In particular, emitting the attributes inside an “xml-attrib”: array or something like that seems like a reasonable option. I understand these are essentially arbitrary choices but am curious what the rationale was. Any thoughts on this? At first this looked like a good solution, but this limitation means loss of information from my actual XML content.Īlso, I’m a bit curious on a couple of choices you made which seem to make inverting the transformation more difficult: first, XML attributes and nested tags aren’t distinguished in the output (aside from the attributes being emitted first), and second, when multiple tags of the same name occur in order, they’re converted to a single JSON array. if I feed itĪnd the “Text A” / “Text A2” content is lost. This converter doesn’t seem to capture mixed text+tag content. Actual changes were made in obj-content template, here is changed version: Links to the resources I used in the process. Licenseįull license text (on Choose a license site). The XSLT code turned out to be more complicated then I expected- I imagined that the transformation would be more natural, not so case based, but it just isn’t possible (or I don’t see the way). Load a string into an XML DOM JavaScript (code excerpt) The pure JavaScript code boils down to these pieces. If you prefer to work with libraries, I tried jsxml and it worked flawlessly. There are a couple of XML files that you can transform, but you can also enter arbitrary XML and transform it. Here’s a demo page that performs the transformation. To work with XML, DOMParser can be used in all the modern browsers – Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari… Of course, Internet Explorer has it’s own Microsoft.XMLDOM class. Transform XML to JSON in a browser using JavaScript
It will compile the XSLT code to IL assembly and it will perform the transformation much faster. I used the xsltc.exe to create a compiled xslt from the source code. XmlTextWriter writer = new XmlTextWriter(outfile, null) īut if you need the performance, here is a command line utility together with the compiled XSLT. XslCompiledTransform transform = new XslCompiledTransform(true)
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