nnichols.xml — nnichols 0.8.0

A bunch of utility functions for xml documents

keyword->xml-tag clj/s

(keyword->xml-tag edn-keyword)

Take a clojure keyord and turn it into the form expected by clojure.data.xml by making it UPPER CASE and snake_cased

unique-tags? clj/s

(unique-tags? xml-seq)

Take an XML sequence as formatted by clojure.xml/parse, and determine if it exclusively contains unique tags

xml->edn clj/s

(xml->edn xml-doc)

(xml->edn xml-doc opts)

Transform an XML document as formatted by clojure.xml/parse, and transform it into normalized EDN. By default, this also mutates keys from XML_CASE to lisp-case and ignores XML attributes within tags. To change this behavior, an option map may be provided with the following keys: preserve-keys? - to maintain the exact keyword structure provided by clojure.xml/parse preserve-attrs? - to maintain embedded XML attributes

xml-map->edn clj/s

(xml-map->edn xml-map)

(xml-map->edn {:keys [tag attrs content]}
              {:keys [preserve-keys? preserve-attrs?] :as opts})

Transform an XML map as formatted by clojure.xml/parse, and transform it into normalized EDN. By default, this also mutates keys from XML_CASE to lisp-case and ignores XML attributes within tags. To change this behavior, an option map be provided with the following keys: preserve-keys? - to maintain the exact keyword structure provided by clojure.xml/parse preserve-attrs? - to maintain embedded XML attributes

xml-seq->edn clj/s

(xml-seq->edn xml-seq)

(xml-seq->edn xml-seq opts)

Transform an XML sequence as formatted by clojure.xml/parse, and transform it into normalized EDN. By default, this also mutates keys from XML_CASE to lisp-case and ignores XML attributes within tags. To change this behavior, an option map be provided with the following keys: preserve-keys? - to maintain the exact keyword structure provided by clojure.xml/parse preserve-attrs? - to maintain embedded XML attributes

xml-tag->keyword clj/s

(xml-tag->keyword xml-tag)

Take an XML tag as extracted by clojure.data.xml and turn it into a kebab-cased, lower case keyword