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EasyXML for Laravel

Installation

Install using composer

composer require rummykhan/easy-xml

Add Service Provider

Add ServiceProvider to config/app.php providers array.

\RummyKhan\EasyXml\EasyXmlServiceProvider::class,

Add Facade

To use with Facade add

'EasyXML' => \RummyKhan\EasyXml\EasyXMLFacade::class,

How TO Build XML Nodes and hierarchies

app('easy-xml')->create('person') OR EasyXmlFacade::create('person') will give you instance of RummyKhan\EasyXml\XmlNode class. See api for RummyKhan\EasyXml\XmlNode class

1. Using app container

// Create a node
$rootNode = app('easy-xml')->create('person');

$educationNode = app('easy-xml')->create('education');
$educationNode->addAttributes(['MOE' => 'SXC', 'DAE' => 'COE', 'BA' => 'UOS']);
$rootNode->addChildNode($educationNode);

$jobNode = app('easy-xml')->create('job');

$jobNode->addAttribute('first', 'https://best-bf.com');
$jobNode->addAttribute('second', 'https://infamous.ae');
$jobNode->addAttribute('third', 'https://awok.com');
$jobNode->addAttribute('fourth', 'https://helpbit.com');

$rootNode->addChildNode($educationNode)
    ->addChildNode($jobNode)
    ->setDeclaration(XmlDeclaration::V1);

dd((string)$rootNode); // since it implements __toString()
//or
dd($rootNode->toString());

will output

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<person>
   <education MOE="SXC" DAE="COE" BA="UOS" />
   <education MOE="SXC" DAE="COE" BA="UOS" />
   <education MOE="SXC" DAE="COE" BA="UOS" />
   <job first="https://best-bf.com" second="https://infamous.ae" third="https://awok.com" fourth="https://helpbit.com" />
</person>

2. Using Facade

$rootNode = EasyXmlFacade::create('person');

$jobNode = EasyXmlFacade::create('job');

$jobNode->addAttribute('first', 'https://best-bf.com');
$jobNode->addAttribute('second', 'https://infamous.ae');
$jobNode->addAttribute('third', 'https://awok.com');
$jobNode->addAttribute('fourth', 'https://helpbit.com');

$rootNode->addChildNode($jobNode)
    ->setDeclaration(XmlDeclaration::V1);

dd((string)$rootNode);

will output

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<person>
   <job first="https://best-bf.com" second="https://infamous.ae" third="https://awok.com" fourth="https://helpbit.com" />
</person>

3. Using Constructor Directly

$rootNode = new XmlNode('person');

$educationNode = new XmlNode('education');
$educationNode->addAttributes(['MOE' => 'SXC', 'DAE' => 'COE', 'BA' => 'UOS']);
$rootNode->addChildNode($educationNode);

$jobNode = new XmlNode('job');

$jobNode->addAttribute('first', 'https://best-bf.com');
$jobNode->addAttribute('second', 'https://infamous.ae');
$jobNode->addAttribute('third', 'https://awok.com');
$jobNode->addAttribute('fourth', 'https://helpbit.com');

$rootNode->addChildNode($jobNode)
    ->setDeclaration(XmlDeclaration::V1);

// since it implements php __toString() method
dd((string)$rootNode);
// OR
dd($rootNode->toString());

will output

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<person>
   <education MOE="SXC" DAE="COE" BA="UOS" />
   <job first="https://best-bf.com" second="https://infamous.ae" third="https://awok.com" fourth="https://helpbit.com" />
</person>