xml-safe-mod
A small utility for safely making updates to XML configuration files.
It aims to give a safer alternative to using sed when updating XML configuration files, both by avoiding leaking secrets and by making the updates themselves safe and atomic.
Usage
# In-place update
echo '{"secret1": "password1"}' | xml-safe-mod --src /etc/daemon/config.xml --in-place --set secret1 ./xpath/expression
# Use a template file to generate another file
echo '{"secret1": "password1"}' | xml-safe-mod --src /etc/daemon/config.xml.in --dest /etc/daemon/config.xml --owner daemon --group daemon --perms 600 --set secret1 ./xpath/expression
It would support the ElementTree subset of XPath.
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