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x2js - XML to JSON and vice versa for JavaScript.
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- Recursively traverses the DOM tree .
- parse the json object
- Initialize the config .
- takes a XML Date object and converts it to a JavaScript Date object .
- Render the start tag .
- Checks to see if it s in a stream .
- Converts an object to an arrayFormAccessForm .
- Check to see if a valueFormatter is in an XML form
- IE8 gets the localName of the node
- Validate XML elements .
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QUESTION
EDIT: This doesn't work with the xml2js npm package since I want to do the opposite, convert json to xml, not the other way around.
I have my API using JSON data format but I also have to save the object that I updated in a text file in an XML format, since this other application that we communicate with only accepts XML format.
I have my service
shipment.service.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-19 at 04:44install npm i js2xmlparser
QUESTION
I want to put in my system info about machine available GPU and status for real time monitoring.
I'm outputting as XML
the GPU info using
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-29 at 11:40Try to use https://github.com/Cheedoong/xml2json It is more quickly and can use as binary tools like jq. And you will run like that:
QUESTION
I get a XML response which is 16 MB data when calling an end point like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 20:13Somewhat modifying your xml to make it valid:
QUESTION
I have a method which uses DOMParser to parse a XML, like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-19 at 21:04You don't need to window
reference. Just use new DOMParser()...
. Make sure you have "testEnvironment": "jsdom"
in your Jest configuration (it should be the default though).
I've created an example here. https://repl.it/@ChrisPaton/FlusteredNearDecimal
You will also most likely need the latest version of Jest, as jsdom
only added support for DOMParser
and XMLSerializer
in late October.
Update
JSDom is not supported above v11 by Jest. You'll need to configure a custom environment for this. Here is a link to their documentation and here is a link to a custom jsdom environment that is easy to use. I hope this helps.
QUESTION
I have created a application where I want to convert XML file into CSV format on the screen. I have done it through JavaScript but I want to use KnockoutJS for the same. I am newbie to Knockout so do not have enough ideas for implementing the same.
Can anyone please suggest me how to use knockout here?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-28 at 10:46There really isn't much Knockout to add to your code. I've used a click
binding and a value
binding for 2 observables I created - xmlArea
and csvArea
. This eliminates the need for you to use id attributes and jQuery's val()
function.
I've also moved the entire code to the bottom of the body
tag, otherwise Knockout will not bind with the HTML.
The rest of your code is untouched.
QUESTION
I would like to have a question that must be simple. I need to capture the value of a variable to pass as a parameter (required) in order to consume an API. This variable is the return of a method that is a query inside a JSON file, but the return is given as undefined.
Follow the code:
Function to search the ID inside the JSON (with return)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-08 at 10:22Add return
before the promise, or you can't resolve anything
QUESTION
I got some data received by an RSS news feed and need to display in in HTML for an ionic framework app. There are two problems. I need to replace '
and amp;
with '
(apostrophe) and blank space.
AngularJS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 08:42Create a custom filter and you will be fine:
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Hi hoping someone can help. I've been racking my brain for a few days trying to figure this out.
I'm trying to parse an xml rss file with angular and x2js to return only the item objects. It's formatted like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-11 at 06:26I forgot to return and close this. Answering in case it's helpful to anyone else running into this issue.
I updated my html by removing "ng-repeat" attribute from the ul tag and replaced the li ng-repeat with it. I also updated the the script by changing $scope.list = response;
to $scope.list = response.data;
. By doing this I was able to avoid iterating over everything under the channel tag in the rss and only target the items themselves. See code below and here's an updated plunkr.
QUESTION
I want to convert this string to xml format.
Before that, it seems that I need to put this 'string' in an 'Object' and convert it to 'JSON format'. (I think)
My string is
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-19 at 06:59{
var s = "oTest^A1^BB:a1bb,oTest^A2^BB:a1cc,oTest^A1^CC:a2bb,oTest^A2^CC:a2cc";
var data = {};
s.split(",").forEach(function (ele) {
var key_val = ele.split(":");
var key = key_val[0];
var val = key_val[1];
var sub_keys = key.split("^");
var last_subkey = sub_keys.pop();
var p = data;
sub_keys.forEach(function (subkey) {
if (!p[subkey])
p[subkey] = {};
p = p[subkey];
});
p[last_subkey] = val;
});
var root_ele_name = Object.keys(data)[0];
// The rest of this program assumes this program is run in a browser.
var doc = document.implementation.createDocument(null, root_ele_name);
var creator = function (creator, doc, parent, p) {
if (typeof(p) === 'object') {
for (ele_name in p) {
var node = doc.createElement(ele_name);
parent.appendChild(node);
creator(creator, doc, node, p[ele_name]);
}
} else {
var node = document.createTextNode(p);
parent.appendChild(node);
}
};
creator(creator, doc, doc.documentElement, data[root_ele_name]);
var xml = new XMLSerializer().serializeToString(doc);
alert(xml);
}
QUESTION
Have a requirement where the user should be able to display and update an XML using form fields.
To be able to display the XML and bind the XML elements to from fields, I did the following:
- Retrieve XML, convert to JSON (using xml2json) and put it in scope (name='domObject').
- Use angular directive on the HTML to get the domObject from scope and beatify it and display it (using vkbeautify)
- Also, on the same html, bind the form fields to the domObject from scope.
The binding from the domObject to the XML & form fields is working fine. But, when I make update the value in the field, the same is NOT reflected in the XML displayed (although the changes can be seen in the domObject) i.e 2 way binding is not happening when using the directive.
Please help.
Link to plunker here
Code SnippetsMain script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-12 at 09:21Your prettyprint
directive takes scope.domObject
initially and doesn't reflect to its changes.
One of the ways to do this is to setup a watcher like:
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