How are attributes represented?

As keys prefixed with `@_` (e.g. ` ` becomes `{"a": {"@_href": "..."}}`). The prefix is configurable.

What if a repeating tag only appears once?

By default it becomes a single object. Enable always-array mode if you want it forced into an array — downstream code stays consistent.

Dropped by default. Enable the preservation option to keep them as separate fields.

Example

<user>
  <name>yutils</name>
  <tags>
    <tag>tools</tag>
    <tag>dev</tag>
  </tags>
</user>

{
  "user": {
    "name": "yutils",
    "tags": {
      "tag": ["tools", "dev"]
    }
  }
}

Repeating tags (`<tag>`) become arrays. Attributes appear as `@_attr` (configurable). Round-trip conversion supported.

Usage / FAQ

Q.How are attributes represented?: A.As keys prefixed with `@_` (e.g. `<a href="...">` becomes `{"a": {"@_href": "..."}}`). The prefix is configurable.
Q.What if a repeating tag only appears once?: A.By default it becomes a single object. Enable always-array mode if you want it forced into an array — downstream code stays consistent.
Q.What about comments and CDATA?: A.Dropped by default. Enable the preservation option to keep them as separate fields.