Turn your XML into the JSON you always knew it could be.
Working with XML can be tedious, but many XML to JSON converters leave you with a DOM dump which is just as annoying to traverse and work with. JXT allows you to import XML into dev-friendly JSON that matches what you would have otherwise used, and then export that data back into XML when needed.
import { JXT } from 'stanza';
const registry = new JXT.Registry();
registry.define({
namespace: 'jabber:client',
element: 'message',
path: 'message',
fields: {
to: JXT.attribute('to'),
from: JXT.attribute('from'),
subject: JXT.childText(null, 'subject'),
body: JXT.childText(null, 'body')
}
});
const xml = JXT.parse(`
<message xmlns="jabber:client" to="[email protected]">
<body>giving a demo of jxt</body>
</message>`);
const msg = registry.import(xml);
console.log(msg);
// {to: '[email protected]', body: 'giving a demo of jxt'}
const xml2 = registry.export('message', {
to: '[email protected]',
body: 'giving a demo of jxt'
});
console.log(xml2.toString());
// '<message xmlns="jabber:client" to="[email protected]"><body>giving a demo of jxt</body></message>'