Paste an XML document and get JSON you can work with in code. Attributes are kept as keys that start with @_, and repeated elements become arrays.
<!-- Order export -->
<order id="A-1042">
<customer>Ada Lovelace</customer>
<item sku="KB-01" qty="1">Keyboard</item>
<item sku="MS-07" qty="2">Mouse</item>
<paid>true</paid>
</order>{
"order": {
"customer": "Ada Lovelace",
"item": [
{
"#text": "Keyboard",
"@_sku": "KB-01",
"@_qty": "1"
},
{
"#text": "Mouse",
"@_sku": "MS-07",
"@_qty": "2"
}
],
"paid": true,
"@_id": "A-1042"
}
}ParseBox shows this note under the output, so nothing is lost without a warning.
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