Closed ChrisMBarr closed 1 year ago
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Hi @amitguptagwl, I found the same odd behaviour. Moreover, there is another "odd" case with formatting enabled when attributes are specified as null.
Using the same structure as the one of @FiniteLooper, with the starting object as follows
const xmlObj = {
"list": {
"item":[
"one",
{"#text": "two"},
{"#text": "three", "@_attr": null},
{"#text": "two", "@_attr": "foo"}
]
}
};
the final output is
<list>
<item>one</item>
<item>
three <@_attr/>
</item>
<item attr="foo">two</item>
</list>
If this and the former are unexpected behaviours, I could fix them! I already looked at the code and it shouldn't be that hard.
In that case, I think that the expected output should also be discussed (empty string in the attribute value, no attribute at all, etc.)
Hi @cecia234, since null
and undefined
doesn't represent any value, it's better if we skip that attribute from the output.
Description
Using
XMLBuilder
when theformat: true
option is on and an array contains a property withundefined
as the value it produces odd whitespace formatting. The text is not on the same line as the opening XML tag, and there are several spaces added before the closing tag.The XML output is correct in how it creates the tags and their attributes, but the whitespace is just all wrong.
Code
Actual Output
Expected Output
What I am working on has optional object properties, so I just pass the data to the property as is. Here is my real use case in my TypeScript project
Would you like to work on this issue?