Converts XML into a human readable format (pretty print) while respecting the xml:space attribute.
This module can also be used on the browser using the browserified version with a small footprint (8KB file size).
$ npm install xml-formatter
JavaScript:
var format = require('xml-formatter');
var xml = '<root><!-- content --><content><p xml:space="preserve">This is <b>some</b> content.</content></p>';
var formattedXml = format(xml);
console.log(formattedXml);Output:
<root>
<!-- test -->
<content>
<p xml:space="preserve">This is <b>some</b> content.</p>
</content>
</root>JavaScript:
var format = require('xml-formatter');
var xml = '<root><!-- content --><content><p xml:space="preserve">This is <b>some</b> content.</content></p>';
var options = {indentation: ' ', stripComments: true};
var formattedXml = format(xml, options);
console.log(formattedXml);Output:
<root>
<content>
<p xml:space="preserve">This is <b>some</b> content.</p>
</content>
</root>stripComments(Boolean, default=true) True to strip the comments.indentation(String, default=' ') The value used for indentation.debug(Boolean, default=false) Displays a tree of the parsed XML before formatting.
Page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="browser/xml-formatter.js"></script>Usage:
var format = require('xml-formatter');
var xml = '<root><content><p xml:space="preserve">This is <b>some</b> content.</content></p>';
var formattedXml = format(xml);
console.log(formattedXml);Output:
<root>
<content>
<p xml:space="preserve">This is <b>some</b> content.</p>
</content>
</root>MIT
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