Attributes are translated with prefix @
, processing instructions with ?
prefix to their name as a key in a JSON object.
When there are multiple texts surrounding inner elements, those are translated as JSON array elements instead of an object with the specified key.
Example:<a b="2"><v>some text</v></a>
gets translated to:{"a": {"@b": "2", "v": {"#text": "some text"} } }
<-- comment -->
) will be translated with key: #comment
, otherwise they are omitted in the JSON output<?do?>
) will be translated with prefix ?
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