Parsing very-large XML files into an in-memory DOM can cause a memory-usage explosion that shuts down even a large server. This streaming library is optimised to handle very large IATI activity reports and split them into smaller XML documents that a system can import individually. It can load the IATI activity reports either from a local file or direct download from a (public) URL. Memory usage is relatively constant regardless of the source-file size, so it is entirely reasonable to process 100+ MB XML files, even on a resource-constrained system. Output goes into a user-specified directory.
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