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const util = require('util'); const xml2js = require('xml2js'); const xml = ` <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <test xmlns="http://example.com/namespace"> <value1>value1</value1> <value2></value2> <value3 xmlns="http://example.com/namespace">value3</value3> <value4 xmlns="http://example.com/namespace"></value4> </test> `; (async () => { const result = await new xml2js.Parser({ emptyTag: '--EMPTY--', explicitArray: false }).parseStringPromise(xml); console.log(util.inspect(result, false, null)); })();
prints following
{ test: { '$': { xmlns: 'http://example.com/namespace' }, value1: 'value1', value2: '--EMPTY--', value3: { _: 'value3', '$': { xmlns: 'http://example.com/namespace' } }, value4: { '$': { xmlns: 'http://example.com/namespace' } } } }
expected result for value4
value4
{ _: '--EMPTY--', '$': { xmlns: 'http://example.com/namespace' } }
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Found same issue here, it looks like it doesn't treat tags as empty when there is a tag attribute presented, not just limit to "xmlns" attribute.
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prints following
expected result for
value4
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