xbundle converts back and forth between OLX and “xbundle” style XML formats. The xbundle format is a single XML file.
The OLX format is defined in this documentation.
Installation
python setup.py install
This will install xbundle and the xbundle_convert command-line tool.
Using xbundle in your code
To convert from xbundle to OLX
from xbundle import XBundle
bundle = XBundle()
# get input_path and output_path from user input
bundle.load(input_path)
bundle.export_to_directory(output_path)To convert from OLX to xbundle
from xbundle import XBundle
bundle = XBundle()
# get input_path and output_path from user input
bundle.import_from_directory(input_path)
bundle.save(output_path)Using the command-line tool
xbundle_convert convert /path/to/course /path/to/output.xml
or
xbundle_convert convert /path/to/output.xml /path/to/course
Run tests
xbundle_convert test
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