xmltojson
Python library and cli tool for converting XML to JSON
Install
$ poetry add xmltojson
$ pip install xmltojson
Usage
Command line:
Converting an XML file and sending the output to STDOUT
$ xmltojson <filename.xml>
Send output to a file
$ xmltojson <filename.xml> -o <new_filename.json>
xmltojson can also read from STDIN
$ echo '<name>John</name>' | xmltojson --stdin
Library:
[1]: import xmltojson
[2]: with open('/path/to/file', 'r') as f:
...: my_xml = f.read()
[3]: xmltojson.parse(my_xml)
'{"name": "John"}'
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