Tox is a high performance XML parser and renderer for Ruby based on Ox. It's best explained using an example:
require 'tox'
xml = %{
<profile id="20">
<name>Mike Ross</name>
<friend title="Name Partner">
<name>Harvey Specter</name>
<tags>
<tag>The Best</tag>
<tag>Closer</tag>
</tags>
</friend>
<friend title="Paralegal">
<name>Rachel Zane</name>
<age>30</age>
</friend>
</profile>
}
template = Tox.dsl do
el(:profile, {
id: at(:id),
name: el(:name, text),
friends: mel(:friend, {
name: el(:name, text),
age: el(:age, text),
title: at(:title),
tags: el(:tags, mel(:tag, text))
})
})
end
v = template.parse(xml)
# {
# id: "20",
# name: "Mike Ross",
# friends: [
# {
# title: "Name Partner",
# name: "Harvey Specter",
# tags: ["The Best", "Closer"]
# },
# {
# title: "Paralegal",
# name: "Rachel Zane",
# age: "30"
# }
# ]
# }
template.render(v)
# Outputs input xmlRead Tox Tests for more examples.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'tox'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install tox
Run tests using rake:
rake
Performance tests can be enabled using:
PERFORMANCE=true rake
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