Interface XMLParseOptions

When true always return arrays for nodes even if there is only one child node. If false return the node as an object when there is only one child node. Or use a function to determine if the node should be an array or not.

Defines the name of the node under which attributes in the JSON output are grouped. The default is $ for attributes groups.

For example { attributeNode: '@attributes' } with the following XML:

<innerTag attr="value" />
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Will result in the following JSON:

"tag": {
 "@attributes": {
  "attr": "value"
 }
}
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When true the parser will ignore attributes and only parse the node name and value.

When true the parser will ignore namespace prefixes in tags and attributes. The returned object will not contain any namespace prefixes.

When true the passed string will not be checked if it is a valid XML string. Set to true when you know the string is valid XML and you want to skip the validation. allowing for faster parsing of the XML.

When true the parser will trim white spaces values of text nodes. When not set defaults to true. When false all whitespace characters from the text node are preserved.

Process the value of a node before returning it to the node. Useful for converting values to a specific type. If you return undefined the node is ignored.