dicttoxml 1.1

Converts a Python dictionary or other native data type into a valid XML string.

* Supports item (`int`, `float`, `bool`, `str`, `unicode`, `datetime`, `none`) and collection (`list`, `set`, `tuple` and `dict`) data types with arbitrary nesting for the collections. Items with a `datetime` type are converted to ISO format strings. Items with a `none` type become empty XML elements.

* The root object passed into the `dicttoxml` function can be any of the supported data types.

* To satisfy XML syntax, the method wraps all the dict keys/elements and values in a `<root> ... </root>` element. However, this can be disabled to create XML snippets.

* For lists of items, if each item is also a collection data type (`lists`, `dict`), the elements of that item are wrapped in a generic `<item> ... </item>` element.

* Each elements includes a `type` attribute with the data type. Note: `datetime` data types are converted into ISO format strings, and `unicode` and `datetime` data types get a `str` attribute.

Python -> XML
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integer int
float float
string str
unicode str
datetime str
None null
boolean bool
list list
set list
tuple list
dict dict

* Elements with an unsupported data type raise a TypeError exception.