NgxXmlPipe

Angular Pipe which converts a value into its XML-format representation.

Installation

Peer dependency

The package uses the peer dependency xmlbuilder2, so this must be installed first.

npm i xmlbuilder2

Install NgxXmlPipe

Use npm to install the package:

npm i ngx-xml-pipe

Or install using ng add:

ng add ngx-xml-pipe

Usage

1. Register the NgxXmlPipeModule in your app module.

1import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
2import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
3import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
4import { NgxXmlPipeModule } from 'ngx-xml-pipe';
5
6@NgModule({
7 declarations: [
8   AppComponent
9 ],
10 imports: [
11   BrowserModule,
12   NgxXmlPipeModule
13 ],
14 providers: [],
15 bootstrap: [AppComponent]
16})
17export class AppModule { }

2. Use the xml pipe in your template expression.

1{{ value | xml : prettyPrint : root }}

Arguments

Param	Type	Default Value	Details
value	object		The object to be displayed in XML representation.
prettyPrint	boolean	false	Whether the XML elements should be indented according to their level.
root	string		Name of an optional root element to be added.

Examples

Default usage

1foo = { foo :  'bar' }

1{{ foo | xml }}

Result:

1<?xml version="1.0"?><foo>bar</foo>

Additional root element

Note: If your object has multiple properties at the first level, a root element must be added, otherwise a valid XML document cannot be displayed.

1foo = { name:  "Lisa Simpson", address: { street :  "742 Evergreen Terrace", city:  "Springfield" }}

1{{{ foo : false : 'character' }}}

Result:

1<?xml version="1.0"?><character><name>Lisa Simpson</name><address><street>742 Evergreen Terrace</street><city>Springfield</city></address></character>

Credits

This project is based on xmlbuilder2.