XMLTRIP.NATIVE(1)

💖 XMLTRIP.NATIVE(1) 💖

okay bestie, gather round, because this is xmltrip.native, a lil User Command that does a whole XML round trip — it parses XML files and then prints them right back out. yes, it's giving glow-up machine for markup. 🦋

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✨ NAME ✨

xmltrip.native — XML round trip: parses XML files and prints them

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

xmltrip.native <options> <files>

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💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

She reads your xml files and outputs them on stdout. simple as that, no cap. 🫶

and here are the options, all of them, every single one, because we do not skip options in this house:

• -enc <enc> — use the specified encoding, bestie. your choices are utf-8, utf-16, utf-16be, utf-16le, iso-8859-1, ascii. and if you don't pick one? she guesses. (otherwise guesses.) 🔍
• -strip — strip and collapse white space in character data. bye bye extra spaces. 💀
• -ns — replace unbound namespaces prefixes by themselves (on input and output). both ways, periodt.
• -eref — replace unknown entity references by their name. iconic behavior honestly.
• -xhtml — resolve XHTML character entities. yes queen, handle those for me. ✨
• -p — parse only, no output. just vibes. no printing.
• -t — build document tree in memory. 🌳 main character energy.
• -signals — outputs the stream of signals instead of xml (excludes -t). note that: it excludes -t, so don't even try it together.
• -ot — output document ascii outline instead of xml. a lil outline, a lil summary moment.
• -indent — indent xml output. make it pretty, make it readable. 🎀
• -trip <suffix> — result for file <file> is output to a file <file.suffix>. so like, she writes it out next to it with your suffix glued on. slay.
• -help — Display this list of options
• --help — Display this list of options

ngl, -signals and -t are NOT a compatible duo. -signals excludes -t. that's the rule, fr fr. 🚫

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🧚 a lil sign-off 🧚

this was xmltrip.native version 1.2.0, from February 2022. go forth and round-trip your XML, bestie, you're gonna ate. 💜🌸👑