as collapsed. For example, if you want to everything starts as collapsed, set 0.
Default: undefined

theme (object)

An object to customize the default theme.

| Key | Type | Default | Description | | --- | ---- | ------- | ----------- | | attributeKeyColor | color | #2a7ab0 | Set the attribute key color (<tag attribute-key="hello" />) | | attributeValueColor | color | #008000 | Set the attribute value color ( <tag attr="Attribute value">) | | cdataColor | color | #1D781D | Set the cdata element color (<![CDATA[some stuff]]>) | | commentColor | color | #aaa | Set the comment color (<!-- this is a comment -->) | fontFamily | font | monospace | Set the font family | separatorColor | color | #333 | Set the separators colors (<, >, </, />, =, <?, ?>) | tagColor | color | #d43900 | Set the tag name color (<tag-name />) | | textColor | color | #333 | Set the text color (<tag>Text</tag>)|

Example: Changing attribute key and value color

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import XMLViewer from 'react-xml-viewer'

const xml = '<hello attr="World" />'
const customTheme = {
  "attributeKeyColor": "#FF0000",
  "attributeValueColor": "#000FF"
}

export function App() {
  return (
    <div>
      <XMLViewer xml={xml} theme={customTheme} />
    </div>
  )
}

License

MIT © alissonmbr