How are XML attributes handled?

By default, attributes are placed in an '_attributes' key on the element object. This can be configured.

What about XML namespaces?

Namespace prefixes are preserved in the key names (e.g. 'ns:element' becomes 'ns:element' in JSON).

Yes. CDATA content is extracted and placed as the text value of the element.

Yes. Use the 'Paste XML' tab for quick one-off conversions.

RSS and Atom files are valid XML and can be converted. Use this to parse feed data into JSON for further processing.

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How are XML attributes handled?: By default, attributes are placed in an '_attributes' key on the element object. This can be configured.
What about XML namespaces?: Namespace prefixes are preserved in the key names (e.g. 'ns:element' becomes 'ns:element' in JSON).
Does it handle CDATA sections?: Yes. CDATA content is extracted and placed as the text value of the element.
Can I paste XML directly?: Yes. Use the 'Paste XML' tab for quick one-off conversions.
What about RSS and Atom feeds?: RSS and Atom files are valid XML and can be converted. Use this to parse feed data into JSON for further processing.